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rules and laws.
Yes.
They matter.
FWIW, you're presenting an absurd hypothetical. From what I've seen, Obama beats McCain handily now, without the party having "come together", even without taking FL.
The idea that 1000 year war McCain is going to take MI is just absurd.
We need not think alike to love alike -- Ferenc Dávid
by ogre on Fri Mar 14, 2008 at 09:43:30 PM PDT
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Amazing to see you guys still salivating that HRC will loose this battle somehow! lol. Stop counting the chickens before they are hatched!!
Because, have you seen latest polls? especially after the entire world saw all Rev. Wright's racist sermons! ...Obama is toast, people, just wake up and change your slogan "yes we can" to "NO WE CAN’T"! :)
by Tamil Selvi on Sat Mar 15, 2008 at 02:45:10 AM PDT
the cool aid with that one!
The Reverend is already on the outs and that comment about toast seems like a projection of your own insecurities.
When I see an adult on a bicycle, I do not despair for the future of the human race. ~H.G. Wells
by Adzam13 on Sat Mar 15, 2008 at 05:32:31 AM PDT
movement for one day on a daily tracking poll gets you excited?
Sad.
Wright's comments weren't as an Obama surrogate. Ferraro's were. Obama rejected Wright's remark. Hillary waffled around before announcing that it was regrettable -- and didn't renounce it.
Toast?
"Racist" sermons? Your koolaid appears to be very strong. I'm white. I'm not UCC. I watched the clip that the Hillary camp is so excited about, and I didn't see the "racism."
I've worked on issues of racism, too. So...
Pardon me, but that's just bullshit.
by ogre on Sat Mar 15, 2008 at 09:55:50 AM PDT
Respect for the rules is not an either/or proposition. When you impose rules, you face a cost. I'm asking if you think the price is worth paying. Are you prepared to address the question of whether the consequences of repealing this rule are so serious that it's better to let it stand and let the disgruntled voters in Florida and Michigan sit the election out?????
What's so absurd about thinking the voters won't necessarily feel the same way in November as they do today???
Is it absurd to think the Republicans and Mainstream media are only beginning to turn their guns on Obama? You're going to see a lot more ugliness out there, and I don't think it's absurd to envision Obama's current lead disappearing--especially if a rigid adherence to arbitrary rules erodes Obama's Genuinely Nice Guy image.
I'm not asking you to take the country back, I'm asking you to take it forward-Van Jones.
by Judge Moonbox on Sat Mar 15, 2008 at 07:41:31 AM PDT
that can stop other states from pulling a Michigan in 2012. If MI pays no penalty this time then five or six other states will shout "Me first!" next time. Every state will claim to be a more important battleground than every other state. Eventually the states with the most delegates will be front-loaded and primary season will last ten days and be concluded long before January 1st. People are chafing against the IA-NH always-first system and with good reason. But MI and FL picked a piss-poor method to remedy that. Without rules, you get the law of the jungle. You'd expect a judge (actual or pretend) to know that.
Every night I pray that 6'4" Bill O'Reilly will foolishly say something unkind about 5'8" Jackie Chan's parents.
by The Nose on Sat Mar 15, 2008 at 01:57:32 PM PDT
by The Nose on Sat Mar 15, 2008 at 02:01:47 PM PDT
wide narrow
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