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What, Me Worry?

Edwards and Kerry duke it out before Super Tuesday, Lord of the Rings vanquishes the competition, and Bush begins to worry

Just one more day until Super Tuesday...will this be the end for Edwards? Can he pull off enough victories to stay a factor? What will we do if Bad John Edwards photos are no longer available! Some reading while you ponder...

Kerry Vs. Edwards...the final battle? Well so much for a Kerry-Edwards ticket. After the nasty debates this weekend, it's unlikely that Kerry would invite Edwards aboard -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A17527-2004Feb29.html

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A16758-2004Feb29?language=printer

Unfortunately for Edwards, the proportional delegate system that's kept him alive may also make it impossible for him to win -
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/01/politics/campaign/01DELE.h tml

Dean...finally a win? Despite being out of the race, Dean may win his home state of Vermont tomorrow. This is interesting, because what his professional campaign could not do, a handful of volunteers might -
http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/bfpnews/news/3000h.htm

Bush...we're not worried: Bush now says he plans to trail Kerry through the convention...considering the last 2 presidents to win re-election, Clinton and Reagan, both had double-digit leads by this point, that can't be good news for his supporters -
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/29/politics/campaign/29BUSH.h tml

Bad John Edwards Photo of the Day:

Down boy, down...that's a good Secret Service agent.

Oscar Night: Tom Shales looks at the telecast. It was ok, but got reallllllly boring with all the LOTR stuff. -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A18433-2004Mar1.html

And the Red Carpet was kinda cold, thanks to the brilliant decision to host the Oscars in February -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A18127-2004Feb29.html

A Sunny Day's Drive: Think your commute is bad? High Schoolers in Alaska routinely travel 500 or more miles for athletic contests. In 30 below weather. And they like it -
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/01/sports/othersports/01ALAS. html?hp=&pagewanted=all&position=

Speaking of Alaska...the 32nd Iditarod Dog Sled Race starts Saturday...and as last year, stay with the Swamp for all your Iditarod 32 race coverage!

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Upcoming Primaries

March 1, 2004

Minnesota Caucus (86 delegates)
Maryland (98 delegates)
New York (284 delegates)
Georgia (102 delegates)
Ohio (159 delegates)
Connecticut (61 delegates)
Rhode Island (32 delegates)
Vermont (22 delegates)
Massachusetts (121 delegates)
California (439 delegates)

March 7, 2004

American Samoa (6 delegates)

March 8, 2004

Texas (232 delegates)
Florida (201 delegates)
Louisiana (72 delegates)
Mississippi (41 delegates)

March 12, 2004

Kansas Caucus (41 delegates)

Look Who's Running
For President Scorecard

Delegates

By State

Fundraising

(Click names for detailed view)

Al Sharpton (New York)
- sharpton2004.org
- Delaware: 1 (4.35%)
- Michigan Caucus: 7 (4.58%)
- District of Columbia: 4 (10.53%)
Total: 12 (0.55% of needed)
Congressman Dennis Kucinich (Ohio)
- kucinich.us
- Hawaii Caucus: 8 (27.59%)
Total: 8 (0.37% of needed)
Governor Howard Dean (Vermont)
- deanforamerica.com
- Iowa Caucus: 7 (12.5%)
  Iowa Delegate Counts are Estimates
- New Hampshire: 9 (33.33%)
- Arizona: 3 (4.69%)
- New Mexico Caucus: 4 (10.81%)
- Washington Caucus: 29 (30.53%)
- Michigan Caucus: 24 (15.69%)
- Maine Caucus: 9 (25.71%)
- Nevada Caucus: 5 (15.63%)
- District of Columbia: 3 (7.89%)
- Wisconsin: 14 (16.09%)
Total: 107 (4.93% of needed)
Senator John Edwards (North Carolina)
- johnedwards2004.com
- Iowa Caucus: 18 (32.14%)
  Iowa Delegate Counts are Estimates
- Missouri: 20 (22.99%)
- Oklahoma: 13 (27.66%)
- South Carolina: 28 (50.91%)
- Michigan Caucus: 6 (3.92%)
- Virginia: 29 (30.21%)
- Tennessee: 20 (23.53%)
- Wisconsin: 26 (29.89%)
- Utah: 9 (31.03%)
- Idaho Caucus: 6 (26.09%)
Total: 175 (8.06% of needed)
Senator John Kerry (Massachusetts)
- johnkerry.com
- Iowa Caucus: 20 (35.71%)
  Iowa Delegate Counts are Estimates
- New Hampshire: 13 (48.15%)
- South Carolina: 17 (30.91%)
- Arizona: 31 (48.44%)
- Missouri: 36 (41.38%)
- North Dakota Caucus: 9 (40.91%)
- Delaware: 14 (60.87%)
- New Mexico Caucus: 14 (37.84%)
- Oklahoma: 12 (25.53%)
- Michigan Caucus: 91 (59.48%)
- Washington Caucus: 47 (49.47%)
- Maine Caucus: 15 (42.86%)
- Tennessee: 31 (36.47%)
- Virginia: 53 (55.21%)
- District of Columbia: 9 (23.68%)
- Nevada Caucus: 19 (59.38%)
- Wisconsin: 32 (36.78%)
- Utah: 14 (48.28%)
- Hawaii Caucus: 12 (41.38%)
- Idaho Caucus: 12 (52.17%)
Total: 501 (23.09% of needed)
General Wesley Clark (Arkansas)
- americansforclark.com
- Arizona: 21 (32.81%)
- North Dakota Caucus: 5 (22.73%)
- New Mexico Caucus: 8 (21.62%)
- Oklahoma: 15 (31.91%)
- Tennessee: 18 (21.18%)
Total: 67 (3.09% of needed)

