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 Montana Democratic Primary, mule train, 4/21/2008 10:40:20 AM 
  RE: Montana Democratic Primary, J. Dyba, 4/21/2008 11:28:15 AM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Rick Kuchynka, 4/21/2008 6:08:42 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Rick Kuchynka, 4/21/2008 6:13:46 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Gunnar Emilsson, 4/21/2008 8:38:37 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Rick Kuchynka, 4/22/2008 5:33:50 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Levi Forman, 4/22/2008 6:01:03 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Bob Netherton, 4/22/2008 6:32:34 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Rick Kuchynka, 4/23/2008 6:30:55 AM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Chuck Schott, 4/23/2008 8:44:12 AM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, mule train, 4/23/2008 12:49:17 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, howdy , 4/23/2008 3:34:58 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Bob Netherton, 4/23/2008 3:49:59 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Bridgier, 4/23/2008 4:30:43 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Levi Forman, 4/23/2008 4:41:46 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, howdy , 4/23/2008 5:13:35 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, Richard Bonine, Jr, 4/23/2008 7:40:00 PM
RE: Montana Democratic Primary, howdy , 4/23/2008 7:47:59 PM
Has it ever meant so much? I heard Obama might be coming to the BHS!
Rick....perhaps you should debate Obama. With your superior debate skills and amazing intelligence...he wouldn't stand a chance. The world will be watching...clean up your junk! |
| Do they allow Google at debates? |
| Why can't I just eat my waffle? |
| [This message has been edited by Rick Kuchynka (edited 4/21/2008).] |
| Maybe they could spot Rick a teleprompter with Rush filling in the dialog? |
Is Rush even on here anymore? I don't think he is. If he is, I haven't heard his show for a decade+
Its also funny that it's actually Showbama who's becoming widely known as the "Teleprompter Candidate"
When that man doesn't have a proofread script in front of him, the results are usually pure gold for the Republican party.
It's no surprise he's afraid to debate Hillary again. |
| Bleh, why would he debate Hillary again? They've already debated like 35 times it seems like, and the questions they asked at the last one were pretty much a joke. |
| I don't know if Rush is still on, Rick, but Sean (of the dead) Hannity is. I sure appreciate he and the Faux News Network for helping to re-elect the shrub. They did a great job, Brownie! |
Yeah, the way that debate asked Democrats about the real effects of raising taxes was definitely over the line. Cheap shot.
Besides ABC's was the most watched debate so far. Doesn't seem like most people agree that its over.
The Capital Gains material was priceless.
Hillary now leads the popular vote total if you count Florida and Michigan. The idea that Democrats can still ignore these two huge states even as they'd likely make the difference is long past its prime.
They'd better get a revote worked out in Michigan, or there'll be disenfrachised blood in the streets.  I'd say Florida, too, but Obama'd probably be best off accepting the existing total there. I don't think he'd do as well there this time.
[This message has been edited by Rick Kuchynka (edited 4/23/2008).] |
I cann't believe that Barack Obama would come to the BHS to try to win the 15 delegates Montana has to comtribute to the total. I wonder if he will be speaking at the new Costco store?  |
| I just heard that Obama is skipping the BHS and will now be attending "free dump days." |
Just so ya know, Axelrod on NPR says that "The white working class has gone to the Republican nominee for many elections, going back even to the Clinton years. This is not new that Democratic candidates don't rely solely on those votes"
So Obama, I guess, can win without the white working class voter. I somehow doubt it. I think the white working class voter is the heart and soul of the democratic party. We shall see if I am wrong. OK all you Obama supporters can commence throwing rocks at me now. |
| Chuck - Maybe he'll be here for the opening of Long John Silver's. |
howdy-
I don't know where you lived prior to moving to the Stacey Ghetto, but Hillary's name alone is poison in most of the mountain west - there are people who might consider a democrat, but NOT one named Hillary Rodham Clinton. Obama puts a larger number of states into play than HRC, and gives a boost (or at least isn't a burden) to the downticket races. Every Democrat that's running for office in Idaho gets down on his or her knees and prays to Allah that Obama's the candidate, because a HRC candidacy will kill theirs. It's the same thing in Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, etc. |
| I think that the "big states" that Hillary claims to be winning will go Dem no matter which of them gets nominated. Places like California and New York may have picked Clinton over Obama, but there's no way Obama is going to lose to McCain in those states. |
tracking the most recent polls in various states is easier with this web site as it updates daily.....Obama vs McCain
http://www.electoral-vote.com/e...bama/Maps/Apr23.html
Clinton vs McCain
http://www.electoral-vote.com/evp20...nton/Maps/Apr23.html
Bridgier
that isnt reflected in the polls now necessarily. see the above links. He is not as strong as before.
[This message has been edited by howdy (edited 4/23/2008).] |
The REAL news here is that the democrat super-delegates will be choosing the nominee, not the democrat primary voters. The whole democrat primary process will turn out to be a waste of time. Given the party division, the only plausible solution for the democrats to defeat McCain in the general election, is to choose a candidate other than Obama or Clinton at the convention.
Since the the democrats can't decide who they want, I suggest that the republicans, in the spirit of "bipartisanship", let John McCain run as the democrat nominee. He is busy pandering to get democrat votes anyway. The republicans should then use an "American Idol" selection process with three well known conservative "judges" to select a slate of replacement nominees. We can all text our votes to toll-free numbers during the republican convention to narrow the choices down to the final candidate. 
[This message has been edited by Richard Bonine, Jr (edited 4/23/2008).] |
this link shows how each candidate would do against McCain. Updated daily.
http://www.electoral-vote.com/ |
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