I finally have the answer!!

...sort of.

I watched Nightly News tonight, as is my usual evening routine, and they had David Gregory explain what exactly takes place in the caucuses. Now I have at least a brief understanding of the process. And it's so stupid!! I'm all for keeping with traditions, but this seems to be an antiquated system that's not really needed.

I'm sure having CNN would benefit my knowledge of the political process even more, since there is constant coverage on that channel I'm sure, but as you know my "cable" company pulled it. Along with Animal Planet, I just found out. My roommate will not be happy about that when she comes back. And there's dish network ads playing on two channels. Hmm... so that I quit complaining on my blog, I think the "cable" company is getting a phone call from me tomorrow. And I promise, unless something drastically horrible happens with that, I will not blog about my television stations anymore. Scouts honor.

I caught the first half of The Late Show last night. It was pretty good for being off for two months. I can't say this for sure, but probably better than The Tonight Show because he had his writers back (and didn't have a political guest). The funniest moment of the night (besides Robin Williams, which is just a given) was the Top Ten with striking writers. It was hilarious!
Here's a little rarity for fans of Letterman or Williams or both:


I'm sure I'm not the only one who's going to say this: I'm so glad that the Iowa Caucuses are going to be over soon. I should educate myself more of politics because I really don't understand why Iowa and New Hampshire are so much more important than any other state in the primaries. I should do my homework if I want to vote. Then again, from the information I do have, I'm not sure that anyone has earned my vote yet.