Alabama (June 1, 2004)
Total: 62 delegates
Alaska Caucus (March 20, 2004)
Total: 18 delegates
American Samoa (March 8, 2004)
Total: 6 delegates
Arizona (February 2, 2004)
- John Kerry: 36 (56.25%)
- John Kerry: 31 (48.44%)
- John Edwards: 28 (43.75%)
- Wesley Clark: 21 (32.81%)
- John Edwards: 20 (31.25%)
- John Kerry: 17 (26.56%)
- Wesley Clark: 15 (23.44%)
- John Kerry: 14 (21.88%)
- John Edwards: 13 (20.31%)
- John Kerry: 12 (18.75%)
- John Kerry: 9 (14.06%)
- Wesley Clark: 5 (7.81%)
- Howard Dean: 3 (4.69%)
- Unpledged: -160 (-250%)
Total: 64 delegates
Arkansas (May 18, 2004)
Total: 47 delegates
California (March 2, 2004)
Total: 439 delegates
Colorado Caucus (April 13, 2004)
Total: 64 delegates
Connecticut (March 2, 2004)
Total: 61 delegates
Delaware (February 2, 2004)
- John Kerry: 14 (60.87%)
- Wesley Clark: 8 (34.78%)
- Howard Dean: 4 (17.39%)
- Al Sharpton: 1 (4.35%)
- Unpledged: -4 (-17.39%)
Total: 23 delegates
Democracts Abroad (March 28, 2004)
Total: 9 delegates
District of Columbia (February 13, 2004)
- John Kerry: 9 (23.68%)
- Al Sharpton: 4 (10.53%)
- Howard Dean: 3 (7.89%)
- Unpledged: 22 (57.89%)
Total: 38 delegates
Florida (March 9, 2004)
Total: 201 delegates
Georgia (March 2, 2004)
Total: 102 delegates
Guam (March 20, 2004)
Total: 4 delegates
Hawaii Caucus (February 23, 2004)
- John Kerry: 12 (41.38%)
- John Kerry: 12 (41.38%)
- Dennis Kucinich: 8 (27.59%)
- John Edwards: 6 (20.69%)
- Unpledged: -9 (-31.03%)
Total: 29 delegates
Idaho Caucus (February 23, 2004)
- John Kerry: 12 (52.17%)
- John Kerry: 12 (52.17%)
- Dennis Kucinich: 8 (34.78%)
- John Edwards: 6 (26.09%)
- Unpledged: -15 (-65.22%)
Total: 23 delegates
Illinois (March 16, 2004)
Total: 186 delegates
Indiana (May 4, 2004)
Total: 81 delegates
Iowa Caucus (January 18, 2004)
- John Kerry: 20 (35.71%)
- John Edwards: 18 (32.14%)
- Howard Dean: 7 (12.5%)
- Unpledged: 11 (19.64%)
Total: 56 delegates
Iowa Delegate Counts are Estimates
Kansas Caucus (March 13, 2004)
Total: 41 delegates
Kentucky (May 18, 2004)
Total: 56 delegates
Louisiana (March 9, 2004)
Total: 72 delegates
Maine Caucus (February 7, 2004)
- John Kerry: 19 (54.29%)
- John Kerry: 15 (42.86%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (25.71%)
- Howard Dean: 5 (14.29%)
- Unpledged: -13 (-37.14%)
Total: 35 delegates
Maryland (March 2, 2004)
Total: 98 delegates
Massachusetts (March 2, 2004)
Total: 121 delegates
Michigan Caucus (February 6, 2004)
- John Kerry: 91 (59.48%)
- John Kerry: 47 (30.72%)
- Howard Dean: 29 (18.95%)
- Howard Dean: 24 (15.69%)
- Al Sharpton: 7 (4.58%)
- John Edwards: 6 (3.92%)
- Unpledged: -51 (-33.33%)
Total: 153 delegates
Minnesota Caucus (March 2, 2004)
Total: 86 delegates
Mississippi (March 9, 2004)
Total: 41 delegates
Missouri (February 2, 2004)
- John Kerry: 36 (41.38%)
- John Kerry: 31 (35.63%)
- John Edwards: 28 (32.18%)
- Wesley Clark: 21 (24.14%)
- John Edwards: 20 (22.99%)
- John Kerry: 17 (19.54%)
- Wesley Clark: 15 (17.24%)
- John Kerry: 14 (16.09%)
- John Edwards: 13 (14.94%)
- John Kerry: 12 (13.79%)
- John Kerry: 9 (10.34%)
- Wesley Clark: 5 (5.75%)
- Howard Dean: 3 (3.45%)
- Unpledged: -137 (-157.47%)
Total: 87 delegates
Montana (June 8, 2004)
Total: 21 delegates
Nebraska (May 11, 2004)
Total: 31 delegates
Nevada Caucus (February 13, 2004)
- John Kerry: 19 (59.38%)
- John Kerry: 15 (46.88%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (28.13%)
