Well, the day that we never thought would come has arrived. It is Super Tuesday and what many political strategist claimed would be the day that would give us the two likely candidates on eaither side it may be the other way around. I would argue that Super Tuesday is not that important at all . . . at least on the Democratic side where the delegates are divided porportionaly. Technically, Candidate X may win all states up for grabs but if they only win by a few percentage points, they share the delegates with their opponent. The only way to really make this Tuesday super in any way is if Clinton or Obama blow out the other in a particular state. The likelihood of that happening is miniscule and after today (at least on the Democratic side) the race will only be one step closer to ending. As for the Republicans, McCain has the potential of sealing the deal but expect for Huckabee to add a damper and only extend the race on that side. Let the games begin!
