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Tue Nov-24-09 04:06 PM
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| Is Harold Ford Jr. running for Senate again? |
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I live in NY and was just polled about a possible primary between Kirsten Gillabrand and Harold Ford Jr. for the Senate seat. I was wondering if anyone had heard if he was considering to run.
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Tue Nov-24-09 04:07 PM
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| 1. huh? since when did he establish NY residency? |
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Tue Nov-24-09 04:10 PM
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Ford is currently a visiting professor at New York University's Wagner School of Public Service where he teaches Policy Formation: U.S. Domestic Policy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Ford_Jr
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Tue Nov-24-09 04:08 PM
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| 2. Oh great, because the senate is not useless enough. Why would he run in NY?nt |
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Edited on Tue Nov-24-09 04:08 PM by Guy Whitey Corngood
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Tue Nov-24-09 04:09 PM
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| 4. If Ford were to run, time he ran for the Republican he is... |
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we really don't need more Blue Dogs.
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Tue Nov-24-09 04:09 PM
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| 3. If anyone hears from him, I want my $20 bucks back. |
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Tue Nov-24-09 04:15 PM
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| 6. Oh got not THAT misogynist.... |
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Tue Nov-24-09 05:06 PM
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| 7. I'm still not sure I'm disappointed he lost in Tennessee in '06 |
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With Bob Corker you know where he stands. He's against health reform, and that's that. We can move on and ignore him. If Ford was in there, he'd be just like LIEberman, Landrieu, Lincoln and Nelson, being a diva, demanding concessions and making mealy-mouthed, finger to the wind statements.
Ford would have driven us all crazy if he was in the Senate now.
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Tue Nov-24-09 08:08 PM
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| 8. Not sure you can make that statement. |
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Ford has always spoken in support of healthcare reform, the public option, etc. And if he had been elected the Dems could have disgarded Lieberman since his vote wouldn't be needed.
In New York the choice might end up being Ford or Rudy Guiliani. I'd rather have Ford than Mayor 9/11.
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Wed Nov-25-09 06:24 AM
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| 9. FYI: OP has been referenced in a Politico story. |
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Wed Nov-25-09 03:08 PM
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Couldn't be more shocked!!!
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Wed Nov-25-09 03:21 PM
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| 11. Who will he be working for... |
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Scarborough and the RepubliCONS..
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huh? since when did he establish NY residency?
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maybe