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"No, not like the ones McCain is playing on Romney in West Virginia. Did I say it looked like Romney might win the West Virginia caucus? Yeah, well, McCain&amp;#x27;s supporters decided to commit mass ideological suicide in the second balloting and vote for Huckabee to deny Romney the 18 delegates about an hour ago. Mean! It just goes to show that it really is all about the heart (or the hate) and not the issues after all. Also, the New York Times is reporting the important political news that American Idol won&amp;#x27;t start until after the polls close, which means that no one will have to choose between voting for our nation&amp;#x27;s leader and watching some amateur singing. On to the games! C&amp;#x27;mon, no one is working today (except me). Skip those boring quizzes about which candidate is your love connection and get your political good time with these election-based games until my next post&amp;amp;#8212;though you may want to turn the sound off so your boss doesn&amp;#x27;t catch you. CNN has Presidential Pong, in which players play a barely animated version of tennis with their favorite candidate versus a computer-controlled candidate. Very G-rated and/or nostalgic for people that were fascinated with the original Pong back in the day. Don&amp;#x27;t hurt yourself, old-timers. In that same vein, but far more amusing, is White House Joust 2, in which you pilot your own blimp (no Ron Paul advantage here!) on Myrtle Beach and try to pop the blimps of your rivals. The soothing ocean background noise makes you feel better when your balloon gets popped and you sink to the sand. The Campaign Game where you get to run your own campaign. It&amp;#x27;s for those of you who excelled at student body elections and campaign junkies &amp;amp;#8212;you know, the people who took all 3 candidate quizzes and who are interested in simulating things like attack ads and political fundraising. Let your inner Tracy Flick run free. If you don&amp;#x27;t mind a little violence (and are an adult), there are the controversial games Presidential Paintball, in which you choose a candidate and battle it out with paintball guns in the White House, and Kung Fu Election. It&amp;#x27;s got knives, swords, nunchucks, violence, blood gore and a shirtless Bill Richardson. Definitely R rated, and not for the faint of heart. Post your scores!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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