mac2
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Fri Feb-20-04 01:18 PM
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Kucinch could still win the nomination. |
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Edited on Fri Feb-20-04 01:19 PM by mac2
Link: http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2004/02/19/loc_kucinich.htmlDennis could still win if the press allowed him as a serious candidate.
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Fri Feb-20-04 01:24 PM
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may very well put him 1st or 2nd. It won't get him there nationally, but seeing him in a top position in one state would sure shake things up.
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Fri Feb-20-04 01:28 PM
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3. Minnesota, too, perhaps |
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However, didn't he get 3rd in Maine and Washington? Point being, they will marginalize him whenever they can.
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Fri Feb-20-04 01:37 PM
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4. I believe it can happen...you never know |
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Anything can happen. Things can change in 1 hour. We have to look at this way. 4 months ago everyone thought Dean had it. Kerry was not even on the radar. Events happen. He will the greatest President! Going to see him tomorrow for the 3rd time.
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Fri Feb-20-04 01:25 PM
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2. As Garth used to say, "It could happen!" To which Wayne would say, |
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"yeah, when monkeys fly out of my butt!"
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Fri Feb-20-04 02:23 PM
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Give it up for God's sake. I like him too, but he has NO..zip...zero...nada..chance of winning the nomination
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Nicholas D Wolfwood
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Fri Feb-20-04 01:46 PM
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Please, put down the crack pipe and slowly back away....
DK even knows he has no chance, nor did he ever. He's there to make a statement, and I'm very happy that he's doing that, but let's not get carried away here. Even Edwards has a small chance at this point, and he has exactly 96 TIMES more delegates at this point than Kucinich.
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DemBones DemBones
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Sat Feb-21-04 08:58 AM
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7. God forbid anyone have HOPE for their |
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candidate -- the cynics have to step in and splash cold water.
Dennis will keep on working, no matter what the cynics say, and some people will understand his message and respond to it. So he will win support and we'll keep his ideas circulating, which is a form of victory, though not what you meant, of course.
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Sat Feb-21-04 10:38 AM
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8. Dedication to one candidate is admirable |
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but even strong supporters of DK must realize that he has no chance of winning the nomination.
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Sat Feb-21-04 10:56 AM
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9. i think the issue here is that Kucinich represents a point of view |
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that is not addressed by the rest of the Democratic candidates (including Kerry). Even if he wont win, its utterly important that DK can send its message to the highest number of people, at least to put those issues (like Media oligopolies) on the political map of issues a candidate must take ground
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Sat Feb-21-04 11:02 AM
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I'm with him until the end!!! http://www.wgoeshome.com
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Sat Feb-21-04 12:17 PM
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11. This race has proved just as volatile as I said it would be, |
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and Dennis is correct. It ain't over until the floor settles it at the convention.
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