What a week

Things are getting really busy at work and its getting harder to post. But what a week it has been.

Edwards and Rudy are out. It looks like McCain will win big tomorrow and put an end to Romney. God I hope so! I can't stand that guy. There was a great article yesterday, I think in Time, about the "I Hate Romney" club which basically said that all the other Republican campaigns despise Romney and are working together to make sure he doesn't get the nomination. The guy is totally phony. He stands there and says in his smung smarmy way that McCain is not a conversative when he himself has held just about every "liberal" position and more that McCain has. The guy will say anything to get elected. So I hope McCain puts him in a box tomorrow.

Obama is catching up to Hillary in the polls and quickly. He has momentum and she does not. But will it be enough? Some polls show California has closed to a 3-4 point spread. If Obama wins California, Hillary is done. Even if he comes in close, its going to be hard for her because she was counting on the electoral treasure trove. Let's just hope Obama keeps his mo and people don't hesitate when they walk in the polling place. Not sure what impact the Maria Shriver endorsement will have for him, but he is picking up endorsements left and right. Here's hoping that Al Gore jumps in to endorse Obama today, though I'm sure the chances are slim.

In other news, Microsoft made an unsolicited bid to buy Yahoo. As Fake Steve Jobs said this is like tying the 2nd and 3rd place racers together and hoping they can run faster. Ballmer would have to be a much better manager than I think he is to make that a winning combo. But for Microsoft, I don't think this is about winning. Its about grabbing a bigger piece of the Internet pie and moving past MSN which is just never going to happen. Number 2 could be a good spot from Microsoft's perspective.