Put me into "none of the above."

If I had to be in a social drinking session with a presidential campaign as of today, I'd be into straight gin.

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"It's gettin' so a businessman can't expect no return from a fixed fight. Now, if you can't trust a fix, what can you trust?"

• R&B bars – Democrats 51%, Republicans 13.6%

Yeah! I'll take a scotch.

...that's actually interesting.

Figuring the crowds to be at least mostly younger (safe assumption I think), these results bode well for the future of the Democratic party.

It seems to me that regular people are generally in approval of the Democrat's slight Leftward movement. We're getting more new voters through youthful interest and old Social Liberals like myself who often vote Green because few Dem candidates are socially liberal enough to represent us.
This renewed interest is something Obama is nurturing and it's probably more responsible for his success than anything he has said or done.

I was talking to Lugo about the probability that as the Democratic party moves a little Left, many Greens may see fit to vote with us and in doing so, dramatically increase our numbers.
One thing I've always loved about the Greens is that they just won't vote for hypocrites.
Barack Obama has had a minor gaff or two but he hasn't committed that blatant hypocrisy that we're so used to seeing from politicians in both parties.
Sometimes it's not what a politician says that wins votes, it's what they don't say.
Hypocrisy-less campaigning is a pleasant "change" that's very attractive to people who are tired of being pandered and lied to.