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Knocking Down the Mouse

Eisner gets at least one kick in the ass, Republicans get nervous, and more strange silver in your pockets

So now that Kerry has all but wrapped up the nomination (delegate-wise, Massachusetts delegate have been added in, but Georgia, Maryland, and Minnesota results remain incomplete), the new game to watch will be the Veepstakes, as Kerry tries to get a running mate picked out by May, which gives the press a reason to keep him in the papers during the big lull between now and the Conventions.

So I'm sure we'll be discussing this topic many times in the coming weeks, mostly looking at whatever the candidate of the hour is and his or her strengths and weaknesses. Today's scuttlebutt seems to favor Florida Senator Bob Graham, who himself briefly ran for President last fall. While it may sound like a good idea to pick a popular Senator from a must-win state, Kerry would be good to think twice before picking Graham.

Besides the obvious fun comparison that could be made with Cheney (both have had Heart trouble recently), Graham has one very big monkey on his back -- his presidential campaign. The campaign was by all accounts a disaster, and Graham, who's strange diaries and mannerisms rumoredly took him off Al Gore's short list in 2004, has gotten even kookier with the times, making some outlandish accusations at the Bush adminstration on terrorisim, a subject he previously held great sway over from his Senate work. In fact, since his more widespread visibility during his campaign, Graham's popularity in Florida has declined. Plus, Kerry will really want someone who can lay into Cheney during the VP debate (the only thing VP candidates are good for nowadays anyway), and I'm not really sure Graham is the man. Having him at his side when he is in Florida is great for Kerry, and getting Graham to open his fundraising machine to Kerry will be useful as well, but Kerry would be well served by looking elsewhere for a running mate.

Onto the insanity...starting of course with the very same veepstakes -

Veepstakes: Let the rampant speculation begin!
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A27410-2004Mar3.html

Maybe he'll pick McCain! That would wrap it up...but can he?
http://slate.msn.com/id/2096568/

Or Bob Graham -
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/state/8101130.htm

The Head Vetter is a big DC Democrat, but don't expect him to pull a Cheney and pick himself -
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/politics/la-na-johnson4mar04,1,575272.story?coll=la-news-politics-national

Reverend Al: Has Sharpton's poor performance in the primaries destroyed his credibility as a Black leader?
http://slate.msn.com/id/2096567/

Bush v. Kerry: Let's hope this continues to refer to an election, and not a court case. Anyway, the race is on -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A28576-2004Mar3?language=printer

Bush is even running ads in states he has no chances of winning, like Delaware -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A28855-2004Mar3.html

But the content of those ads, including photos of the WTC wreckage and film of a body being carried out, have pissed off many 9/11 families -
http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/170291p-148587c.html

The Brits are ready to back Kerry -
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/story.jsp?story =497650

GOP Dissent? Bob Novak claims that many Republicans are now resigned to a Bush loss in November -
http://www.suntimes.com/output/novak/cst-edt-novak04.html

Bad John Edwards Photo of the Day:

Yes...I shall drop out of the race and then become VP and then launch my takeover of this dominion...Yessss....Smithers, get me Kerry!

The Mouse Gets It: In the largest stockholder revolt in recent times, 43% of Disney voters withheld their votes from Eisner, forcing him out of his Board Chairmanship, though he keeps the CEO job for now -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A28630-2004Mar3?language=printer

http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/business/8095479.htm

This is a big corporate governance event, and it probably sent shudders down other big wigs spines -
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/04/business/04place.html

The Unfriendly Skies: American Airlines and their pilots and Airbus Industries are blaming each other for the 2001 crash of an A300 in NYC -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A28733-2004Mar3.html

Kidnapping Saga Continues: This story is just custom made for a TV movie of the week -
http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/news/local/8101627.htm

People...stop screwing with the money, damnit! We're getting new nickels now too -
http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/03/04/new.nickels.ap/index.html

