From the department of “Stuff you don’t want to read but can’t look away from”:

 D.C. Madam’s suicide notes (courtesy TSG)

After checking these out, don’t forget to join my Facebook group, “Scott Green: Write-In Candidate For Student Trustee.” You can also visit my web site, ScottSays.com, and download fliers and pamphlets you can distribute.

Remember: You could do a lot worse.

Part 1 (Announcing my candidacy, a campaign ad and a debate with Paul Schmitt):

Part 2 (The conclusion of the debate, an attack ad, and I meet the voters):

Part 3 (I meet some more voters, and make a startling announcement):

He also baked me a pie and is my new bicycle.

Bush 41 endorsed McCain today.  According to CNN:

 ”No one is better to lead our nation in these trying times than Senator John McCain,” Bush said.

“No one.”  Including a certain first-born-son…

This video plays sounds too high-pitched for most people to hear and gradually lowers the frequency. At what point were you able to hear it? I heard ‘em at 14.1…

Thanks to Big Mouth’s in Champaign for letting us shoot footage there.

This video is a companion to my column in the January 24, 2008 Daily Illini.

For more, please visit ScottSays.com.

I’m finally coming around on Obama - the guy looks like he has finally inspired enough voters to overcome Hillary’s fiduciary advantage.  He’s played tough and is definitely more likable, which is hardly fair to Hillary (who is crazy smart), but this is politics and style counts more than substance.

But for the Republicans, I’ll predict Mitt Romney gets the nomination.  He’s one part compromise candidate and one part moderate.  While McCain’s numbers have been improving, most of the supporters of the loser candidates (Thompson, Paul, etc) will turn to Romney and not McCain (who has been more inconsistent than alleged flip-flopper Romney) or Huckabee (whose campaign is based on appealing to the religious right, but has not been met with the unanimous approval given to Bush eight years ago).

So I’ll take Obama and Romney, and in the general election I think the more sound bite-able Romney will do a better job holding the electorate’s 10-second attention span than Obama, whose well-thought-out positions don’t fit in a newspaper headline.

Mark it down:  Before the smoke clears in the first primary, I am taking Romney and Obama as the nominees, and Romney as POTUS 44.

They have an “edit” feature on these blog posts, right?

Even though she made a specific request for me.

I never thought fans of “The View” would miss Star Jones, but…

(Thanks to Lally for the heads-up on this one)