general election

Randy Neal over at Knox Views landed an interview with James Carville, who was speaking at the Knox County Truman Day Dinner. Neal threw a loaded question at Carville, but he didn't bite:

Where oh where is a conservative to go this November?
I truly do not know what or who I will vote.
This has not happened to me, in a Presidential general election, EVER!

. . . 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.

Jon Wright asserts that the Clinton campaign’s argument that it can take West Virginia in a general election matchup with McCain isn’t necessarily a sound one:

Does she really think she’s going to capture Perot’s 16?

Last night, the Democratic Party captured its third straight victory this year in a special election for U.S.

I am so glad that Hillary won W Va. tonight. Now the talk is if she looses and Obama gets to go to the general election in Nov can he win W. Va.? I say no because he didn’t even spend enough time there and it shows the people in the state that he doesn’t [...]

Any guesses on what the turnout is going to be tomorrow in West Virginia?

In 2004, Kerry garnered 326K votes in the general election (375K self-identified Democrats voted). Assuming only those Kerry voters show up, and Hillary's margin is 70-30, she'd net 130 thousand popular votes or so.

Newscoma reports on the campaign of white natonalist congressional candidate James Hart.

But Chez Bez is weighing in with calm reason.