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Not only did I see it with my own eyes, but it is being documented in many places, including here.
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Your own eyes huh? Are you sure about that? I'm just asking because these were YOUR comments and observations from the caucus that YOU attended.
I had an amazing experience attending a caucus last night. But I want to say right up front that one of the greatest parts of that experience, in a Dallas precinct that, as a result of the caucus, will be sending 5 Clinton delegates to the convention, and 4 Obama delegates (that close!) that things ran smoothly and appropriately and that people from both camps acted with dignity and respect for one another. In closing, I just want to reiterate that I think the Democratic nominee, whoever that is at the end of the National Convention, will be BETTER positioned to win in November because of the excitement of this nomination process and because each candidate is learning something from the others' supporters - learning what Americans want in and expect of their President.
Posted by: Honestly? | October 06, 2008 at 03:08 PM