democratic presidential primary

Sean Braisted reports that Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Bob Tuke is comparing the Democratic Presidential Primary to the fight to unseat Lamar Alexander:

. . . about the Democratic Presidential Primary.

I was just reading a Robert Novak article on the Dem race, and several things came to mind:
--Though I disagree that Hillary's WV trouncing of Obama reflects any "momentum" for her campaign, it certainly reflects Obama's general election weaknesses.

DNC Chair Howard Dean doesn’t think a senior figure will emerge to end the chaos that has become the Democratic Presidential primary:

If you wait long enough, you will see everything.  Like Hillary campaigning for a strong military. Who’d a thunk it?  I don’t know whether to laugh or cry.

From the Wall Street Journal:

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The Associated Press on Mike Padgett’s quest to become United States Senator:

“I have been working vigorously over the past few weeks building a team that will include people from all parts of the state of Tennessee,” he said.

Or do they just like to say they will?

Ronald Reagan had his “Reagan Democrats.” And now, Illinois Sen. Barack Obama has turned the tables on the Republican Party with his “Obamacans,” disaffected Republicans who are flocking to the Democratic presidential candidate the way disenchanted Democrats backed Reagan, though in smaller numbers.