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Tue Nov-06-07 08:04 PM
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| 52. Dennis Kucinich has earned my support, |
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and he's got it as long as he needs it.
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| -What if Kucinich supporters threw their support behind Edwards |
Zorra |
Nov-06-07 10:02 AM |
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I think we go all the way through the primary and see how it pans out. |
riqster |
Nov-06-07 10:04 AM |
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He didn't do it last time. |
girl gone mad |
Nov-06-07 09:23 PM |
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He'd get a negligible bump in the polling, |
Basileus Basileon |
Nov-06-07 10:05 AM |
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Thank you for your HRC trolling! You've managed to gather us all around the fascist candidate |
kysrsoze |
Nov-06-07 10:19 AM |
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Since when is pointing out statistical likelihoods "trolling?" |
Basileus Basileon |
Nov-06-07 10:25 AM |
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Have you seen the DU poll of 150,000 registered dems? |
robinlynne |
Nov-06-07 11:11 PM |
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Then Edwards would pickup an extra 2 or 3 percent... |
SteppingRazor |
Nov-06-07 10:06 AM |
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I'm supporting both. I like Kucinich a LOT, but unfortunately I'm being a realist |
kysrsoze |
Nov-06-07 10:07 AM |
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A possible alternative explanation |
Basileus Basileon |
Nov-06-07 10:09 AM |
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You're right. Just because his platform represents what the polls indicate U.S. citizens want... |
kysrsoze |
Nov-06-07 10:15 AM |
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The polls also show him with a 28% favorable rating, better only than Gravel. |
Basileus Basileon |
Nov-06-07 10:21 AM |
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So how does 28% favorable translate to "virtually nobody?" I would figure HAL to be better at stati |
kysrsoze |
Nov-06-07 10:28 AM |
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In the context of a Presidential run, a 28% favorable rating is indeed "virtually nobody." |
Basileus Basileon |
Nov-06-07 10:29 AM |
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So tell it like it is, instead of putting your spin on it. Is that so difficult? |
kysrsoze |
Nov-06-07 10:31 AM |
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Here I thought |
Basileus Basileon |
Nov-06-07 10:36 AM |
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here is what the people think of dennis |
fenriswolf |
Nov-06-07 09:07 PM |
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Not true. Lots of Democrats like him. n/t |
Zorra |
Nov-06-07 10:15 AM |
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On the Internet, yes. |
Basileus Basileon |
Nov-06-07 10:22 AM |
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one again |
fenriswolf |
Nov-06-07 09:08 PM |
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A condition you must be intimately familiar with |
Moochy |
Nov-06-07 10:21 AM |
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Deleted sub-thread |
Name removed |
Nov-06-07 10:23 AM |
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Well, if all 5 or 6 dozen Kucinich supporters did so... |
Vash the Stampede |
Nov-06-07 10:08 AM |
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he'd poll 1 or 2 points higher. nt. |
IndianaJones |
Nov-06-07 10:08 AM |
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I have a hard time getting my head around Edwards |
elias7 |
Nov-06-07 10:16 AM |
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perhaps you should put your anger |
bpeale |
Nov-06-07 10:33 AM |
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it's not anger on my part, and it's not incompetence either |
elias7 |
Nov-06-07 11:23 AM |
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It seems to me that malpractice suits hurt quality |
penguin7 |
Nov-06-07 12:44 PM |
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My opinion is that it makes quality control easier, but gives me less discretion |
elias7 |
Nov-06-07 02:35 PM |
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Not all, but much of the malpractice insurance is about |
JDPriestly |
Nov-06-07 06:50 PM |
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In the general election you would be wasting your time |
surfermaw |
Nov-06-07 11:11 AM |
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The big item in malpractice awards is future medical costs. |
JDPriestly |
Nov-06-07 06:47 PM |
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DK doesn't stand a chance. Put the goods behind Edwards. |
laureloak |
Nov-06-07 10:20 AM |
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I say that Edwards supporters should throw their support |
rjones2818 |
Nov-06-07 10:27 AM |
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Yeah, how about that? |
MuseRider |
Nov-06-07 10:34 AM |
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any dem EXCEPT for hillary |
bpeale |
Nov-06-07 10:34 AM |
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Ummm, yep...that would work for me. |
Zorra |
Nov-06-07 10:56 AM |
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I agree! |
asdjrocky |
Nov-06-07 10:37 AM |
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Welcome to DU! |
Zorra |
Nov-06-07 10:59 AM |
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Hello! |
bigwillq |
Nov-06-07 11:14 AM |
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So Kucinich would rather help out a co-sponsor of the IWR over someone who was against the war? |
zulchzulu |
Nov-06-07 10:57 AM |
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Kucinich and Edwards could discuss Edwards' IWR vote. |
JDPriestly |
Nov-06-07 06:52 PM |
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Happened in'04 Iowa Caucuses |
Capn Sunshine |
Nov-06-07 11:03 AM |
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That is what I was going to say, been done before. |
LeviathanCrumbling |
Nov-06-07 12:18 PM |
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Yeah, but, Kucinich asked them to do it |
WesDem |
Nov-06-07 06:09 PM |
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Almost worked last time. |
MGKrebs |
Nov-06-07 11:05 AM |
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I'm still voting for DK in the primary! |
bigwillq |
Nov-06-07 11:14 AM |
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I've Already Decided That If Possible... I Will Write His Name In!! |
ChiciB1 |
Nov-06-07 11:18 AM |
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My primary isn't until March. If the nomination appears to be settled, I'll vote Kucinich (to remind |
Stop Cornyn |
Nov-06-07 11:28 AM |
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Why can't Edwards supporters back Kucinich |
lame54 |
Nov-06-07 11:50 AM |
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A much better plan! |
peace13 |
Nov-07-07 05:43 AM |
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LOL |
DangerDave921 |
Nov-06-07 12:37 PM |
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Agree - JE is my 3rd choice...(as Kucininch supporter) |
RiverStone |
Nov-06-07 02:41 PM |
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no thanks. |
GreenArrow |
Nov-06-07 04:57 PM |
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If Dennis can't win at least some of his policies might because Edwards' policies owe much to Dennis |
Tejanocrat |
Nov-06-07 05:06 PM |
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Kucinich and Edwards only have one thing in common |
Truth Hurts A Lot |
Nov-06-07 06:56 PM |
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Grief Process Diagnosis: |
smalll |
Nov-06-07 07:08 PM |
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Dennis Kucinich has earned my support, |
LWolf |
Nov-06-07 08:04 PM |
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I'd much rather see everyone throw their support behind Kucinich than Edwards any day of the week |
mtnsnake |
Nov-06-07 09:18 PM |
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Whoever goes first on the ticket, Edwards and Obama MUST join forces, otherwise, IMO, all is lost |
ShortnFiery |
Nov-06-07 09:25 PM |
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Better idea: what if Edwards supporters threw their support behind |
Clark2008 |
Nov-07-07 06:15 AM |
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