closing the gap

Frustrated with the lack of opportunities for activism in this lost cause state? Take a road trip:

A lot of people around Nashville seem to be somewhat frustrated at the lack of opportunity to campaign for Obama here in Tennessee because of the slim chance of victory. Well, there are two options.

Editor of the City Paper, Clint Brewer, has some advice for the House Republicans (after taking an out of place shot at "progressives") if they want to win control from Naifeh:

Clint Brewer asserts that the State House’s Republican Caucus needs help in the run up to this year’s legislative races and there is only one man for the job — a woman:

To win the Presidential election, Barack Obama will not need to cut into John McCain’s base of Republicans or even independents. He needs only to coax to the polls those who do not usually vote:

Barack Obama seems to be closing the gap. Question is now does John McCain try and reverse the trend by emphasizing his softness on the immigration issue or does he need to go hardline and try and drive up the white vote?

Bruce Barry breaks down the likely outcome of tonight’s Democratic Primary:

I’m going with Clinton 54.2-45.8 in IN and Obama 52.7-47.3 in NC.

Yes, once again the fate of the free world comes down to primary elections in medium-sized states. So how will it go down tonight in North Carolina and Indiana?