An Englishman in New England

In my household, politically-speaking , a lot has been going on recently.

Dean is being lambasted by the other candidates for being a butt-licking turn-coat over his cynicism of the Iowa caucuses, and for his praise of Dubya in 2000. Looks like I might have to eat some humble cake over my positive comments of him earlier. . .pass the salt. . .

M took an online candidate matchup test, which came up with her favouring Clark, and she had some good points about Dean that made me think thrice - it's a worrying trend that the dude has said things a few years back that contradicts what his stances are today. He also seems to be having difficulty taking a firm stance on anything. . .of course, all the other front-runner candidates have been quick to pounce on the pack leader's perceived weakness, and in the end I just feel sick to my stomach.

Just a little while ago, I was sure about who should be the next Prez, but now I'm wondering why we bother at all. . .