- 01:01:37 [Blog Post] Republicans: After March 8th, still in contested convention zone, but Trump in good position … https://t.co/RDMH6WtuXf
- 01:50:32 I’ll be in the car driving home for the first half of the debate. So no tweets. I think I am bored by the Dems at this point anyway. :-/
- 03:38:24 Home now. Listened to debate on drive home. Big yawn. Now half paying attention on one ear while family stuff going on.
- 03:43:24 Retweeted @NateSilver538 01:00:52 Very possible Sanders will win more states than Clinton without coming especially close to her in pledged delegates.
- 03:59:19 Looks like the debate is over. Honestly, even when I was listening, I still missed most of it. Just had trouble focusing on it. Oh well.
- 07:54:24 Retweeted @maxberger 2016-03-08 22:14:55 It's somewhat ironic that the GOP will be destroyed by a billionaire against whom they couldn't figure out how to collectively organize
- 08:27:18 Retweeted @demishassabis 08:27:07 #AlphaGo wins match 2, to take a 2-0 lead!! Hard for us to believe. AlphaGo played some beautiful creative moves in this game. Mega-tense…
- 14:59:14 No power. Woo!
- 15:00:10 Retweeted @_Pandy 2016-03-09 23:57:27 VR is the next big thing and i'm going to make millions with my virtual reality cat petting simulator https://t.co/YrGik5xOf9
- 15:19:24 Retweeted @FHQ 14:19:31 Everyone is fixated on literally the last order or business for the delegates at the convention: the nomination roll call vote. in reply to FHQ
- 15:19:28 Retweeted @FHQ 14:21:07 But there are many steps before that roll call vote, including the adoption of rules. Rules that could affect the roll call. in reply to FHQ
- 15:19:32 Retweeted @FHQ 14:22:26 If the rules stay as they currently are, then sure, the roll call rules favor Trump if he has the most delegates. in reply to FHQ
- 15:19:37 Retweeted @FHQ 14:23:48 But if the rules are changed by delegates bound to Trump but who prefer another candidate, then, well… in reply to FHQ
- 15:19:41 Retweeted @FHQ 14:25:08 And recall, Trump bound delegates are only bound to him on the roll call vote (if the rules stay the same). Not on rules, credentials votes. in reply to FHQ
- 15:19:46 Retweeted @FHQ 14:26:22 So if there are a lot of Trump-bound delegates who would prefer another candidate the rules could be changed to hurt Trump in that roll call in reply to FHQ
- 15:19:52 Retweeted @FHQ 14:27:19 The point here is to focus on the sequence and not jump all the way to the last step, the roll call vote. /end in reply to FHQ
- 15:20:16 Retweeted @LaneForTN 14:25:21 @FHQ And 75% of delegates are chosen by the party and party regulars with scant to no input by the campaigns. in reply to FHQ
- 15:20:21 Retweeted @FHQ 14:36:29 @LaneForTN Nitpicking, but the RNC has that number at 79%. Even more. in reply to LaneForTN
- 15:25:17 Retweeted @seattletimes 14:23:05 More than 40,000 Puget Sound residents are waking up in the dark Thursday, thanks to high winds and power outages. https://t.co/WDuvIMggpM
- 16:19:04 The tweet I am replying to that I made earlier is wrong. Big stupid math error. Sanders number probably closer to 55%. Will redo calc soon. in reply to abulsme
- 17:43:17 Corrected post now up: https://t.co/lAkY6ahdul If superdelegates did not exist Sanders would need only 53.2% of remaining delegates. in reply to abulsme
- 17:48:08 I realized my error while reading this @mattyglesias piece, which goes into the scenario for Sanders winning: https://t.co/35g0d4IAAE
- 19:25:19 Listening to Common Sense with Dan Carlin Show 302 – Of Courts, Cooks and Apples https://t.co/BcxjY39o21
- 21:15:39 Uh, actually it was an @awprokop article, not @mattyglesias. I am just full of errors lately…. Not my best 48 hours. Need more sleep. in reply to abulsme
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