Sorry, but I never pay attention to where each convention will be located.

That was a week or two ago, but I assume if they'd made a decision since then we'd have heard about it.

Those are the cities in the running.

Since even Dems say we are doomed in the Senate.

And are there any viable President candidates besides those that won't give up on Warren and/or just push Clinton?

Get some "brass".

2 jobs in home health care and 1 in a Walmart as a greeter.

Oh so true.

I have never fully been behind Warren in terms of being vocal, but she would be ideal in my opinion. On Clinton, I've been quite vocal about not supporting her.

New Hampshire and Iowa will get to whine that they represent the country, even though of lot of America does NOT. Expect Florida to be yelled at AGAIN, as we get tired of being the state that is paid attention to after the deciding is done.

Ours will be May 17th unless something changes (usually Kentucky is the same day).

Florida has almost always had their primary within the first few months. In 2008 and 2012 it was in January, in 1992, 1996, 2000 and 2004 it was March.

Assuming Florida moves its primary back to March, that will mean for six presidential races in a row it voted within the first 2 1/2 months.

I agree with you in principle about those two always going first, but realize there are states that get a hell of a lot less attention than poor Floridia.

Are we going to hear more about them not mattering?