Super Tuesday, sucks

A lack luster performance was had at Super Tuesday, and instead of gripping action, things took the boring route and were far from worth watching. Obama and Clinton are essentially tied and there most news sites were neutral about the whole thing. CNN was matter of fact about the event and the only site to take a more interesting stab at the whole thing was BBC, who went down a more sarcastic route. Forget the feeding frenzy the media was hoping for because there was nothing juicy about it and no one could even fake it in a report if they wanted. It was so slow that I was hoping for maybe an explosion or a dance routine to spice things up, but unfortunately the candidates failed me. Boo hoo

Obie-won Wisconsin

Mike Huckabee shows himself to not be a quitter despite the fact that he is repeatedly being defeated. Hilary, although determined is less on the denial side, and knows she must win Texas and Ohio to still has a chance. Obama is doing better and better in the primaries with multiple wins across the country including Hawaii and Wisconsin. "It looks like the kid might just do it, so I hope," said my grandpa and I hope he's right. 

Political Junk Time

CNN's latest reports are pretty straight forward,  with numbers as the backbone of their reports. It states that Clinton is losing ground to Obama as shown in a few different polls. CNN's website also states that each candidate has support from various members of the Kennedy family. It puts McCain as the front-runner and mentions Giuliani's drop out. 

BBC News interviewed their readers to get their take on the current political situation. Everyone has something different to say. The race between Clinton and Obama is described as "tight" and "may go further" while McCaine and Romney's clearly states that McCain is likely to win. BBC takes a lighter note, mentioning how Romney had to stop for a pancake breakfast while on his busy schedule. 

 

The headline on the Fox news site is "So May States, So Little Time" with two candidates holding babies. Fox takes the dramatic route using phrases like 'fought back against' 'hammered' and 'stabbed in the back.'

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