Some Stats

I have 12.5% fewer teeth in my mouth than I did ten hours ago.

I have seven episodes of The Wire, or approximately 13.5% of the entire series, left to watch after I started watching two weeks ago (and it's every bit as good as I'd heard).

There are five days left until Super Tuesday, so by the end of tonight, I'd like to be 20% closer to choosing a candidate. But some arsehole (SEE UPDATE) Bob Cesca on Huffington Post thinks that I, and the rest of the progressive blogosphere, need to pick one candidate and unify behind him or her now.

Uh, no?

I'm going to pick my candidate before I vote, and I think every other blogger should do the same. But we're not a unit (hell, I'm just a speck), and we make up our minds for ourselves. As long as we're unified behind the Democratic candidate once the party has selected one, we're going to rock the Republican candidate (be it McCain, Romney, Huck, or whomever) in November. I'm confident in that prediction.

(hat tip: Atrios)

UPDATE: I got an e-mail from Bob Cesca pointing out that I was nasty for calling him names when he was making a reasoned argument. He's right... I'm getting a little touchy on the subject right now; I'm having a hard time understanding how it's so easy for others to make the distinction on whom to vote right now. Methinks me taking this a little too seriously...

Labels: 2008 Election, 2008 Primaries, Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton, Politics

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