Dixville Notch is best known in connection with its longstanding middle-of-the-night vote in the U.S. presidential election.
They handed Obama a victory. While it's NOT anything big at all at this point, he still won.
Obama: 7
Edwards: 2
Richardson: 1
Clinton: 0
I understand that Clinton wants to be president, but she doesn't do anything except make people angry. Edwards might be bracing for another VP run as well. By defending Obama to the extent that he does by railing into Hillary, he is helping Obama increase his lead and therefore widen the gap. This is fine with me and I think it is wise of him. If he places third in New Hampshire, I think he should watch himself and subtly join the Obama push and help squash Hillary.
Watch this clip from a focus group who was rating their opinion of the candidates as they spoke. Hillary can not defeat the right. She is just too polarizing.
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George,
You are right on target here. The Republican slime machine will have a tougher time attacking Barack for fear of appearing racist, which, in fact, many of them are. They will pull out some cock and bull story about madrassa and Muslims. Just wait. It won't be pretty, but I am sure it will backfire on them. As my friend Larry said, I'd rather have a moderate Muslim as president than a fanatical Christian.
Do you need some stickers over there, George? I can help you with that??
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