[caltrop]

The primary isn't until September. That's good news for Bush as long as Reno is the nominee. There's no run-off by the way.

If Reno isn't the nominee, it'll be McBride. McBride's run a smart campaign for the general election by refusing to pander to the liberals who form the corps of the Democratic Party. Since he won't promise to turn the state over to the homosexuals, the trial lawyers and the teachers' union he's got a really tough road to the nomination. If he gets it though, he'll be able to at least pretend to be a middle of the road Democrat and will pose a threat to Bush. If it's a Bush - Reno race, Bush will probably win 70 - 30.

[summer]

Caltrop re your statement here: Since he [McBride] won't promise to turn the state over to the homosexuals, the trial lawyers and the teachers' union he's got a really tough road to the nomination.

On that point, I must correct you for the record: Bill McBride has promised -- promised -- he would install a new office next to his in Tallahassee, and that new office will be for: the teachers union.

Now, if you happen to be a union teacher having problems with the union, well, says Bill McBride via his promise above: Tough luck, honey.