Sunday, April 13, 2008
Clark County Democrats Take Two
Since I mentioned the debacle that was the Clark County Democratic Convention in this space, I guess I should post a bit about the follow-up, repeated, convention, held yesterday at the Thomas and Mack Center at UNLV.
Well, there isn't much to mention. Hillary has a few hundred more delegates from Clark County going to the state convention next month than does Obama. The process was orderly, well planned, and well run. In fact, we're not at all sure that it was, in fact, the Democrats running it. (joke there)
So now that's behind us. Thing is, there were still some weirdos out there, such as the people claiming that Hillary was importing "non-Democrats" to vote. How she did that is a mystery to most sane people, but the accusation was put out there, anyway.
So that's it. Who will get the nod from the Nevada delegation to Denver will depend on which group is right: the Clinton backers who claim victory here, or the Obama backers who do the same. Heck, one group will be wrong, huh?
Tami's going to Carson City, by the way. Just can't keep away from the fun, I guess.
Well, there isn't much to mention. Hillary has a few hundred more delegates from Clark County going to the state convention next month than does Obama. The process was orderly, well planned, and well run. In fact, we're not at all sure that it was, in fact, the Democrats running it. (joke there)
So now that's behind us. Thing is, there were still some weirdos out there, such as the people claiming that Hillary was importing "non-Democrats" to vote. How she did that is a mystery to most sane people, but the accusation was put out there, anyway.
So that's it. Who will get the nod from the Nevada delegation to Denver will depend on which group is right: the Clinton backers who claim victory here, or the Obama backers who do the same. Heck, one group will be wrong, huh?
Tami's going to Carson City, by the way. Just can't keep away from the fun, I guess.
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