Obama won by a bigger margin than expected. With most precincts reporting:
- Senator Barack Obama : 37.18%
- Senator John Edwards : 30.00%
- Senator Hillary Clinton : 29.58%
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Obama won by a bigger margin than expected. With most precincts reporting:
That's got to be a statistical dead heat for Clinton and Edwards.
Uhg. Devi is still under the weather. She's less vocal than usual (like nil) and I mussed her fur and she didn't fix it indignantly. Sigh. She's still eating and drinking and hasn't had another ep like last night, which I guess is good.
I foresee a saturday vet visit. I'm paranoid that there is something in the apt that is poisoning her. I guess the next test is an xray or ultrasound to see if anything weird is going on.
This is a surefire thing to make me a crazed cat person. More than I already am.
I really should never have kids.
Poor Devi.
You can borrow my kids whenever you'd like.
I'm testdriving the Busy Body Calendar which I surprisingly like! But it's making me tired to schedule my family + figuring out dinner menus in advance.
Heh. At least I wouldn't have to tell a ped "She's being less of a bitch. That's how I know something is wrong."
Happy birthday, Shrift! I wish you good health all year.
I'd vote for Edwards of the three. Hilary's been too busy triangulating to stand for anything, and I don't think Barack has actually accomplished anything yet.
This is going to out me as a freak: when I was wee, I used to be soothed by pressing my ear to mom's tummy and listening to it gurgle (tummies are really noisy!) I don't know exactly when I did this, but it was probably around my brother's birth and shortly thereafter.
Anyway, I've fallen asleep on MK's tummy several times as an adult. Which is bizarro. And now poor Devi, with her digestive issues, is getting the treatment. Except I don't know what is normal! But the gurglies are weirdly soothing. Odd, that.
Happy Birthday, shrift!
Hey, remind me, are the Primaries all-or-nothing at the state level like the actual election (excepting Maine and Nebraska)? Or do the reps get parcelled out proportionally within each state?
It depends on the state. I think. Seems to me the reps can change their minds and swing their votes to someone else at the conventions. But I may be overstating the arbitrariness.