Charles Hurt’s New York Post column, applying the label “suicide voters” to describe those who have vowed to vote for Hillary Clinton over John McCain, seems to be getting some blog buzz.  Over time, I suspect that label will be slapped on people who may not vote for a Democrat, but will refuse to vote for McCain. It strikes me that this is not a tactic designed to make friends or

I got got got got no time.  Your challenge, best lyrics to “Goodbye, Super Tuesday” to the tune of Rolling Stones’ “Ruby Tuesday”

Attract More Women on Hitler Youth Look Is In [Dan Collins]

They are still counting ballots in California as I write this; they probably still are at post-time.  So a full-on breakdown of delegates and such is simply impossible. However, when you look at the summary of the early exit polls and the exit poll from California, it looks like deja vu all over again. As before, McCain generally won people disenchanted with Pres. Bush, the Iraq war and the economy. 

Harley Davidson Leather Western Boot on Assert Your Manly Bona Fides Thread [Dan Collins]

Given that most of the television coverage — as expected — tended to focus on states, even when most states do not award delegates on a winner-take-all basis, I jotted down Dark Lord Karl Rove’s “back-of-the-envelope” delegate estimates. On the GOP side, Rove estimated roughly 520-550 delegates for McCain, 220-250 for Romney, and 200 for Huckabee. On the Dems’ side, Rove had pre-California estimates of 629 delegates for Clinton, 568 for

“The poll also says that 52% of Canadians consider the US to be the most negative force in the world today.” (Video) (Though see comment by Canadian Mal, who feels that, although the conclusion is likely correct, it isn’t necessarily supported by the study) Also, “So, what are YOU in for?”  Some gay voters put off by “Straight Talk Express“

Sen. John McCain actually came in third, but by having his voters swing behind Mike Huckabee in the second round of balloting, he wins by getting the “Mitt Romney loses West Virginia” headline at the outset of Super-Duper Tuesday. At HotAir, Allahpundit didn’t think much of Mitt Romney’s response, telling Camp Mitt to “get over it.”  But the Romney campaign was already pushing the line that “a vote for Huckabee is a vote for

It seems like only yesterday that I wrote: The McCain campaign really needs to get the word out to their supporters that they are insulting the intelligence of the people they are trying to woo. That was in response to the McCain campaign leaking a letter Bob Dole wrote to Rush Limbaugh urging party unity for the general election. To see how this observation would play out, I tuned in Rush Limbaugh’s program

Oh, wait . . . that’s Bobby Knight.  Sorry.