As I occasionally refresh the NY Times website, watching Barack Obama's numbers slowly creep up, I reflect that it would be much better to inaugurate the presidential-nomination season with a state where corn is not quite king. Say, Alaska or Vermont.
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2 comments:
Mmm, I wonder if the first primary would have any predictive value at all if it were held in Vermont, land of socialists, anti-billboard legislation, and the entirely locavore Farmer's Diner www.farmersdiner.com.
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