Isn't Anybody In Charge?
Just when you thought this whole presidential campaign tedium couldn't get any sillier, another state announces it's moving up its primary. There now seems a good chance that the regional elections will begin this year, in December, now that Florida has moved its primary so it can stake the claim to being the first in the South, which means that New Hanpshire has to move its caucus so it can retain its claim to being the first in the nation, so Iowa must now move so its caucus can predate everything. Sooner or later California, which had moved so it wouldn't be last, will have to move again. The day will come, I fear, when the primaries for the 2012 general election will happen before the 2008 election ever takes place.
posted by John M Crowther @ 6:53 AM
1 Comments:
You have the expressions on the faces perfect, John C. Another great cartoon which is New Yorker quality.
Commentary is its usual giving an additional laugh. I can not believe that there was another debate last night! I did not watch it but how many times, Dear Lord, how many times. Why wait until the day after elections for the primaries. Why not roll it all into one BIG voting day? They could serve lunches at the poll for free. Tea and biscuits for elevens as well.
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