February 15, 2004, Let's Get Ready for some Football... er, Primary Blogburst
I am pleased to say that I have heard from three game Wisconsin bloggers (one of whom chided me for my hyperbolic treatment of Dennis Kucinich's quixotic campaign) who have answered the call for blogburst participation: Brian Ulrich of Brian's Study Breaks, Adam Blust of the "Words Mean Things" blog, and F.P. of the blog, Sandhill Trek.
The Unseen Editor reports that, as expected, the much more charming, articulate and electable John Edwards clearly won the debate, but the media's need to validate its own brilliance required that it declare front-runner and your almost certain Democratic nominee John Kerry as the winner. Alas, Howard Dean will likely be out of this race in 48 hours or so, and alas, Al Sharpton will still be in it. Perhaps I should lighten up on Dennis Kucinich, as he seems to have the support of, if nothing else, an awful lot of principled and intelligent people (of course, the number of principled and intelligent people as a percentage of the electorate may explain Kucinich's poor overall showing). Its not like I could talk Kucinich out of his hopeless run, and it might (just might) force Kerry far enough to the left to snuff out any credible Green or Nader flank attack from the left.
Anyway, we'll continue to play this out; bloggers of the world, unite; we have nothing to lose but our capital gains... or something. Wisconsin remains our last hope to make this race interesting, going into Super Tuesday.
Comments
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