Early Exit Poll Results
The National Review has posted early exit poll results in five of the seven primary elections happening today:
According to sources, the early exit polls in most of the states are in, and they look like:
AZ Kerry 46, Clark 24, Dean 13.
MO Kerry 52, Edwards 23, Dean 10
SC Edwards 44, Kerry 30, Sharpton 10
OK Edwards 31, Kerry 29, Clark 28
DE Kerry 47, Dean 14, Lieberman 11, Edwards 11
Edwards lead in SC is bigger than I had thought it would be - and I'm surprised that he's in the lead in Oklahoma. If Clark doesn't win there, he's toast. Still, that's a very close race with hours of voting still left. Dean doesn't appear to be making the 15% cut off to get delegates in states where they divide them up. That bodes ill for his campaign. Kerry is scoring big in the two biggest states, Arizona and Missouri.
This feels like the last World Series. I want them all to lose.
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So we can have more Bush?
So we can have more Bush? Give me a break. The man can't add (budgeting), can't spell (never written a damn thing), and can't read (intelligence or treasury reports).
Three straight years of being dead wrong on budgets. Three years of being dead wrong on the economy. Federal revenue is down by 25%, and spending is up by more than 25%. You can bitch about 9/11 all you want to, but that fact is that the GDP hasn't shifted around all that much. What's changed is the massive tax breaks given out, in the name of vote buying.
Anybody care to wonder what the average tax cut of a Bush Pioneer is? I bet it's a crapload more than $2000.
Let's all try and find _one_ farm that's been lost to the death tax. No lie there, either, huh?
He's not exactly a "buck stops here" kind of President, either. You can be honestly wrong about something, but you're still wrong. Bush's style is to blame everyone else; the GOP's style is to eat that crap up.
There is no question that John Kerry would make a significantly better President than Bush. So would Edwards, and so would Clark or Dean, for that matter.