checked it out, it's awesome
a quick spin around the major blogs reveals that everyone agrees on kerry-dean finish in NH, no big deal there...
however i do think i'm early in predicting that kerry will win missouri
surprisingly it turns out that arizona actually has the most delegates at stake of the feb 3 states, followed by south carolina and oklahoma
so it is conceivable that dean could lose both missouri and south carolina but still look like a newly viable contender with a win in arizona. i would imagine he's going to focus there and new mexico.
clark will probably focus on oklahoma, south carolina and arizona.
the really interesting thing is going to be watching dean try to re-establish himself as the centrist in the race while positioning Kerry as too liberal to get elected.
i can't see any other winning strategy for him -- the insider/outsider thing isn't sticking. he's going to try to move back to the right of kerry!!! you heard it here first!!!
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a quick spin around the major blogs reveals that everyone agrees on kerry-dean finish in NH, no big deal there...
however i do think i'm early in predicting that kerry will win missouri
surprisingly it turns out that arizona actually has the most delegates at stake of the feb 3 states, followed by south carolina and oklahoma
so it is conceivable that dean could lose both missouri and south carolina but still look like a newly viable contender with a win in arizona. i would imagine he's going to focus there and new mexico.
clark will probably focus on oklahoma, south carolina and arizona.
the really interesting thing is going to be watching dean try to re-establish himself as the centrist in the race while positioning Kerry as too liberal to get elected.
i can't see any other winning strategy for him -- the insider/outsider thing isn't sticking. he's going to try to move back to the right of kerry!!! you heard it here first!!!
- big jimmy 1-23-2004 9:43 pm