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Thu Feb-10-05 06:38 PM
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Randi Rhodes says Dayton being forced out by Rove machine. |
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They want that seat, and will put everything they have to work to get it. They want to punoish Dayton and Minnesota. It would seem that their hunger to win would make it even more essential to keep Dayton in that seat. Grassroots fundraising and political action is what it will take to achieve a victory over the Rove machine and send it home with its tail between its legs. Let Minnesota be the location of its Waterloo!!!!!
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Thu Feb-10-05 06:41 PM
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1. I will donate my last dime to see to it that this does not happen. |
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FUCK ROVE.
And the horses ass he rode in on.
With a knobby stick.
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Thu Feb-10-05 06:43 PM
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want to stomp on everything and everyone who gets in their way.
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cal04
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Thu Feb-10-05 06:46 PM
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Senate.gov. click on members go to Dayton and give money
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11cents
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Thu Feb-10-05 06:51 PM
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4. She said to give money to Bev Harris too |
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Owes her listeners an apology for that one. At the very least.
Dayton's out of the race; it's silly to give him money. And kind of silly to say that he was "forced out" by Rove, too. Of course the GOP wants his seat. They want every seat.
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Thu Feb-10-05 06:56 PM
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5. We need to get these guys to stop dropping out and fight |
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maybe Dean can do his very first job and get Senator Dayton to reconsider and help him with the fundraising
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Thu Feb-10-05 07:05 PM
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There's Moveon as well. They raised nearly $900,000 for Wellstone in just 24 hrs in 2002.
However, Dayton is not Wellstone. He's rich, not poor. He spent 12 million of his own on his 2000 race and is unable/unwilling to do that again. Plus they think it'll take about 30 million for him to keep the seat and he's been able to raise only a pittance this last year.
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Thu Feb-10-05 07:27 PM
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7. Did he suffer financially between 2000 and 2004? nt |
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Thu Feb-10-05 07:31 PM
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But I guess he hasn't another 12 to 30 million to throw at his re-election, especially when the people he represents are unwilling to match funds.
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Fri Feb-11-05 02:11 PM
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10. Hey, she got suckered like many here. |
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The trouble with apologizing on the air is some clown will use as an excuse to sue.
Sad. but true.
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Thu Feb-10-05 09:03 PM
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9. One email group I belong to |
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brought up the possibility that the DNC/DLC may have pressured Mark not to run. He isn't a DLC kind of guy, I wouldn't rule out that possibility.
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Fri Feb-11-05 02:29 PM
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11. That was my first suspicion, too |
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especially since he also withdrew his endorsement of Randy Kelly, too. I wonder if somebody at the top of the DNC told Mark that there wouldn't be much financial support coming from them, because of his stand against Rice.
:tinfoilhat:
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Sat Feb-12-05 01:39 AM
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12. I think his stand against Rice |
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was absolutely brilliant. Somebody has to be able to tell the truth. She lied along with Bush, Cheney and the rest. And now the 911 Commission finds that she was incompetent in addressing the threat of terrorism in the months leading up to 911. She is an embarrassment to the country and Mark had courage to say so.
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Sat Feb-12-05 11:03 AM
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13. I think the "play nice with Randy" was going to be the first mea culpa |
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I think he was being told that the DFL big money folks needed him to show he was going to be a "team player" and after skewering Rice, he had to balance that with bucking up our own internal Republican, Randy Kelly.
I think he took one look at where that was going to drag him, what he thought it was going to do to his sanity, effectiveness, and mission, and said, "Fuck it."
Good for him, I think as a lame duck he's going to be our most effective advocate in the Senate. I think every single one of us should call him and tell him that we are ready to do whatever he tells us to do to take on the BFEE.
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Sat Feb-12-05 12:15 PM
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All the little pieces seem to fit together in the your scenario.
Mark Dayton has been good Liberal Senator. He has represented us well, and has Stood UP against the BFEE when it would have easier to just lay down (like so many others). He has made HIS decision for whatever HIS reasons may be. We owe him our respect and gratitude.
Thank You, Mark Dayton!!! How can we help you?
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Sat Feb-12-05 12:15 PM
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15. Grassroots progressives need to act |
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We really need to take back the DFL!
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Sat Feb-12-05 01:29 PM
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16. Is that you, Supormom? |
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Congratulations on your emancipation, apparently!
DPB
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Sat Feb-12-05 10:42 PM
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Can't wait until the next get-together!
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