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[novapsyche]

All my best to those in N.H. braving the voting booths today. (Anyone on my FL in the state?) Hope you don't get any freak tornadoes like we did here last night in the Midwest.

I am so sick of the coverage of this primary. It's really the media covering its coverage. Echo chamber much? I can only hope that the voters give us a surprise, because a lot of people have already declared the winners and have moved on to other contests.

Edit: It seems that today will see an epic turnout.

Comments

[alliterati.livejournal.com]

Don't know about your part of A2 but the worst of whatever was out last night (thankfully) missed us entirely.

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

Yeah, we got lucky. Some other folks in Washtenaw County didn't, though (saw some wreckage on the news).

[sophiaserpentia.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah. "Town with 60 voters votes at midnight, and we gotta TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT! It's 'national news' that could influence the outcome of the vote, don't you know."

If reporters didn't have to write something every day in order to keep getting their paycheck, they'd only write when something real happens (if then).

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

This still doesn't come close to what I consider to be the nadir of "nothing-coverage," which was Nancy Grace (at least that's who I recall) at the (first) mine disaster last year, claiming--live, at midnight--that all the men were alive.