(no subject)

[roadrunnertwice]

So we took the ailing white Volkswagen Fox to the auto-dudes today, and it turns out that it is, for all practical purposes, fucked. Pretty impressive -- it's almost like everything in the house got a hangover this year.

Hey, I'm actually pretty antsy about the Iowa caucuses! I don't think I did that last time around.

EDIT: Wow, Obama owns it!

I was rooting for Edwards, but I'm pretty much fine with Obama. Besides, I also heard this story about there being other voters in the country? WEIRD.

In conclusion, damn is this looking better than 2004.

Comments

[nightswatch.livejournal.com]

I spent the whole night on NPR, and man, listening to Robert Siegel and Michelle Block correspond live with the NPR crew and deal with all the craziness of live radio is so much more fun than TV. I'm totally doing this for the presidential race.

[coldjones.livejournal.com]

Hecks yeah - I felt the same way about Edwards and Obama. I don't even dislike Clinton that much, but I think she'd be a lot harder to elect than the other two. I'm mostly pleased that Huckabee won the Republican side, if only because this brings a lot more confusion and conflict to their coalition structure.

[roadrunnertwice]

Man, I'd be a lot more amused by the Huckabee thing if he weren't the worst candidate in the world. Still, it is reeeeeally fun to watch them scuttle around in a panic.

[nightswatch.livejournal.com]

You really think Huckabee's the worst of the lot?

[roadrunnertwice]

Maybe? I reckon it's a close one between him and Giuliani, not that any one of them wouldn't have a solid chance at wrecking this place for good. With Huckabee, it's mostly the theocracy and that Wayne Dumond thing that do it for me. Brr.

Hey, did you see that "The GOP primary field in Buffy villains" post yet?

[nightswatch.livejournal.com]

Hahaha, oh man, those are brilliant.