Where are they???

Are you going to DL?  I have my computer, and I need a beer.

I've got a thread on my neighborhood (Northern Liberties, Philly) message board inquiring about turnout:

http://pub50.bravenet.com/forum/4226496069/show/629159

So far, the word is good turn out, not overwhelming, no lines.

Remember in Philly, kids were not in school today, so some parents may be waiting until relief arrives home to get to the polls.

I voted at 2 pm in Chester Cty. At that point 35% of the registered dems had already voted and 14% of the thugs. No lines then but it was an odd time. There will be lots more when parents come to pick up their kids and after regular work hours.

man I hope you're right because after those "I'll obliterate Iran" comments, I want Clinton's goose to be cooked.

Shit, i want that goose charred to a crisp.

John Mccain Called his wife WHAT??

via Duncan, a post from Matt Stoller led me to his twitter account, which game me my favorite line from yesterday:

http://twitter.com/matthewstoller/statuses/793717980

I just got done with an Al Jazeera appearance, and I accidentally stole their earpiece. USA! USA! USA!

01:11 PM April 21, 2008 from txt

Guardian UK reporter on the ground reports Obama campaign materials includes DVDs.

Clinton today dismissed the notion that she needed a large margin of victory to quell doubts about her candidacy.

"I think a win is a win. Maybe I'm old fashioned about that," she told reporters. "I think maybe the question ought to be, why can't he close the deal with his extraordinary financial advantage? Why can't he win a state like this one if that's the way it turns out ... big states, states that Democrats have to win."

[.]
Yesterday, in an interview with the Pittsburgh radio station KDKA, Obama said he did not anticipate emerging victorious from Pennsylvania. But he said: "I'm predicting it's going to be close and that we are going to do a lot better than people expect."

Even if Clinton were to secure the outsize victory she needs in Pennsylvania, figures for funding released yesterday raised questions about her ability to fight on.
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Obama has been outspending Clinton by two or three to one on TV advertising and mailshots - some of which include DVDs. In the final hours before the primary, his ads have been inescapable on stations in the greater Philadelphia area, home to 40% of the state's Democratic voters.

Sarah Triplett arrived to vote this morning long before her suburban Philadelphia polling place opened and soon had plenty of company.

"I had to be here to vote, and I pray that Obama does make a big change in a very positive way," said Triplett, a "65-plus" woman from Levittown who works with the disabled.

In Allentown, where a line snaked out the door at First Presbyterian Church, 68-year-old Ellen Woolley, who works in finance, went for Clinton. Obama, she said, is a "marvelous speaker, but I really don't hear a lot of substance."

Well, "You can't vote for war and disown the results"