It won't -- and what does it matter? It's pretty much a done deal.
But that's not the only reason to go to the caucus. Sit this one out and the lib wing of the party will drive this fall's elections.
Agreed.
BTW, I saw something on soundpolitics.com this a.m.:
http://soundpolitics.com/
McCain in Seattle - 2nd comment:
2. I was at Boeing Field today taking pictures of their planes (plane spotting is my hobby). Hillary and Obama both chartered ATA Boeing 737-800’s while John McCain, not a big fan of Boeing, chartered a jetBlue Airbus A320.
Posted by Andrew S. at February 8, 2008 09:49 PM
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Which prompted me to sign-up on McCain’s blog and post this:
Dear Senator McCain,
I am posting to this thread as I didn’t find one for the Senator’s Seattle trip.
I, like many other conservative Republicans, have not decided yet if I’ll vote for you or not. It’s one thing to reach across the aisle, and quite another to side so strongly with Democrats on issues that many of us think that you’ve taken the liberal, rather than a conservative position. To name only one, while you say you’ll secure the borders first, you’ve yet to say that you will not support amnesty for illegals (therefore, we can only surmise that you’ll agree to secure the borders, then try to push your original bill through). I’m posting here for a different issue, however, at this time.
While I suspect you will think you do not need to take advice from a private citizen, I’m writing to you in hopes that you will get with your advisers and have them do some research (if they, for some reason, are not aware of the obvious) before you campaign in a city. For full disclosure, I do not work for Boeing, but have friends that do, and I’ve not discussed this with them. Clinton and Obama flew into Seattle yesterday on Boeing planes. You flew in on an Airbus - - - -to Boeing Field, no less. That would be like you and your staff running around Seattle or Redmond (home of Microsoft) with Apple computers loaded with Linux software, instead of laptops using Windows Vista and Office, or, drinking Nestle coffee (headquarters Switzerland) outside Starbucks headquarters (also in Seattle). Whether you like Boeing or not (I’ve read reports you do not), this is Seattle and Boeing is a huge employer here and brings a lot of revenue into the city and the state. There are a lot of military and commercial organizations and individuals worldwide that think that Boeing is the best plane manufacturer there is. Regardless of how you feel about Boeing, perhaps next time you fly into Seattle or Washington State, your advisers won’t be so culturally insensitive (in this case it was more like brain dead) and assure that you do so on a Boeing plane, a Gulf Stream jet, or anything besides Airbus.