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Politics are not my first love, and I find the whole subject extremely discouraging. However, if people who hate politics don't get involved, the active politicians are the ones that think it is fun. That's a really frightening thought!
At this point, few politicians really get the web. That will change. Until it does, outsiders who understand the web are in a position to have a disproportionate impact on the political process.
MSNBC is reporting 67% in Washington (96% reporting), 68% in Nebraska (99% reporting) and 57% in Louisiana (98% reporting). Real Clear Politics is reporting 49% Clinton, 48% Obama in New Mexico (99% reporting), but have yet to call a winner. Politico has him with 90% of the votes in The Virgin Islands, which offer the equivalent of 3 delegates.
Currently, he has 861 earned delegates to Clinton’s 855. RCP, which includes superdelegates in its counts, has him placed at 1,096 to Clinton’s 1,112 — only a 16 delegate difference.
I love local talk radio. If it weren’t for folks like Al Mascitti, Rick Jensen, and Gerry Fulcher, I probably wouldn’t be nearly as interested in this political stuff as I am today. Listening to their shows and having the opportunity to call in (and even appear in-studio) has been quite a thrill and my (shitty) reputation has grown since.