Not So Super Wednesday

[greygirlbeast]

Rainy. There's a cold front on it's way, which is likely responsible for my pounding sinus headache. We are promised highs in the sixties late next week. I hope that it's an accurate forecast. Die, winter, die

Comments

[setsuled]

Clinton is, at this point, all but guaranteed the nomination.

I have yet to watch a single Bernie Sanders speech or learn very much about him aside from the fact that he seems to have all the young people who supported Ron Paul before. But I like Clinton. It'll interesting watching her and Trump and see people trying to make her e-mail "scandal" look worse than Trump continually questioning Obama's place of birth.

Ted Alberry

[ext_3273398]

I used to like reading Ted Alberry. Not that he was particular good, or bad as writers go, but he was that semi-rare breed of spy novelist, that was actually a spy. He was fond of pointing out, that in nation states that don't have any protection from corruption, elections results often have more voter, than people in the country. In countries with the pretense of honesty, corrupt election have wins, where the person's victor is almost a tie, but they win by a handful of votes. They only cheat enough to win, less evidence that way. How many narrow wins has Hillery had?