- Howard Dean: 5 (15.63%)
- Unpledged: -16 (-50%)
Total: 32 delegates
New Hampshire (January 26, 2004)
- John Kerry: 13 (48.15%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (33.33%)
- Unpledged: 5 (18.52%)
Total: 27 delegates
New Jersey (June 8, 2004)
Total: 128 delegates
New Mexico Caucus (February 2, 2004)
- John Kerry: 14 (37.84%)
- Wesley Clark: 8 (21.62%)
- Howard Dean: 4 (10.81%)
- Al Sharpton: 1 (2.7%)
- Unpledged: 10 (27.03%)
Total: 37 delegates
New York (March 2, 2004)
Total: 284 delegates
North Carolina (May 4, 2004)
Total: 107 delegates
North Dakota Caucus (February 2, 2004)
- John Kerry: 36 (163.64%)
- John Kerry: 31 (140.91%)
- John Edwards: 28 (127.27%)
- Wesley Clark: 21 (95.45%)
- John Edwards: 20 (90.91%)
- John Kerry: 17 (77.27%)
- Wesley Clark: 15 (68.18%)
- John Kerry: 14 (63.64%)
- John Edwards: 13 (59.09%)
- John Kerry: 12 (54.55%)
- John Kerry: 9 (40.91%)
- Wesley Clark: 5 (22.73%)
- Howard Dean: 3 (13.64%)
- Unpledged: -202 (-918.18%)
Total: 22 delegates
Ohio (March 2, 2004)
Total: 159 delegates
Oklahoma (February 2, 2004)
- John Kerry: 36 (76.6%)
- John Kerry: 31 (65.96%)
- John Edwards: 28 (59.57%)
- Wesley Clark: 21 (44.68%)
- John Edwards: 20 (42.55%)
- John Kerry: 17 (36.17%)
- Wesley Clark: 15 (31.91%)
- John Kerry: 14 (29.79%)
- John Edwards: 13 (27.66%)
- John Kerry: 12 (25.53%)
- John Kerry: 9 (19.15%)
- Wesley Clark: 5 (10.64%)
- Howard Dean: 3 (6.38%)
- Unpledged: -177 (-376.6%)
Total: 47 delegates
Oregon (May 18, 2004)
Total: 58 delegates
Pennsylvania (April 27, 2004)
Total: 178 delegates
Puerto Rico Caucus (June 4, 2004)
Total: 58 delegates
Rhode Island (March 2, 2004)
Total: 32 delegates
South Carolina (February 2, 2004)
- John Kerry: 36 (65.45%)
- John Kerry: 31 (56.36%)
- John Edwards: 28 (50.91%)
- Wesley Clark: 21 (38.18%)
- John Edwards: 20 (36.36%)
- John Kerry: 17 (30.91%)
- Wesley Clark: 15 (27.27%)
- John Kerry: 14 (25.45%)
- John Edwards: 13 (23.64%)
- John Kerry: 12 (21.82%)
- John Kerry: 9 (16.36%)
- Wesley Clark: 5 (9.09%)
- Howard Dean: 3 (5.45%)
- Unpledged: -169 (-307.27%)
Total: 55 delegates
South Dakota (June 1, 2004)
Total: 21 delegates
Tennessee (February 9, 2004)
- John Kerry: 53 (62.35%)
- John Kerry: 31 (36.47%)
- John Edwards: 29 (34.12%)
- John Edwards: 20 (23.53%)
- Wesley Clark: 18 (21.18%)
- Unpledged: -66 (-77.65%)
Total: 85 delegates
Texas (March 9, 2004)
Total: 232 delegates
Unassigned (No Primary)
Total: 6 delegates
Utah (February 23, 2004)
- John Kerry: 14 (48.28%)
- John Edwards: 9 (31.03%)
- Unpledged: 6 (20.69%)
Total: 29 delegates
Vermont (March 2, 2004)
Total: 22 delegates
Virgin Islands (April 17, 2004)
Total: 6 delegates
Virginia (February 9, 2004)
- John Kerry: 53 (55.21%)
- John Kerry: 31 (32.29%)
- John Edwards: 29 (30.21%)
- John Edwards: 20 (20.83%)
- Wesley Clark: 18 (18.75%)
- Unpledged: -55 (-57.29%)
Total: 96 delegates
Washington Caucus (February 6, 2004)
- John Kerry: 91 (95.79%)
- John Kerry: 47 (49.47%)
- Howard Dean: 29 (30.53%)
- Howard Dean: 24 (25.26%)
- Al Sharpton: 7 (7.37%)
- John Edwards: 6 (6.32%)
- Unpledged: -109 (-114.74%)
Total: 95 delegates
West Virginia (May 11, 2004)
Total: 39 delegates
Wisconsin (February 16, 2004)
- John Kerry: 32 (36.78%)
- John Edwards: 26 (29.89%)
- Howard Dean: 14 (16.09%)
- Unpledged: 15 (17.24%)
Total: 87 delegates
Wyoming Caucus (March 20, 2004)
Total: 19 delegates

