Super Tuesday

Super Tuesday is in the books. Clinton and Obama are in a dead heat. McCain is still beating the hell out of Romney and Huck seems to be gaining fast. I cannot remember seeing an election year this interesting. On the Democratic side, history will be made no matter who wins. On the Republican side it's all over but the shouting. Romney just doesn't know it yet. It is obvious by the results of the polls that this country needs and wants a change. The "business as usual" polotics of this administration has long since worn out its welcome. What is more interesting is that George W. Bush has been quiet. I have yet to hear him endorse anyone, nor show up at any campaign headquarters. Kind of unusal, don't you think? With all of the hype, you might expect the pres to be more vocal. Oh well, what could he possibly have to talk about, aside from admitting he was dead wrong for getting us into this war. He realizes the true meaning of "lame-duck president" and I don't think he likes it much. After his theft of two elections, he is probably wondering how to steal a third and get back into the White House. Let us hope for as fair one this time. Let us also hope that the promises can be kept this time. For those of you waiting to see what type of scandal may arise, you will have to wait and see who becomes the Democratic candidate. Rupert Murdoche will spring his surprises only if Hillary is the winner. Still we have to wonder what ol' Slick Willie has done to get himself in hot water this time. More will be revealed.