Thank You

Thanks to everyone for reading and contributing to the blog over the past three months.  Today marks the 90th day of this project.  Seems that in this time we've managed to make an impression which sheds light on and debunks myth regarding the process.

Almost as soon as I started this blog, I also started writing guest posts for Democratic Convention Watch, and on Monday I'll join that page as a regular contributor.  So you can still read insights, you'll just have to venture over to that page in order to do so.  It's a great site and the style of writing and delivery by the guys over there is very similar to what you've all grown used to over here.

There are a few posts that I wanted to write here which I'll take over to DCW, such as an insight as to what it's like to be a campaign staffer and live on the road, filling out a presidential cabinet, and of course the Friday veepstakes column.

But as of today, Friday the 13th serves as a  bookend to the Superdelegate phase of the site.

This site will remain running, but I will only post intermittently.  From time to time I'll pop in and post a unique thought or two, and I'll post Open Threads for people to continue the conversation on this site.  And after the election, when I have more time on my hands again, maybe the site will evolve into something new at that time.

 

Comments

[Joe]

No, thank YOU, Mr. Super! :)

You're the one doing all the work around here.

[Kasturba]

Thank you for running this. blog Looking forward to hearing more from you on demconwatch.

[Tony in MI]

This is (was?) a fascinating site. Bravo, Mr Super, for giving me common people a look at the world of a super-delegate.

[JPSobel]

Nice job. It was quite insightful reading your work.

[Sugerfunk]

This site was the Holy Grail of information during the primary period. Thank you for taking time out of your busy life to provide those interested in this democratic procedure with this vital information. It was a great public service, and I tip my hat to you.

[Joe]

I couldn't help but post this, even though I hate FOX "News" because I don't think they realize that this makes me want to vote for Obama even *more* (and is pushing McCain so far into the negatives that his opponent would just about have to be Hitler before I'd vote for McCain).

McCain Advisers Accuse Obama of Having ‘Sept. 10 Mindset’

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/06/17/mccain-advisers-accuse-obama-of-having-sept-10-mindset/

Maybe they still don't know why Giuliani didn't get any votes in the primaries?

[Chris in Texas]

@Joe:
I know it! I can't believe that there would ever be such a thought as to attack somebody for wanting to stay “within the constraints of the Constitution.”

...It's a sad state of affairs...

[Truth]

I would leave atleast this blog entry comment section for thanks/farewells only. The blog itself should probably die because it isn't a message board/forum so it no longer serves any real purpose.