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Mon Aug-07-06 07:59 AM
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Connecticut Rs calling WJ saying they'll vote for Lieberman |
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if he runs as an Indepedent. Labor calling in supporting him too. Sounds like he's trying the Gephardt strategy.
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:03 AM
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1. These sound like freeper calls |
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The same tired line they use for W. I support_______ 100%. Highly organized IMHO.
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:05 AM
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2. Good.. they can split their vote |
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:05 AM
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3. but Lieberman was the running mate of "total fag" Al Gore |
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:07 AM
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4. They're trying to goad him into running against the Democratic nominee. |
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Edited on Mon Aug-07-06 08:07 AM by w4rma
He's foolish enough to do it too. He'll lose an independant bid, but not before wasting Democratic resources in the process and damaging Democratic chances at a majority in Congress.
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:07 AM
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5. From what I have read, seems many--are giving this issue a second |
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thought--including some Dems. There is a certain affection for Joe and for many the war is not the primary--it is important, but not the only issue.
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:15 AM
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6. The latest poll's probably best for Lamont really (6 point lead) |
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Still solidly ahead, close enough to scare supporters into not taking this like anywhere near a sure thing. If he has any shot at all, he's maximizing his chances like this. Good luck to him and his people.
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:17 AM
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7. Boy, I hope you are wrong. |
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Joe is defiantly a DINO. He is only out done slightly by Zell.
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:18 AM
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8. I thought the whole process on WJ sucked! |
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What's with the TWO lines for Lieberman.....call 202-xxx-xxxx if you support Lieberman, call 202-xxx-xxxx if you're a repuke and then call 202-xxx-xxxx if you're a Democrat! Lieberman is like a sweet kitten.....likeable and soft.
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:19 AM
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9. He's better than anything the RW has to offer, bad as he is. |
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:35 AM
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10. Why do polls always seem to get closer as the election nears? |
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Is there a certain amount of engineering opinion here? How can anyone be undecided so late in this game?
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Mon Aug-07-06 08:38 AM
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11. You Can Cross Party Lines In The CT Primary? |
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or have all these born again Republican's switched their registrations to Democrat in the last few days?
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Mon Aug-07-06 09:23 AM
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12. If it is like in MO, you don't have to register as either R or D |
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So unless there is a rigorous challenge system by the Dems at the voting area, when a voter declares the party primary they wish to vote, a voter can get away with voting in the other party ---in other words, they can spoil the election. I sure hope they have to register as either D or R or I in CT.
I have feared the cross-over for Lie- burrman all along.
GO LAMONT!!!
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Mon Aug-07-06 09:27 AM
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13. I believe this is talking about the final election not the primary |
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Only registered Dems can vote in the Dem primary.
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Mon Aug-07-06 09:28 AM
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14. No, you can't. The primaries are closed. |
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Last day to switch from one party to another for this primary was May 8. The Republicans are saying they will vote if Lieberman runs as an Indy, not in the primary.
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Mon Aug-07-06 09:30 AM
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15. according to a post I saw yesterday... |
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I don't have a link, but a CT DUer said yesterday that unaffiliated voters can declare a party right up to election day, but if you're already registered with a party, you have to switch 90 days in advance. So registered Republicans can't do anything at this late date.
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Mon Aug-07-06 09:33 AM
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16. Independents can switch until noon today |
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The date to switch from Republican to Dem was a while ago, and you must be registered with a party to vote in that party's primary. I didn't hear WJ, but obviously the callers don't know what they're talking about, and it sounds like whoever was hosting was clueless too.
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