Wednesday, November 03, 2004
Pundit Watch 2004
Let's see ... a familiar situation: Candidate X has won the popular vote, but it looks like Candidate Y, due to a close election in a contested state, may have a chance to win the Electoral College vote and still become President.
What should Candidate Y do?
The real fun: people with more free time than I (probably rabble-rousing, pajama-wearing bloggers) should be checking the various punditry for whether their answers to the above question mutate from 2000 to 2004 depending on the values of X and Y.
What should Candidate Y do?
- Concede graciously -- he could never have "legitimacy" as President without winning the popular vote.
- Call out the lawyers and fight! Don't let a little thing like the popular vote totals get in the way of having your sorry butt warming the big chair in the Oval Office.
The real fun: people with more free time than I (probably rabble-rousing, pajama-wearing bloggers) should be checking the various punditry for whether their answers to the above question mutate from 2000 to 2004 depending on the values of X and Y.
