The Power of Numbers

I've been here in New York, New York, for a month, and it definitely has been fun and interesting.

In other news, yesterday was a big day for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. I believe the end of a TIME article concisely summarizes election results thus far: "So Clinton lives to run for another seven weeks. But if you believe in the power of numbers, the candidate of inevitability is Barack Obama."

Presidential Nominee

I'm going to laugh if the Democratic Party and/or the Republican Party shoots themselves in the foot by nominating someone who probably won't win the presidential election. Some candidates are more likely to win the presidential election than others, no matter who the parties want to be president. For example, the Democratic Party might nominate Hillary Clinton because most members of the party might want her to become president. But Barack Obama might be more likely to win the presidential election than Hillary Clinton. In that case he would be a better choice. My point is that winning the election is more important than winning with whoever you want to become president. Someone in your party serving as president is better than no one in your party serving as president.

Hillary Clinton is the Antichrist? - The Fox News Game

This is the Fox News game. Fox News apparently used a revolutionary new journalism technique called "repeat what someone else reported without questioning it" in their award-winning coverage of the madrassa Obama attended. This inspired me to create a new game, which involves thinking of stories for Fox News.

Headline: Hillary Clinton is the Antichrist?

And the story can have information about how apparently some very conservative Americans think Hillary Clinton is the Antichrist.

I expect a job offer from Fox News very soon.

2008 better than 2012

Hillary's best shot at becoming president will probably be in 2008. If she isn't elected president in 2008, she will face an incumbent in 2012. Technically, she could defeat an incumbent, but I believe it will be easier to win in 2008 than defeat an incumbent in 2012. Actually, it will be easier for anyone to win in 2008 than 2012 except for whoever is elected in 2008, who might find it easier to win in 2012 as an incumbent.

I'm looking forward to Barack's announcement.