Matt Davies for April 21, 2016

For couple weeks, we New Yorkers felt almost as important as Iowans or New Hampshirites.

Cleveland, they are coming at you. It should be a wash with guns even if they can not take them into the convention.

5.6% of the voters were prevented from voting by closed primaries in New York. I wonder what would have happened if the 3.2 million independent voters hadn’t been excluded by the parties?

New Yorkers always think they are relevant, whether they actually are or not.

Ahem. BOSTON is the Hub of the Universe. So there.

I think it is interesting how New York voted like most of the other states, nominating Trump and Clinton. There was nothing new from New York. People are acting like it is a shock against the people, or New York is doing something other than the will of the people. New York voted Trump and Clinton, just like a majority of other states, New Yorkers celebrated their newfound relevance by doing what everyone else has done.

The zeitgeist has moved on to the Paisley Park compound in Minnesota.

Let’s see what California does. Maybe all of the those that mistakenly registered AIP when they meant no party affiliation will re-register prior to the cut off in May.