Actually, there were two lightning strike victories that I recall -- Orten in Utah and Klug in Minnesota. Your guy, Flanigan, rings a bell. He might have done it also. Even if you count that as three such victories, against thousands of such candidates those are odds that no rational candidate will accept. And that's my point.
John / Billybob
Great analysis Congressman. I have a couple of questions about the apportionment of Dem. primary delegates. Do you have a run down of the number of delegates for each primary state? Are caucus winning delegates obligated to vote for the winner? How many candidates do you think will reach the 15% mark in order to win delegates. Lastly, how soon until one of the candidates wrapped up the 2100 needed delegates?
Thanks for any help. I've been looking for info and haven't been real successful.