Wyoming Caucus(D) Results.

[Sam Spade]

Hard to believe this is our final caucus of the primary season, unless you count Texas (which will probably be done counting in May) or Guam (really few delegates).

[Sam Spade]

Keep spinning folks! 

[Sam Spade]

Keep spinning folks! 

We learn from you Sam, the master of pro Hilldawg spin.

lol

[Sam Spade]

Keep spinning folks! 

We learn from you Sam, the master of pro Hilldawg spin.

lol

The truth is funny, I know.

Truth is relative.  Of course, I don't know my relatives that well.

[Sam Spade]

This result says some stuff about Montana.  Not unexpected, but it does verify certain patterns that will be rearing their (ugly?) heads.

I agree, Alcon the fascist.  Of course, it will be even more interesting when we're in a primary setting...

[Sam Spade]

Yea, what the fascist said, generally...

[Sam Spade]

Yea, what the fascist said, generally...

Yeah, emphasis on "generally."  (I'd like to hear your thoughts on any disagreements. )

This is a voter class that is unpredictable and rarely stands out in elections.  They also consist of a diverse range of other characteristics - religious affiliation, church attendance, income [ranging from poor to middle classish], and pretty much everything (although by geographical coincidence, they're all white ).

Obama generally wins them, but not everywhere, and most of them are Republicans anyway.  But they will be a big factor in South Dakota - more than any other state.

I really have no disagreements.  The difference that you were harping on (and so is Al) has to do with Montana, which is, in many ways, quite different from the other states that surround it b/c of the class warfare tradition and the union influence.  I am curious to see how that area flies...