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Al Sharpton (New York)
- sharpton2004.org
- Delaware: 1 (4.35%)
- Michigan Caucus: 7 (4.58%)
- District of Columbia: 4 (10.53%)
- New York: 8 (2.82%)
Total: 20 (0.92% of needed)
Congressman Dennis Kucinich (Ohio)
- kucinich.us
- Hawaii Caucus: 8 (27.59%)
- Ohio: 4 (2.52%)
Total: 12 (0.55% of needed)
Governor Howard Dean (Vermont)
- deanforamerica.com
- Iowa Caucus: 7 (12.5%)
  Iowa Delegate Counts are Estimates
- New Hampshire: 9 (33.33%)
- New Mexico Caucus: 4 (10.81%)
- Arizona: 3 (4.69%)
- 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%)
- Vermont: 9 (40.91%)
- Democracts Abroad: 2 (22.22%)
Total: 118 (5.44% of needed)
Senator John Edwards (North Carolina)
- johnedwards2004.com
- Iowa Caucus: 18 (32.14%)
  Iowa Delegate Counts are Estimates
- Oklahoma: 13 (27.66%)
- South Carolina: 28 (50.91%)
- Missouri: 20 (22.99%)
- Michigan Caucus: 6 (3.92%)
- Virginia: 29 (30.21%)
- Tennessee: 20 (23.53%)
- Wisconsin: 26 (29.89%)
- Idaho Caucus: 6 (26.09%)
- Utah: 9 (31.03%)
- New York: 54 (19.01%)
- California: 34 (7.74%)
- Ohio: 55 (34.59%)
- Connecticut: 14 (22.95%)
- Rhode Island: 4 (12.5%)
- Massachusetts: 13 (10.74%)
Total: 349 (16.08% of needed)
Senator John Kerry (Massachusetts)
- johnkerry.com
- Iowa Caucus: 20 (35.71%)
  Iowa Delegate Counts are Estimates
- New Hampshire: 13 (48.15%)
- Arizona: 31 (48.44%)
- New Mexico Caucus: 14 (37.84%)
- Oklahoma: 12 (25.53%)
- Missouri: 36 (41.38%)
- Delaware: 14 (60.87%)
- North Dakota Caucus: 9 (40.91%)
- South Carolina: 17 (30.91%)
- Michigan Caucus: 91 (59.48%)
- Washington Caucus: 47 (49.47%)
- Maine Caucus: 15 (42.86%)
- Tennessee: 31 (36.47%)
- Virginia: 53 (55.21%)
- Nevada Caucus: 19 (59.38%)
- District of Columbia: 9 (23.68%)
- Wisconsin: 32 (36.78%)
- Idaho Caucus: 12 (52.17%)
- Utah: 14 (48.28%)
- Hawaii Caucus: 12 (41.38%)
- California: 116 (26.42%)
- Massachusetts: 80 (66.12%)
- Connecticut: 35 (57.38%)
- New York: 174 (61.27%)
- Vermont: 6 (27.27%)
- Ohio: 81 (50.94%)
- Rhode Island: 17 (53.13%)
- Democracts Abroad: 4 (44.44%)
Total: 1014 (46.73% 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 1, 2004)
- John Kerry: 174 (39.64%)
- John Kerry: 116 (26.42%)
- John Kerry: 81 (18.45%)
- John Edwards: 55 (12.53%)
- John Edwards: 54 (12.3%)
- John Kerry: 35 (7.97%)
- John Edwards: 34 (7.74%)
- John Kerry: 17 (3.87%)
- John Edwards: 14 (3.19%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (2.05%)
- Al Sharpton: 8 (1.82%)
- John Kerry: 6 (1.37%)
- Dennis Kucinich: 4 (0.91%)
- John Edwards: 4 (0.91%)
- John Kerry: 4 (0.91%)
- Howard Dean: 2 (0.46%)
- Unpledged: -178 (-40.55%)
Total: 439 delegates
Colorado Caucus (April 13, 2004)
Total: 64 delegates
Connecticut (March 1, 2004)
- John Kerry: 174 (285.25%)
- John Kerry: 116 (190.16%)
- John Kerry: 81 (132.79%)
- John Edwards: 55 (90.16%)
- John Edwards: 54 (88.52%)
- John Kerry: 35 (57.38%)
- John Edwards: 34 (55.74%)
- John Kerry: 17 (27.87%)
- John Edwards: 14 (22.95%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (14.75%)
- Al Sharpton: 8 (13.11%)
- John Kerry: 6 (9.84%)
