For the record, I voted for Obama and so did my uncle, who happens to be EXTREMELY racist; even he thinks we need a change, and that Hillary is just not the one to bring that change. So far it looks like she's got PA...damn her helmet-headed hide.
Oh, and by the way-I meant to text Matt Butch and texted you instead...my bad.

Oh, please. Like we didn't know she was going to take it all the way to end of the line. The gap can be overcome with superdelegates, who were put there specifically FOR THE PURPOSE of overriding the popular vote. Why shouldn't she keep going?

It does however behoove the rest of us to just quit watching the news. I was sick of this whole process in 2007 already. A two-year campaign for any office is what you are really sick of, not really that Hill is refusing to give up.

IAWTC. Besides, if this contest were decided in the early stages then you'd have a bunch of whining on LJ from people in states whose primaries were late in the process, that the system was fucked-up because their votes didn't matter. Now, people who vote in places like PA and IN and NC and OR get to feel like their votes actually make a diffference. Personally, I prefer it this way. (And, as a Hillary supporter, I cheer her willingness to stay in the race to counteract all the starry-eyed Obamaniacs.)

Yes, and there isn't a world wide food shortage causing riots in developing countries. No siree Bob.

I kind of want to live in whatever magical happy fun place that Bush lives.