It's Tuesday Night again...What State and or Commonwealth am I thanking?

Tuesday night May 20th, it feels closer to March as the temperature dropped at Yanqui Stadium following the day's heavy rains. The Bombers lost before we even arrived at our seats in the top of the 2nd. Mike Mussina's glint of late career recovery is snuffed by eight runs in two innings of meltdown error and choke against his former team the O's.

Meanwhile in pundit pandemonium crazytown, the action in another pastime of self-punishment followed a predictable course of results: Oregon loves Obama, and Kentucky hates him ("dang copycats" said one West Virginian).

The tired dissection of Democrat demographics goes on (liberal educated vs. working class vs. blacks vs. women vs. latinos vs. whites vs. bullmastiff vs. pugs.). Obama supporters fret at what they (me) interpret as the racist, pre-electricity voting block in West Virginia and Kentucky (Sorry, CBM).

I mean, Obama losing by 10 percent in PA and Ohio works out; but 41 percent in W.V, 35 percent in KY. Wow! Clinton really must have connected with their needs and values in a special and specific way.

As said by an Obama supporter late one night this weekend..."they're (W.V & KY) just not wanted."

Tonight became yet another dangerous dose of enabling for the New York Senator who is on track to high-jack the Democratic party come two weeks from now at its weekend retreat.

Will Ted Kennedy rise to outmatch and out scream Terry Mcauliffe? Godspeed.

So we're off to Puerto Rico (?) for our next battleground in time for the winner to ride on a float down 5th Avenue a week later in the PR Day Parade. Donors will be hiding upstairs in their Coops as is their annual tradition.

Fatigue level on these matters is high.

Now to solutions and insight from a Southern Dem. strategist named Mudcat.

Jim Web VP: Answer to Southern White and Foreign Affairs Problem?
Well, here's a petition from VA Progressive Blog Raising Kaine.

Post Script:
I promise I will get back to posting interesting, heartwarming, non-staggering works of genius about stories and ideas on things both big and small that are not related to the endless campaign.