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Fri Feb-01-08 12:32 AM
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Kerry and Kennedy's endorsement of Obama have made |
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Edited on Fri Feb-01-08 12:32 AM by ProSense
some people loopy, that is, the endorsements appear to have gotten inside their heads.
The Senators endorsed Obama, that's not going to change because some people can't deal with it.
edited typo
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:34 AM
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1. They are huge endorsements. |
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Kerry and Kennedy have always been the best and the brightest, and the most courageous.
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:40 AM
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2. Yes, Kerry really stopped the swift-boat attackers dead in their tracks... |
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...it was his election to lose, but old Georgie W. "won" again. Too weak of a candidate, sad to say. He capitulated in Ohio, which was very questionable. The recount was a sham so I can't trust the results. Teddy lost his presidential bid because of another water incident.
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:42 AM
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3. All of that is nonsense, and still doesn't change the ralities of the endorsements! n/t |
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Edited on Fri Feb-01-08 12:43 AM by ProSense
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:44 AM
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4. The reality that the alleged candidate of forward-thinking |
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reached back to two baggage-laden dinosaurs, sure.
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:48 AM
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6. Kerry is three years older than Hillary, is she a "baggage-laden dinosaurs"? |
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Edited on Fri Feb-01-08 12:48 AM by ProSense
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:17 AM
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:49 AM
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7. Baggage laden dinosaurs. |
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LOL.
How long have you been a Democrat? Two of the party stalwarts who have championed populist causes have endorsed Obama and not Clinton. President Carter has expressed admiration for his campaign.
Sorry, the culture is saying no to Billary.
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:17 AM
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:18 AM
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Fri Feb-01-08 03:22 PM
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14. I always look forward to your thoughtful, measured replies. |
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:46 AM
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5. Democrats who remember this party when it was leading |
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are endorsing Obama. I don't particularly like him but for some reason, it's very good to see this kind of unity unfolding. Someone poked the lion. Good.
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Fri Feb-01-08 12:55 AM
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8. Their endorsements were key for him. |
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:15 AM
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9. How the hell would Kerry know how an |
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"ex" President is supposed to act? He caved too quickly to find out what it's like to be President, let alone an ex-President. Only the Democrats would gleefully demonize the only Democrat in my lifetime to win two terms while being absolutely hated not only by Republicans, but, as I'm finding out,by the Democratic "elite".
I think they are so jealous of the Clintons, that they are willing to cling to any "hope" they can of stopping them from doing the unprecedented.
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Fri Feb-01-08 01:22 AM
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13. "How the hell would Kerry know how an 'ex' President is supposed to act?" |
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Are you lost? Isn't that a lot of head-tripping to be carrying around?
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