Snowstorm Wednesday: The "I Have to Work Anyway" Game

While you won't be faulted for thinking so, the picture above is not of me. I would never wear a shirt like that. (Picture from http://www.jsonline.com/ of one of our Heartland brethren.)

Results:

Alabama: Clinton. Huckabee. Wrong (D): Obama.
Alaska: Obama. McCain. Wrong (R): Romney.
Arizona: Clinton. McCain.
Arkansas: Clinton. Huckabee.
California: Obama. Romney. Wrong (both): Clinton. McCain.
Colorado: Obama. Romney.
Connecticut: Clinton. McCain. Wrong (D): Obama.
Delaware: Clinton. McCain. Wrong (D): Obama.
Georgia: Obama. McCain. Wrong (R): Huckabee.
Idaho (D only): Obama.
Illinois: Obama. McCain.
Massachusetts: Clinton. Romney.
Minnesota: Clinton. McCain. Wrong (D): Obama.
Missouri: Clinton. McCain. Wrong (D) Obama.
Montana (R only): Huckabee. Wrong: Romney.
New Jersey: Clinton. McCain.
New Mexico (D only): Obama. (Currently too close to call, with Obama leading...)
New York: Clinton. McCain.
North Dakota: Clinton. McCain. Wrong (both): Obama. Romney.
Oklahoma: Clinton. McCain.
Tennessee: Clinton. Huckabee.
Utah: Obama. Romney.
West Virginia (R only): Huckabee.
American Samoa (D only): Obama. (I've not yet seen results for American Samoa...)

States Entirely Wrong: 3. States Half Right: 7. States Right: 12. Outcome Undecided: 2.

Based on these results, it's clear that Tuesday's clear winner was: me! Brian Hinshaw -- only partially wrong on Super-Tuesday, only partially wrong for America.

I'm predicting a Democratic landside in November, with Obama as our next president. Crushing defeat of a McCain/Huckabee campaign. Evan Bayh as veep. Based on Obama's fundraising abilities and the next few weeks of contests, I think he'll sweep most of the remaining primaries, including Wisconsin's.

Side note: Cindy McCain creeps me out. Normally, I'm not one to critize appearances, but I don't think America wants their next first lady to be some weird pointy-faced alien bird.