Been reading Greg Payne's blog today, and read down to his predictions for the upcoming year. Now while I find Greg's posts interesting, it doesn't count when you change predictions to make yourself sound right. In this case he changed one thing in his post, he dumped Margaret Chavez being a candidate for mayor so he could add that David Alire Garcia (a columnist at the Albuquerque Journal) would remain a partisan hack.

Then he posts that Alire Garcia proved him right by refering to a column David wrote for the Journal at the beginning of the year about the Democrats, Governor Richardson and centrism. Of course he refers to Alire Garcia as a partisan hack again. But what he negelcts to mention is that he had to make a few, teensy, tiny alterations to his predictions to squeeze in this attack. Like it was magic that he made the prediction, and, like totally wow, it happened!

Come on Greg, if you're gonna change your predictions so you can "be proven right" and call someone a hack, then at least fess up about it.

Kinda wish I'd printed that screen out now...