Today's primaries: Nevada and South Carolina

Is this on real tv or can I find this on the internet (I ask because I don't have tv)?

It might be on the MSNBC site.. I am glued to the MSNBC channel, unfortunately for my mental health, and Axelrod said it live about 3 mins ago

Would your analysis be that he is under the influence of various substances, or he really knows that this is the case?

David Axelrod is Obama's top campaign manager and the websites say it is true.. Delegates in Nevada are awarded by who has more votes PER DISTRICT and apparently OBAMA won more rural districts than HILLARY.. so though she got more votes

OBAMA WON MORE DELEGATES!!!!

my head is spinning, and I am going to go look for my substance of choice...

You're going to hate me forever for this... but... popular vote?

BUSH '00!

Yeah, this flashed through my mind too. I think I might be able to justify my joy in it though. Nevada caucused today, they didn't go to the voting booth. Because of this, those sitting at their particular precinct that may not have had at least 15% of the total amount of people were either forced to join another candidate, or remain not viable. That's not really a true expression of the popular vote anyway. If I got any of the details of the process wrong call me out please.

It's a split decision, if you ask me. Clinton took the popular vote (and along with that, the resulting media boost). But Obama took the prize which they were actually competing for, the delegates.

Here's how Time is reporting Nevada:

Well, assuming your interpretation is correct, I agree. I won't mention it again*.

* unless I can see clear political advantage in doing so, naturally

GO JOHN McCAIN!!! he won south carolina, with FHuckabee 2nd. ha ha

wait. If McCain were out, Obama might benefit.

Ha! Exactly. I'm shameless.