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super tuesday results

McCain v Obama: The Value of Time Served

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This must be my day for great emails! Hat tip to Owen M for this one …

It’s really quite simple:

John McCain has served in Congress for 26 years following 22 years of military service.

Will McCain Do the Right Thing on SCOTUS …

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One of the most vocal, and potentially persuasive arguments for Conservatives to support John McCain is that McCain will be better on SCOTUS appointments. At first blush that might seem to be true.

However, that may be just wishful thinking. Ragnar Danneskjold (OK -ya’ gotta LOVE the name - especially given a couple of my recent posts) over at The Jawa Report has an excellent analysis of not only recent court decisions and the Justices voting configuration.

And So It Comes To This …

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This …

Made possible this …

And so it comes to this …

No video can tell you what to do or what to believe. For that, you need a mirror …

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Soul brother number one

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Stephen Colbert really made me chuckle just now … in reviewing the Super Tuesday results, he listed some of the states Barack Obama had won but then dismissed them as states with mainly-black populations like Idaho or “Minnesota …. home of ‘Soul Brother #1,’ Garrison Keillor.”

Clinton wins Super Tuesday?

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AP is reporting Clinton ahead in delegates.

Super Tuesday results.

Update: Obama campaign provides Excel spreadsheet showing Obama delegate win.

Clinton wins Super Tuesday

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Clinton ahead in delegates.

Super Tuesday results.

Tragedy in the Midsouth

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We should all take a break from watching Super Tuesday results and say a prayer for the tornado victims in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas.

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