I'm a registered Democrat. Lord knows I don't agree with everything they do and say, but if you want to vote at all in this country, you have to register. And when you register, you have to choose a party affiliation, even if that's "independent." One of the benefits of registering with a party (actually, the only benefit) is that you get to vote for that party's presidential candidate in the Presidential Primary Election. This is happening next week on the 5th, on what is hilariously known as "Super Tuesday."California is considered "Clinton country," and Obama's not really doing much campaigning here. I'd probably have gone for John Edwards, but he dropped out yesterday. I must admit to sharing the belief of many people, which is that electing a Bush, then a Clinton, then a Bush, then a Clinton seems unhealthy for the country. A change of air might be good, but people are concerned about Obama's lack of experience. On the other hand, "experience in Washington" often means that you're a hack beltway insider. Anyway, I'm open to bribes if any of you want to sway me.
In other news, I believe a certain girl turned 17 today ...