- Dennis Kucinich: 4 (6.56%)
- John Edwards: 4 (6.56%)
- John Kerry: 4 (6.56%)
- Howard Dean: 2 (3.28%)
- Unpledged: -556 (-911.48%)
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 1, 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 1, 2004)
Total: 98 delegates
Massachusetts (March 1, 2004)
- John Kerry: 80 (66.12%)
- John Edwards: 13 (10.74%)
- Unpledged: 28 (23.14%)
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 1, 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 1, 2004)
- John Kerry: 174 (61.27%)
- John Kerry: 116 (40.85%)
- John Kerry: 81 (28.52%)
- John Edwards: 55 (19.37%)
- John Edwards: 54 (19.01%)
- John Kerry: 35 (12.32%)
- John Edwards: 34 (11.97%)
- John Kerry: 17 (5.99%)
- John Edwards: 14 (4.93%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (3.17%)
- Al Sharpton: 8 (2.82%)
- John Kerry: 6 (2.11%)
- Dennis Kucinich: 4 (1.41%)
- John Edwards: 4 (1.41%)
- John Kerry: 4 (1.41%)
- Howard Dean: 2 (0.7%)
- Unpledged: -333 (-117.25%)
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 1, 2004)
- John Kerry: 174 (109.43%)
- John Kerry: 116 (72.96%)
- John Kerry: 81 (50.94%)
- John Edwards: 55 (34.59%)
- John Edwards: 54 (33.96%)
- John Kerry: 35 (22.01%)
- John Edwards: 34 (21.38%)
- John Kerry: 17 (10.69%)
- John Edwards: 14 (8.81%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (5.66%)
- Al Sharpton: 8 (5.03%)
- John Kerry: 6 (3.77%)
- Dennis Kucinich: 4 (2.52%)
- John Edwards: 4 (2.52%)
- John Kerry: 4 (2.52%)
- Howard Dean: 2 (1.26%)
- Unpledged: -458 (-288.05%)
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 1, 2004)
- John Kerry: 174 (543.75%)
- John Kerry: 116 (362.5%)
- John Kerry: 81 (253.13%)
- John Edwards: 55 (171.88%)
- John Edwards: 54 (168.75%)
- John Kerry: 35 (109.38%)
- John Edwards: 34 (106.25%)
- John Kerry: 17 (53.13%)
- John Edwards: 14 (43.75%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (28.13%)
- Al Sharpton: 8 (25%)
- John Kerry: 6 (18.75%)
- Dennis Kucinich: 4 (12.5%)
- John Edwards: 4 (12.5%)
- John Kerry: 4 (12.5%)
- Howard Dean: 2 (6.25%)
- Unpledged: -585 (-1828.13%)
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 1, 2004)
- John Kerry: 174 (790.91%)
- John Kerry: 116 (527.27%)
- John Kerry: 81 (368.18%)
- John Edwards: 55 (250%)
- John Edwards: 54 (245.45%)
- John Kerry: 35 (159.09%)
- John Edwards: 34 (154.55%)
- John Kerry: 17 (77.27%)
- John Edwards: 14 (63.64%)
- Howard Dean: 9 (40.91%)
- Al Sharpton: 8 (36.36%)
- John Kerry: 6 (27.27%)
- Dennis Kucinich: 4 (18.18%)
- John Edwards: 4 (18.18%)
- John Kerry: 4 (18.18%)
- Howard Dean: 2 (9.09%)
- Unpledged: -595 (-2704.55%)
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 19

March 4, 2004

Knocking Down the Mouse

Eisner gets at least one kick in the ass, Republicans get nervous, and more strange silver in your pockets

Swamp Archives

Interesting Links

Today's Most Cited Sources

Greg Recommends

Upcoming Primaries

Look Who's RunningFor President Scorecard

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Fundraising

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