Super Tuesday, McCain Leads Reps, Dems Undecided

Following the so called Super Tuesday primary mega bash yesterday, McCain has solidified a strong lead in the primary race over his rival Republicans. Things aren't so clear for the Democrats: while Clinton leads, the race is still too close to call.

Damn you Slashdot!

[SatanicPuppy]

I see that AGAIN, no one bothered to report on Ron Paul's stunning 3rd place finish in Alaska, solidifying his popularity in all of the coldest states. WHY ARE YOU ALL SO PREJUDICED?

Does this mean...?

[mike2R]

Assuming McCain gets the Republican nomination, does this mean the next President of the US is going to be sane?

It's a somewhat radical concept for outsiders to get our heads around, but I have to say I think it's a good plan.

Re:Does this mean...?

[vonPoonBurGer]

Assuming McCain gets the Republican nomination, does this mean the next President of the US is going to be sane?

He's 71, there's plenty of time between now and next November for him to work up a good, solid old-man-dementia crazy.

Re:So.....

[IndustrialComplex]

I don't think it's hard to see at all. Right now they're competing for who gets the driver's seat and who gets shotgun.

Before Cheney, I would never have considered that statement to be literal.

Meh.

[Guppy06]

In a dead heat between Clinton and Obama, Clinton will end up the winner as she's far more entrenched than her competitor and has the support the important people in the party. So then we'll end up with an election contest between her and McCain, leaving the voters to decide between the candidate that quietly supported war and torture, and the candidate that quietly supported war and torture.

Yay democracy.

Re:Texas on March 4th...

[dwater]

> what experience does she have being in charge of anything?

You're not married, are you?