| The New Hampshire Union-Leader has word that Culver and Lynch will meet to discuss the very real threat that NH SOS Bill Gardner will move their primary up in front of Nevada (and almost certainly in front of Iowa in the process, since their law says they have to be a week ahead and Nevada is only three days from us). I'll save my post on why I hope they do for another day, but it looks like Culver is trying to defuse the situation.
Bill Gardner is an institution in New Hampshire - he pretty much has to be given that he is elected by the state legislature, which up til recently has been fairly Republican. His legacy will be the protection of the New Hampshire primary, and he has his hand on the trigger here. I don't know what Culver's meeting with Lynch is going to accomplish given that we already sold New Hampshire up the river during the DNC debate on the primary schedule. Maybe a new rules delegation and a new commitment to helping our free-living friends will soothe some of the hurt, but it is not going to solve the fundamental problem that we have here.
This article is by John Distaso by the way, who one of my friends in New Hampshire described as "like Yepsen, but good." That's not really relevant, but I haven't Yepsen bashed in a while. He must be too busy eating trail mix to piss me off these days. |
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