Who SHOULD win the Dem nomination...even though they probably won't!

[12th Doctor]

This is an interesting question.  I think that Liebermann should be the nominee.  He is tough on national security in the Hubert Humphrey/Scoop Jackson Democrat tradition, but he differs with Bush enough domestically to acctually make the election a battle of ideas.  A year ago,I thought that he would be the nominee for sure.

[12th Doctor]

The ABC News superdelegate estimate as of Monday, January 5 at 9:00 am:

Howard Dean—90

John Kerry—59

Dick Gephardt—49

Wesley Clark—24

Joe Lieberman—20

John Edwards—16

Carol Moseley Braun—4

Al Sharpton—3

Dennis Kucinich—2

Is this for the Iowa Caucus?

[12th Doctor]

No soul man, its the current total of SUPERDELEGATES ont he dem side.  Party bosses, ex presidents and such, congressmen, senate that get more of a pull than a normal delegate int eh primaries and caucuses.

The ABC News superdelegate estimate as of Monday, January 5 at 9:00 am:

Howard Dean—90

John Kerry—59

Dick Gephardt—49

Wesley Clark—24

Joe Lieberman—20

John Edwards—16

Carol Moseley Braun—4

Al Sharpton—3

Dennis Kucinich—2

Is this for the Iowa Caucus?

Superdelegates?  I swear, the Democrats make no sence.  I don't get there primaries, there views or .... anything about them.  Thank God I'm a Republican.

PS  Doesn't the idea of "Superdelegates" go against the whole "one man, one vote" idea.