Sorry, I've been watching reruns on Bravo. It's so surreal watching some of the similarities play out.

Everyone, including me, has figured that this point person would be Hillary. After all, this is the one issue that she's personally been closest to for almost 2 decades now. But if she leaves the Senate to join an Obama administration, Max Baucus is perfect for this role. He's got friends on both sides of the aisle, has a history of bipartisanship (much to some of our annoyance at times), and as head of the Senate Finance Committee, he's in the best possible position to ensure that legislation doesn't get derailed in the Senate.

I'm still not convinced that Hillary would join an Obama administration, but it sure is a hell of a puzzle piece that fits in with other pieces as this things starts to take shape.

Color me intrigued. And impressed if this thing comes to pass. If Obama's not careful, I'm going to start expecting big things from him. :)

You do seem to be curiously ignoring Russia, which as the map accurately reflects, can be seen from Sarah Palin's doorstop. That's a hell of a lot of electoral votes right there.

Democrats like Bayh make my skin crawl, and is a huge reason why before Bush pissed me the hell of to such a ridiculous degree, I considered myself an independent that just happened to vote Democratic.

Lieberman needs to be held accountable for his actions, and if Reid can't figure out how to squeeze 2 or 3 votes out of some moderate Republicans to pass something like Health Care, then we need new leadership.

And I thought my schaudenfraud had been satisfied last week, but here it is again.

Looks like they've still got about 25,000 left to count. Looking good.

I don't know how this is playing out in the Minnesota press, but if they're giving Coleman's attempts to work the refs and all parties involved any credence what so ever, I'd be very very disappointed.

Minnesota, you deserve better than this guy.