Paul's moved ahead into 2nd place.  Looks like that warchest is paying off.  Its a pretty big deal if he beats Mccain, Thompson, Huckabee and Guiliani.

CNN has a story that says 2nd place is in grasp for Paul, and if he does come in second, he's probably going to get a cluster of money for MLK day when everbody is off and basking in his humiliation of so called mainline republicans.

I think its time for Edwards to Bow out and throw his support behind Obama (maybe for a promise of the Veep position), I think with Edwards faction, Obama could trump Hillary and take the Democratic nomination.  Plus it might balance out that inexperience issue that Obama has

As for the GOP, wow its truning into a muddled mess, only thing left to find out is if Guiliani can take Florida, if he does then it becomes an all out brawl, if he fails then at least it'll help narrow the field a little.

Paul vs. Mccain and Thompson vs. Huckabee is still really close in Nevada, although Paul and Thompson are currently up.  Over 55% now in.

Also, looks like Clinton will beat Obama by over 5% in Nevada.

 I think Hillary netted a lot of the union vote in spite of the nominations, plus it seems like the deabte was one reason people supported Hillary, at least according to the polls, seems like Obama being honest about being a little unorganized cost him a bit (I guess voters don't want honesty)

Its good to see Ron Paul get good numbers.  Even though I wouldn't vote for him because he has some crazy ideas about America's monetary policy, its good to see Republicans voting for somebody who is pro-freedom.

South Carolina results will be very different from Nevada results, i think...
lol... crazy caucuses and primaries.. >_