Change! And, Uh, Wisconsin Primary Results

Today was a big day for political change. Fidel Castro officially stepped down after several hundred years in office, which is a big deal even though things will probably stay much the same under his 76-year-old baby brother.

More dramatically, Musharraf’s party got utterly destroyed in Pakistan’s elections, and is now a teeny-tiny minority in Parliament. As The All-Seeing Eye Of Froomkin observes, it’s a bad time to be Dubya’s BFF. Hey, I wonder who else could be considered Dubya’s BFF…

Here’s hoping that the election in Pakistan is a sign of things to come in November.

WI Results (as of 9:35)

55% – Obama
44% – Clinton

(With 6% reporting)

56% – McCain
36% – Huckabee

(With 5% reporting)

WI Results (as of 9:20)

54% – Obama
45% – Clinton

(With 0% reporting)

64% – McCain
28% – Huckabee

(With 0% reporting)

Exit polls look heavily Obama and McCain; CNN has already called it for both of them.

(from CNN)

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