Victory only matters if it puts you ahead of your opponent. There's been a lot of chatter about the Pennsylvania primary. Clinton won the primary by ten percentage points (or 9.5 depending on the source), but she still lags behind in the delegate count. Her latest victory couldn't put her ahead of Obama. Obama lost another primary and can't seem to win the big states. But he's still ahead and is up in fundraising. So now it's up to Indiana and North Carolina on May 6. Until May 13, when it'll be up to West Virginia. And again on May 20 when it'll be up to Kentucky and Oregon to decide the race. Then finally June 3, when it'll be decided by Montana and South Dakota and the primaries actually end. And the end just can't get here soon enough.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Is it over yet?
Victory only matters if it puts you ahead of your opponent. There's been a lot of chatter about the Pennsylvania primary. Clinton won the primary by ten percentage points (or 9.5 depending on the source), but she still lags behind in the delegate count. Her latest victory couldn't put her ahead of Obama. Obama lost another primary and can't seem to win the big states. But he's still ahead and is up in fundraising. So now it's up to Indiana and North Carolina on May 6. Until May 13, when it'll be up to West Virginia. And again on May 20 when it'll be up to Kentucky and Oregon to decide the race. Then finally June 3, when it'll be decided by Montana and South Dakota and the primaries actually end. And the end just can't get here soon enough.
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