It seems some dirty tricks were afoot on the University of Texas campus on caucus night.

Volunteers who worked the Jester Center caucus on Tuesday are suspicious of at least one of the caucus lists, the precinct chairman said late Thursday night. At least three students who signed the list verified that the candidates attached to their names were not the candidates they voted for.

I don't think it's that large of a precinct in Austin, although truth be told I really haven't bothered to look it up.  In the few years I've lived in this part of town, voting has been rather anemic from my perspective -- I don't early vote because my polling place the day of is just down the street.

Our caucus didn't start until after 8pm; there were people still voting. All but five people waited patiently, if loudly, waiting for the caucus to start.

A death in a family is tough, and many times it brings out the ugly in people.  A death in the political family is always ugly. And such it is with the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.

The Clinton campaign said it expects rival Barack Obama will relent from his planned criticism of Clinton and rival John Edwards because of the event.

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This is type of craven opportunism is wrong.

To the tune of $10 million dollars, the Saudis bought into the Clinton Presidential Library.  Of course, if her proponents here are to believed, Hillary is teflon-coated and is inherently unable to be persuaded by people who funded 10% of her husband's library.