Feingold back in alabama,what do you think of that.

[gizmo1979]

From the article they seemed to like him all right,But they did say they thought he was stumping for president in 08.I don't know what good it will do,but who knows.

[MasonJar]

1. Link to the article please.

[smitty]

2. Feingold

Here you go.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/nat/mar05/313522.asp

[gizmo1979]

3. Don't have direct link but here

Is the papers link it was on the front page so it should be right out front


http://www.jsonline.com/

[gizmo1979]

4. I'm a day late and a dollar short as usual! Sorry.

[RetroLounge]

5. I think it's a great idea

Like Howard Dean says, run a 50 state campaign. People won't vote for Dems if we don't come to their states. Write off No One!

RL

[smitty]

6. Feingold

I agree with you 100%. I've always been bothered by this largely artificial red state/blue state dichotomy. When Dean said he wanted the vote of pick-up truck driving Southerners he was mocked by many people who misunderstood what he was saying. Every vote counts and we shouldn't concede any of them.

[RetroLounge]

8. Exactly!

Concede NOTHING to the Repugs.

It's called Spine!

RL

[Syrinx]

7. here's an article

GREENVILLE -- The last time U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold came to Greenville to play golf, he teed off the town.

The Wisconsin Democrat rumored to be considering a run on the 2008 Democratic presidential ticket returned Monday for another round at the Cambrian Ridge Golf Course. He'll travel to Montgomery today and Birmingham on Wednesday in an effort to sway the state to vote Democrat in the next presidential election.

In an article published on the Web site www.salon.com, Feingold had described the town as "the reddest spot on the whole map" and made references to check-cashing stores, trailer parks and "rundown" car lots.

In Feingold's opinion, Greenville represented the growing chasm between "red and blue" states in the country.

*snip*

http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/NEWSV5/storyV5feingold29w.htm