Michigander4Dean
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:37 PM
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I just proved that Dean is electable. Ask me anything. |
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:39 PM
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and why do you want to drag the inevitable argument into the shire lounge?
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Michigander4Dean
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:41 PM
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2. In he GD 2004 Primary forum |
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The thread is called "Eight Simple Reasons Why Howard Dean Is Electable."
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:47 PM
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can Dennis Kucinich be on the ticket as veep and still be an electable ticket?
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:52 PM
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And I'd love to see a Dean/Kucinich, Kucinich/Dean ticket!
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:53 PM
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:45 PM
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3. Howard Dean is electable |
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Edited on Sat Dec-27-03 08:46 PM by Brian_Expat
For several reasons.
1: Democrats have a decent slate of candidates despite the unethical attacks of some *cough*KerryLiebermanGephardt*cough* Democrats on other Democrats.
2: America is suffering tremendously under Bush.
3: Dean is animating and involving huge segments of America who traditionally sit out of the political process.
4: The polls show Dean and Clark tying for first place in a direct run-off with Bush, with the other candidates who tout themselves as "more electable" polling considerably worse.
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Sat Dec-27-03 09:51 PM
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10. "America is suffering tremendously under Bush." |
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that means NOTHING unless 50+% of the people feel that. Here's a hint: people are stupid and have a short memory.
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:49 PM
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5. C'mon folks, don't do this in the lounge |
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you are saying ok stuff, but this belongs in GD/2004
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:50 PM
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6. Ever watch the John Ritter Sitcom? |
Michigander4Dean
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Sat Dec-27-03 08:56 PM
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9. Actually, after he died. |
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I saw the first few episodes of it (with John in them) and a couple without him.
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Sat Dec-27-03 09:53 PM
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11. ever try a summer sausage sandwhich dude? |
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Sat Dec-27-03 10:06 PM
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Ok, there's a dude in my life that I sorta like & have dated very noncommittally but there's another dude who recently appeared on the scene after a very long absence, and this situation has serious long-term, happily-ever-after potential.
:loveya:
Should I give dude #1 the heave-ho to be fair to him & to clear my conscience, or should I keep him around in case dude #2 doesn't work out ?
:shrug: You did say ask you anything ....
:hippie:
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