Fare Thee Well, EconoLodge

Well, that's it for our NH sojourn. We had a good run here, Glynnis and I — but between our tech woes (cough ABC wireless-less debate cough) and all the things to actually DO here, we have a backlog of great stuff that we will continue to post until it's patently clear that we're milking the moment way past its due date. So keep tuning in for exclusive posts, pics and videos from the 2008 New Hampshire primary. And stay tuned to learn the secrets of the EconoLodge — bewitcher of weary travelers, provider of weak coffee, capable of reducing famous and esteemed political journalists to begging (and that's all I'm saying about that). Also, there's the story about how we were mistaken as prostitutes, with Mickey Kaus as our pimp, but that you'll have to come back for.

In the meantime, here are my thoughts on Hillary. I think it's highly appropriate that I let a man express them for me.

Bye New Hampshire!

Comments

[jhapke]

Did you catch the breakfast? It looked like they'd robbed a gas station. There was better stuff in the vending machines, at the same hotel! Most enduring was the disappointment I had to choke down when I barely made the cut-off time for the meal, only to find freeze-dried "fruit" muffins and vacuum-sealed half-bowls of cereal. On the plus side, there was juice - at least, I think it was juice. Actually, no, considering the source, there's no possible way it could have been juice. Why did that food have a cut-off time? It will likely outlive me!

[BenchJim]

Ive enjoyed your video blogs (and Eat The Press in general)

Rachel, next time you go on Fox News Watch, you should do a video blog for that. See what Eric Burns is really like.

[ibsteve2u]

For some reason, the idea that Clinton's victory hinged on a mere four words (expanding the contraction) reminded me of the stereotypical "children in trouble" scene:

"Obama started it."