NOMINATION

The Democratic Party has made such a huge mess of the nominating process that they may end up without a candidate at all, and not even on the ballot in Florida and Michigan.

But this could save the day. And it all turns on experience. Though Clinton claims experience, she bows out gracefully. Obama acknowledges that he lacks experience, and asks Al Gore if he can be Gore's running made this November. Gore-Obama then trounce McCain-Lieberman.

The Democratic party will be saved. And they can let everybody vote all they want to at the convention. And we won't even remember that the party had given itself veto power over the Democratic primary voters'choice; superdelegates will disappear.