It is Wednesday after the latest Super Tuesday. McCain took care of business in the Republican primaries and Huckabee stepped out so we know who the Republican nominee will be. Not a terribly exciting prospect but at least we know. I guess the question now will be, "Who will be his running mate?" Michael Steele (former Lt. Governor of Maryland)? Mitt Romney (who despises McCain and is despised by McCain)? Huckabee (who would bring Chuck Norris along)? Jeb Bush (I mean, how long has it been since we had a Bush on the ticket!)? Joe Lieberman (now that is an interesting concept, a Dem without a party)? Well, it gives the talking heads something to argue about.
The Democrats, on the other hand, can't make up their mind if they have made up their mind. Hillary won enough yesterday to keep her campaign alive but many are saying that she really has no mathematical chance at catching Obama and is just extended the anger and division by staying in the race. She says she will consider a joint ticket--with her at the top! I think she knows the only chance she has at becoming President is for Obama to be at her side. And there is no way he makes her the VP once he wraps up the nomination. Would you really want the Clintons hanging around the White House if you were the Prez? You could end up another dead body on the path to the White House for a Clinton.
Funny thing is, this stuff used to matter to me.
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