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In the lead item to today's Blogometer, Conn Carroll jumps off from a discussion in this space about who Ron Paul will draw voters away from, and from Andrew Sullivan's infatuation with Paul and Barack Obama, to suggest that maybe Paul will attract independents who would otherwise vote for Obama. There may be something to this, but extrapolation from the views of a commentator as idiosyncratic as Sullivan isn't a particularly compelling mode of analysis.
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