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New Hampshire Numbers

I have been Googling for numbers from New Hampshire. I favor Obama, and I’m curious what the GOP is up to. I finally found actual numbers, for the Democrats and and the Hephalumps:

With 96% of precincts reporting, Clinton beat Obama, 39%-36% — followed by Edwards at 17%, Richardson at 5%, and Kucinich at 1%.

With 96% of precincts reporting, McCain got 37% of the vote, Romney 32%, Huckabee 11%, Giuliani 9%, and Paul 8%.

So, my man Obama, arguably the underdog, is still giving Clinton a run for her money. And even if he doesn’t make it, I am content to vote for Clinton.

(I’d just like, after two decades, to put the Clinton-Bush dynasty behind us.)

And, I admire John McCain. If there’s going to be a Republican in the White House . . . my Googling turned up this gem from Tom DeLay:

“There’s nothing redeeming about John McCain.”

As I recall, Tom DeLay is a massive sleazeball. If a massive sleazeball finds nothing redeeming in you, that means that either you are a more massive sleazeball, or, perhaps a decent human being.

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January 9th, 2008

dbt

I try not to affect the way assholes think or what they say affect me about what they’re talking about — for example, chris matthews attacking hillary clinton doesn’t make me want to vote for her, though I can understand the impulse.

In general, both McCain and DeLay are both cockknockers, just of different, uh, flavors.

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