[sinkspur]

I would think he is writing his resignation at this very moment.

Another bet, Boy? You said he'd be out this morning, after the morning shows. I'm still waiting.....nothing on the wires...

If you think he's going to quit now, after Nickles has thrown down a gauntlet, you're dreaming.

Nickles, once again, in an effort to advance himself, has jumped offside.

Mitch McConnell, reading between the lines in his interviews this morning, has told Nickles that Lott will not leave without a fight.

As long as Nickles has been in the Senate, you'd think he'd have learned patience by now.

This "silver bullet" is a misfire that will ensure that Don Nickles is never Majority Leader.

[BuddhaBoy]

I did say Sunday morning. I missed it. However, the day is still young. Horseshoes?

Now, answer my question.

[Darling Lili]

Another bet, Boy? You said he'd be out this morning, after the morning shows. I'm still waiting.....nothing on the wires...

Well, as long as we're throwing predictions back in people's faces, it was YOU who said the Lott firestorm was dying last Thursday.

Well, it ain't dying... not by a long shot. It seems that the lemming-like George Will, too, has now succumbed to the "left wing-feuled racist guilt trip."< /sarcasm>

Lott's Leadership is toast. It may not be today, but it's only a matter of when.

[MrNatural]

Sink, you've stated many times that if Lott is forced to resign from the leadership, he'll resign from the
Senate. That's quite possible, and would be the disaster scenario, as you've also noted.

Suppose his collegues, in a procedurally correct way, hold another ML election, which is won by someone else? Would
that save him enough face, do you think? After all, being a US Senator is not something to be lightly tossed away.