The numbers could also suggest a higher level of intellegence (and strategy) on part of the Obama voter.

If Obama is the nominee, he doesn't need Clinton. He needs someone like Tim Kaine, putting Virginia in play.

If Obama can win Virginia and one southern state (GA, SC, NC, or LA), and make the assumption he wins MN, IA, MO, WI, CO & NM. Then assume McCain captures FL, MI & OH, but everything else breaks the same way it did in '04, guess what? Obama wins.

Posted at April 1, 2008 2:07 PM in response to Gallup: Dems Like Hillary/Obama Ticket, But Say "No" To Obama/Hillary

If I'm on Team Obama, I'm asking several questions regarding this “Commander in Chief” test HRC’s campaign constantly pushes:

Is the test essay, multiple choice, or short answer?

Does Kaplan or Princeton Review offer study guides or tutorial services to pass the test?

Will I need a #2 pencil or is the test administered electronically?

Are there other abstract concepts with no real definition you can continue to spoon feed to the popular media as “the truth”, and continue to get away with it?

Here’s what Mr. Wolfson & Mr. Penn don’t want you to know. The surprise math page at the end of the “Commander in Chief” test. I’ve obtained a copy of that page, here it is:

1408-1251 = ?

$55,000,000 - -$3,000,000 = ?

30-14 = ?

Note: ? = Victory for Obama, defeat for Clinton

Posted at March 24, 2008 11:05 AM in response to Obama Campaign Manager Hints Clinton Camp Has "Pattern" Of Questioning Obama's Patriotism

This just in to the department of redundancy department . . .

Professor Captain Obvious has released the results of another controversial poll:

99.9% of Americans say breathing oxygen is the preferred way to continue a healthy blood flow and extend the life cycle.

How about a poll with a surprising result?

Posted at March 13, 2008 2:30 PM in response to Poll: Hillary Beats McCain In Arkansas