boston bean
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Tue Mar-04-08 06:43 PM
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Tomorrow we will need to make calls to the DNC letting them know how disenfranchised you will feel if they force hillary out of this.
I heard on Fox, that baracks base is threatening riots and black out of the democratic party if he is denied the nomination via superdelegates.
I implore you to make your voice heard.
As far as I know neither can make it to the magic number without superdelegates. We should not remain a silent majority and our voices must be heard regarding this.
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Tue Mar-04-08 06:54 PM
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I want the super delegate votes to match the votes of Democrats in the primaries. Hillary wins that demographic.
If super delegates vote to protect Republican and Independent voters I will have a cow. In fact, I will do more than have a cow - I will start a stampede.
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Tue Mar-04-08 07:08 PM
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2. Could someone post telephone numbers. |
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Tue Mar-04-08 07:35 PM
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3. i will need some guideance on this--I had wrote to 2 superdeles in WI--a letter |
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about a week ago. will wait till tomorrow.
god. thinks suck! check in here tomorrow--ok please?
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Clinton Crusader
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Tue Mar-04-08 07:53 PM
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4. T get everyone on board with this.. |
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The whole superdelegate puzzle needs to be laid out so everyone understands it. And what about Florida??? Dean is staying silent on this. Guess he's just hoping St. Barack wins and he doesn't have to deal with it.
They can't FORCE her out, can they??
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boston bean
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:09 PM
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5. Well that is the other thing, it has been framed that it hurts obama, the FL and MI |
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debacle, but it really disenfranchises Hillary'
The reason it is so close is because those two states do not count and it is not fair.
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:14 PM
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6. Wonder what would be going on IF MI and FL hurt Obummer? |
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Ya think all wuld be silent? Or would there be riots in the streets if he didnt get those delegates? He spent millions in FL, so it's not like he wasn't trying to win; he was. Michigan? He and Edwards voluntarily took their names off. o one held a gun to their heads.
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boston bean
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:16 PM
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7. It is so unfair, we need to be more vocal, that is it. Call radio shows, post about it everywhere |
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call the DNC
Call your reps and senators.
Let them know you won't take this disenfranchisement sitting down.
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Clinton Crusader
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:21 PM
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8. Ive called my Rep., she's on Hillary's side, |
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my Senator IS Hillary! I've written the DNC over and over, will call. Also got a survey from them in the mail and wrote my feelings right across it and mailed it back.
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:26 PM
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9. I heard Howard Dean on CNN earlier and he said that it is up to the voters to decide. |
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And he said that SuperDel's count...that both candidates signed up at the beginning with the same rules and that they cannot change the rules in the middle of the game. If O tries to break the rules, I really don't think Dean will let them get away with it.
I wish he would call msnbc and tell them to stfu! I had them on for about 10 minutes tonite and it was continuous Hillary bashing - she should drop out for the good of the party crap.
I will do whatever needs to be done.
And I really think that we need to figure out what we are going to do about msnbc.
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Clinton Crusader
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:31 PM
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11. What we should do about MSNBC |
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Don't watch. Make their ratings plummet. They already lost a lot of ratings during these priamries. Keith lost a lot. CNN now #1 at 8pm, 9pm and 10pm. Matthews had to apologize on TV, Shuster suspended. They are humiliated. I am saddened by Keith; I cannot believe how he turned out. Nothing but a GE tool. I never put them on anymore. Never.
I watch CNN now, they have their moments, but nothing like the locker room mentality at MSNBC. It's gotta be GE telling them to knock her all the time. Gotta be. The only one who seems to have any sanity left is Abrams.
The only way to make these networks pay is in the pocketbook. Make their ratings plummet or write to their sponsors and tell them you will not watch them. period.
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:45 PM
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12. I watch CNN now too. I am hoping that Hillary supporters all over the country have |
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made the switch as well.
I used to have Keith set up on my dvr to record daily so I wouldn't miss his show. No more - not only does he repeat rumors, he always comes across so angry. I heard that Anderson Cooper is #1 with progressives :)
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:27 PM
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10. I'm on it. More calls to the DNC on our end. |
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Tue Mar-04-08 08:52 PM
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even my friend who is a puke (don't know why) is outraged at the way Hillary is being treated. She even admitted that Hillary Clinton is brilliant and loves to hear her speak.
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