[ellery]

:) I’ve been staying up late nights reading everything I can — and I can’t get a fix on this race either. I don’t think anyone has a clue what might happen — from what I’ve seen it’s the most wide-open, unpredictable race in years.

[Darkwolf377]

I actually think this is a good thing. The race simply isn't easy to predict. Yet in the past, say 2004, when we THOUGHT it was easy to predict (Dean was IN, man), it all proved wrong, and the media went on without missing a beat...you'd think they weren't completely wrong in their prognostications.

I'm thinking the best thing is to read until I settle on a candidate, then just let the race drift past until it's my time to vote. The amount of energy expended in following this stuff is too high--when some "important" development happens that requires attention, we're told about it from every possible media source.

Just letting the squabbling and foolish predictions happen without my participation seems to be working out.

[teledude]

I'm in Iowa.

Fred.

Just watch.

It's being handled.