Buffalo Boy's Blog

Well after winning South Carolina, Barack Obama is smelling like roses. No sooner does he win in SC than the Kennedy family comes out in support of him. The Kennedy's are arguably still the strongest political family in Washington at least on the Democratic side.

This is incredibly surprising because they have traditionally been big Clinton supporters so this is a big change. I am still supporting Hilary, my second choice is still John Edwards but its looking more and more likely that Obama has gained the momentum he needs to win Super Tuesday.

That said, Clinton has some very Pro-Clinton states left that could swing this thing in her favor. New York will likely go Clinton as will California, but as the primaries have shown us thus far, you can't count on predicitons or polls because in most of the states so far, polls have been wrong going into it.

If Hilary falls out of the race Im hoping it becomes an Obama/Edwards ticket only because I think Hilary and Obama have beaten each other up to the point of no return as far as them teaming up.

I still think there is one guy not in this race yet that still could have a dramatic effect, but time is not on his side...Al Gore. I can still see him jumping in as an Independent. The other guy who I think could surprise everyone is Michael Bloomberg. It would be nice to see an Independent jump in and give us three choices down the stretch and provide the two major parties with a little push.