by Jonathan Singer, Sat May 31, 2008 at 05:46:13 AM EDT
You can watch here:
If you're having difficulty with this player, head over to C-SPAN, CNN or MSNBC. Consider this a thread on the Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws committee hearing.
if it belongs to them , it's THEIR.
if you mean "they are", it's THEY ARE.
PLEASE REMEMBER THIS OR I WILL CRY FOREVER.
Users who are excessively bashing the Democratic Party, or being Republican trolls, will be banned.
Inspiring words from Dean about the turnout. If we can get even 75% of the democrats together (I'm hoping for much much more), the general will be a landslide.
from Rasmussen, minutes ago:
Obama's numbers are 45% favorable and 53% unfavorable (see recent daily ratings). Those figures represent Obama's lowest ratings of the year. His favorability ratings peaked at 56% in mid-February. Twenty-five percent (25%) have a Very Favorable opinion of Obama while 37% have a Very Unfavorable view.
I hope the members are aware of this.
Howard Dean is rocking the house with "5 intellectually bankrupt Supreme Court justices."
I also love his story about Al Gore saying "It's not about you, it's about your country." I'll try to remember that when I figure out how to vote in November.
Where is everybody?
This is a big freakin' deal....get out of bed and check this out.
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Process more important than counting the votes...bleah. We're pissed because you didn't listen!
How does that compute with the FL state legislature being dominated by ReThugs who were the ones who engineered the moving of the primary....
'Hi, I'm a Democat....that means I let the ReThugs fuck with me whenever they like.'
What horseshit.
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Don't fuck with us. We rule...we rule...we rule...
Morans. I can't keep my eyes open with the 100%...100% ....100%
Szzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....................
No mention of ReThug influence. I guess Obama be good wit dat.
Szzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....
It seems pretty dishonest for Sen Nelson to go on and on about how voters were told that their vote wouldn't count, and then basically hand-wave away the idea that some voters may not have voted because of it.
It's not an argument that sways me one way or the other, but it still seems like it would be fair for him to acknowledge that. After all, for as many voters as did turn out, Florida still falls well behind the turnout (%-wise) of other states. No matter how you look at it, a lot of people stayed home.
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