And then we can stop pretending that we particularly care what those voters think, just in time to go over to South Carolina and pretend that we all particularly care what those voters think. And so the cycle continues.
…What? Dude, I live in Maryland and I’m a Republican. Nobody – and I mean absolutely nobody – is going to even pretend to pretend to care about how I, or anybody else, plan to vote in our primary. Heck, the deadline’s in two days and the only people on the ballot for President at this point are three local Democrats. Just the way it is.
Don’t feel bad Moe I’m an Independent Conservative I don’t even make their general polling groups, people like me aren’t supposed to exist! And around here there are alot of people like me.
I expect to vote uncommitted in May, as the primary’s most likely going to be decided well ahead of when we finally get to vote, here, and I don’t expect to care for any of the participants, particularly.
just in time to go over to South Carolina and pretend that we all particularly care what those voters think.
Sadly I do care what South Carolina thinks. Just as a reminder – the winner there has gone on to get the nomination ever since SC was moved up to be the first southern state primary in the line-up (1980).
Now every time I’m bored with hearing about Iowa and New Hampshire I look at my calendar to see how much longer it’ll be until Jan. 21.
I SO wanted them to be wrong in 2008.