Now that Wisconsin has fallen, how will they folks in Ohio not follow? Is this out of Clinton's control now? It is an odd race but now one at this point that the wheels are close enough to coming off that something like truth might be peeking out. Obama's website (which you apparently have to give some measure of allegiance to in order to read) has plenty of drilled down policy including this nugget:

Were it not for America’s hunters and anglers, including the great icons like Theodore Roosevelt and Aldo Leopold, our nation would not have the tradition of sound game management, a system of ethical, science-based game laws and an extensive public lands estate on which to pursue the sport.

Will he keep the results tracker up if the unexpected happens? His Ben-boring speech last night apparently ran one hour and twenty minutes (one-third of a Putin, one-fifth of a Castro) and they are now getting some substance injected into them...and not just about the role of Aldo Leopold. Here, for example, is his fiscal plan and I do not see the words "eat the rich" anywhere.

But is he really the issue of the Democratic campaign? Isn't it really the equally damning dichotomy of whether Hillary is just a bad campaigner or actually a bad candidate? To be clear, she has filled her days with accomplishment in the last seven or eight years and done great service as junior Senator for New York, a job classification we Canadians lack and one that seems amazingly useful now that I have peeked a bit at it from here just over the border. But does she have the characteristics you want in a President or even a candidate? There's baggage aplenty, for sure, but isn't there also a sort of yesterday's view or at least appearance. Are folks thinking that it would be nice to have someone else's last name after the title of the office? Or is it more specific than that? Has she shown herself to not be the campaigner she needed to be. Remember that New Hampshire moment when she let her guard down? Did it go right back up again?

It's fun to watch this much effort go into picking the people's choice, especially when we look at the possibility of a Canadian Federal election with all the glee of a someone facing a Wednesday's reheating of Tuesdays leftovers of Sunday's dinner. All we get to do is pick from Dud, Dudder and Duddest chosen by someone else and are given only a couple of weeks to make up our minds between them. Under our system, the next Federal election would have been a race between Rudy Giuliani and Joe Biden.