Al Sharpton (New York)
- sharpton2004.org
- 2003 Q1: $114,456
- 2003 Q2: $55,000
- 2003 Q3: $121,315
- 2003 Q4: $171,060
- 2004 Q1: $206,249
Total: $668,080
Congressman Dennis Kucinich (Ohio)
- kucinich.us
- 2003 Q1: $173,080
- 2003 Q2: $1.5 million
- 2003 Q3: $1.7 million
- 2003 Q4: $2.9 million
- 2004 Q1: $1.24 million
Total: $7.51 million
President George W. Bush
- georgewbush.com
- 2003 Q2: $34.4 million
- 2003 Q3: $49.5 million
- 2003 Q4: $47.5 million
- 2004 Q1: $12.89 million
Total: $144.29 million
Governor Howard Dean (Vermont)
- deanforamerica.com
- 2003 Q1: $2.6 million
- 2003 Q2: $7.6 million
- 2003 Q3: $14.8 million
- 2003 Q4: $16 million
- 2004 Q1: $6.22 million
Total: $47.22 million
Senator John Edwards (North Carolina)
- johnedwards2004.com
- 2003 Q1: $7.4 million
- 2003 Q2: $4.5 million
- 2003 Q3: $2.1 million
- 2003 Q4: $1.91 million
- 2004 Q1: $6.13 million
Total: $22.04 million
Senator John Kerry (Massachusetts)
- johnkerry.com
- 2003 Q1: $7 million
- 2003 Q2: $5.9 million
- 2003 Q3: $4 million
- 2003 Q4: $5.24 million
- 2004 Q1: $7.66 million
Total: $29.8 million
General Wesley Clark (Arkansas)
- americansforclark.com
- 2003 Q3: $3.5 million
- 2003 Q4: $10.3 million
- 2004 Q1: $8.87 million
Total: $22.67 million

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Volume 3 Issue 17

March 1, 2004

What, Me Worry?

Edwards and Kerry duke it out before Super Tuesday, Lord of the Rings vanquishes the competition, and Bush begins to worry

Swamp Archives

Interesting Links

Today's Most Cited Sources

Greg Recommends

Upcoming Primaries

Look Who's Running
For President Scorecard

Delegates

By State

Fundraising

(Click names for detailed view)

Google Search

Volume 3 Issue 17

March 1, 2004

What, Me Worry?

Edwards and Kerry duke it out before Super Tuesday, Lord of the Rings vanquishes the competition, and Bush begins to worry

Swamp Archives

Interesting Links

Today's Most Cited Sources

Greg Recommends

Upcoming Primaries

Look Who's RunningFor President Scorecard

Delegates

By State

Fundraising

(Click names for detailed view)

Google Search

Look Who's Running
For President Scorecard