being out of Maryland for the week, I really did kind of in a not really sort of way miss the Question 7 commercials.

Instead of watching on free over-the-air TV, I watched the debate on my Roku's CNN International channel, and I feel slightly guilty about that because someone had to pay for the bandwidth for me to do that.

I've noticed that how I want to vote on Question 7 varies from day to day.

Clinton is an amazing orator.

I'm pretty fiscally conservative, and I suspect that I would be a moderate Republican if such a thing existed anymore.

Today is my state's primary election, and I won't be voting for any of the candidates because the elections are closed to party members for the first time.

Underneath Yahoo News's headline "Obama: First Gay President" is a headline for a different story saying "Obama's break from Bush," and that double entendre is so hilarious that I really have to believe it's intentional.

My brother-in-law is taking me to see a speech by a school board candidate that he likes.

ProFlowers is one of the companies that stopped sponsoring Rush Limbaugh's radio program, and the comments on their Facebook wall are some of the best internet drama I've read in a long time.

The state senator from my district, who last June stole a truck while drunk (but got away with just a slap on the wrist), just resigned due to a sexual harrassment complaint.