amazing…..i love this so much.

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Don’t you just hate when some upstart comes along and threatens your best-laid plans? We were struck by how well one of Reese Witherspoon’s monologues from the film Election fits the narrative of Campaign 2008.

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Gawker video guru Richard Blakeley MASHED-UP two of the New York Times’ interactive news maps: one showing the deadly path of Tuesday’s tornadoes, the other showing which Democratic candidates won which states on Super Tuesday. The results: does God hate Hillary? (And note: Obama won Alabama, but Hillary won each county in that state with a recorded death from Tuesday’s storms.)

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FunnyorDie.com has put together this little “Super Tuesday” Video to make sure we all know that “We Should Vote.” It was shoot at the 2008 Porn Awards, and features (from what I assume) are popular Porn Stars? Anyhow, needless to say comedy insues!

My favorite line:
“Isn’t there a white black guy running, what is he, cause he’s not American right?”

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A random little video put together by a little idie-folk-punk bad i quite like, The Lisps. For a little sample of their amazing vocal/musical talents, download my fav track of theirs, Pepper Spray.

The Lisps - Pepper Spray    Download | MP3 (right click)

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Democratic and Republican Presidential Primaries and Caucuses
Twenty-four states are held presidential primaries or caucuses on February 5: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah and West Virginia. For the Democrats, 1,681 delegates are at stake in 16 primaries and seven caucuses. The Republicans have 1,020 delegates at stake in 15 primaries and six caucuses.

NATIONAL DELEGATE TOTALS

Needed to nominate:	1191
Total delegate votes:	2380

Republican Candidate	Total   *	To Date	Feb 5
McCain	557	548	455
Romney	266	250	173
Huckabee	190	187	147
Paul	14	14	10
Uncommitt.	23	1	0

Needed to nominate:	2025
Total delegate votes:	4049

Democratic Candidate	Total*	To Date	Feb 5
Clinton	803	590	542
Obama	742	603	540
Edwards	26	26	0
Uncommitt.	75	1	0

Source: Associated Press

*as of Feb 6 at 8am

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Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee reiterated his archaic views on abortion and gay marriage yesterday on CNN.

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The last time California played a critical role in the primary season was in 1972, when George McGovern’s 5-point victory over Hubert Humphrey helped solidify the senator’s hold on the Democratic nod. The last time California was critically important on the GOP side was in 1964, when Barry Goldwater squeezed out a narrow victory over Nelson Rockefeller. Goldwater went on to win the Republican nomination.

John Kerry won every county in the 2004 primary. Bill Clinton, former Vice President Al Gore and John Kerry all carried California by solid margins.

While California has a reputation for being heavily Democratic, mainly due to large metropolitan areas such as Los Angeles and San Francisco, the state also has a long history of supporting Republicans, especially for governor. Ronald Reagan became president after he was governor of the state, and Schwarzenegger currently holds the title.

California’s economy is larger than all but four nations, having surpassed France in 2002.

With so many electoral votes at stake, pundits say the state is crucial to picking either party’s nominee for president.

Here a few songs to help you through the voting day:

MP3: The Cure - Primary
MP3: Radiohead - Electioneering
MP3: Ryan Adams - Political Scientist
MP3: Over The Rhine - If A Song Could Be President

Thanks to CNN.com

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With only one day left until Super Tuesday, here is a little refresher course in why Barack Obama is by far the most amazing people to live in our life time. If you tear up easy or are prone to goose bumps please be forewarned.

Movie includes:Jesse Dylan, Will.i.am, Common, Scarlett Johansson, Tatyana Ali, John Legend, Herbie Hancock, Kate Walsh, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Adam Rodriquez, Kelly Hu, Adam Rodriquez, Amber Valetta, Eric Balfour, Aisha Tyler, Nicole Scherzinger and Nick Cannon

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My pal Josh made a new video for Superdeluxe.com called Huckabee girl. It makes me want to ride on a Jesus horse into the sunset with Mr. Huckabee. Talley-HO!

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I don’t want to hear about Kucinich. I don’t want to hear about “unsure.” I don’t want to hear about “neither one.” Edwards is out, it’s now Hillary vs. Obama, and you’re not going to vote for another Republican, so you are going to vote and you are going to pick one or the other. Which one is it? Tell me in the comments section, right below this blog, and let’s see what you kids think…. I’m curious who you pick now.

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