Key to Obama's Win: Deval Patrick

[Bullet1987]

Patrick ran practically the same type of campaign (of hope) that led him to a resounding victory in New Hampshire that Obama is running now. If his election was any indicator, Obama is in VERY good shape.

[Zynx]

1. You mean in Massachusetts.

John Lynch is governor of New Hampshire.

[Mass]

2. Massachusetts, not NH, but yes, you are right.

As many people from MA have moved to South NH these last few years, it is an important factor.

[sniffa]

3. That's our governor

He's a good guy. :thumbsup:

[Cha]

11. Lucky you, then...especially

sweet after gleaming teeth.

[Strelnikov_]

4. ..

[Drunken Irishman]

5. You're mixing up your candidates. Deval Patrick is the governor of Massachusetts.

[Bullet1987]

6. Damn that's right. But it's still an important factor for that region

[FrenchieCat]

7. you are correct........

Which is why they said that Romney was a shoo in in NH...because he was the Gov of MA.

[arendt]

8. I remain unimpressed by Gov Patrick...he's very corporate...wants to bring casinos in...

Same kind of smoke and mirrors BS that we get from Obama. But, later, its "welcome corporations". (Not that it was ever any different in this state; but I'm contrasting the rhetoric with the reality.)

So, I agree with you; and I don't like it.

arendt

[Forkboy]

9. LOL

I like the cut of your jib!

Patrick, like Obama, seems like a swell guy, but there were better choices then and there's better choices now. (Yes, I was part of the 3% that voted for Grace Ross...she was awesome! :) )

[sendero]

12. What's wrong with that?

People who wish to gamble are going to gamble. If there are no casinos in your state, people will spend their money, and contribute taxes, to another.

I hardly see his position as a negative.

[frazzled]

10. That's okay, New Hampshire is a suburb of Massachusetts

Just kidding. I miss being up in New Hampshire. Four years ago this time, I was working 3 or 4 days a week in campaign offices in Nashua ... a 25 minute drive from my house in Massachusetts. Honestly, there is little difference between Mass. and southern N.H.--except they don't have any sales tax up there!