Lastly

So this post is the last of our little experiment, what have we learned from it, and what have our candidates learned?

It seems that even after a convincing win in the PA primaries that no one as before is really closer to getting elected then before the elections started almost a full 3 months ago. There is not anyone in politics who could have predicted that the fight for a simple nomination would still be going on. I think that it is is really important to realize that history is being made here. For the first time an election matters since past the Iowa and NH primaries, voters are getting a chance to see candidates in a new light.

Both candidates seem to be treading a little more cautiously now, and it looks that they seem to have taken head of my previous post warning the candidates that people were going to get serious, and look for someone who could run this country, someone who was not afraid to start the fight towards change,and a new leadership style that will without a doubt have a profound impact on the way that we do things in the world. Although neither Barrack or Clinton still have detailed information on ideas and policies on the websites, they seem to be at least slightly less ambiguous about some of the more serious issues.

As the Democratic convention comes nearer and nearer, the candidates struggle to see who will end up on top, all the while using funds and resources that many say will be scariness to defeat McCain in the general election this fall. It will be intersting to see if the political analysis is right, they haven't been so far....

see you at the polls.