There was a chance (let’s call it hope, in my case) that Barack Obama would score a decisive victory in yesterday’s Presidential Primary Elections. That did not happen. Neither did the opposite. The remaining state primary contests favor Barack Obama. Thus I expect that he will pick up some more delegates along the way, adding to his existing lead in so-called pledged delegates. These exclude the so-called Super-Delegates (mostly Democratic party big-wigs). The TOTAL delegate count at this point favors Hillary Clinton, due to her advantage in the Super-Delegate count. But these Super Delegates are not committed, they can change their minds at any time. What wacky system!
It’s my hunch that this thing will not be decided until the Democratic National Convention in the summer, maybe on the basis of the so-called Super-Delegates and some back room deals among Democratic party insiders. Must be grueling for both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama to have to campaign non-stop for more than a year, only to keep campaigning some more for the actual Presidential Elections. What a job!
On the Republican side, Mike Huckabee made a strong showing. Here’s a Baptist preacher that makes references to Biblical mythology in his speeches, running for the office of the President of the United States. Someone should ask him, and every candidate for that matter, the following questions:
The above videos are taken from the FirstFreedomsFirst.org site where a complete list of 10 relevant questions that address our constitutional separation of Church and State can be found here.
