Sick of being laughed at and stomped on

[politicasista]

and kicked around like a lost donkey, just because my candidate isn't in the race. No link needed.



Hint...

[wisteria]

1. My advise, ignore them. They are trying to get a reaction from us. n/t

[PresidentObama]

2. I get tired of the provokers.

Who just purposely try and get a rise out of us. It's annoying, and stupid. Especially when they usually have nothing smart to say at all!!

[babylonsister]

3. I really wish there was someone out there I wanted to support now.

So far, Nothing. And I'll be damned if I'll let anyone tell me I can't voice my opinion of what I think of anyone running. I am not nasty in doing so, but if I have one, it's going out there.

[karynnj]

4. Put Toxic kitten and snake on ignore

They are now proving that they are entirely classless. Even if he's not a candidate kerry has the same class and integrity that Hillary will never have.

[_dynamicdems]

8. They are so miserable and nasty. Creepy people. Every board has them. n/t

[cadmium]

15. I dont put them in the same category -- in my

limited experience. I think you can joke around a bit with Mtsnake so he/she doesnt bother me so much.

[karynnj]

19. I thought that until this week

and have stood up for him in the past. What is consistant is that he will stand up at times for everyone, but always gives Kerry the worst possible interretation.

[rockymountaindem]

5. Well, they suck, we don't, so there.

[politicasista]

6. Thanks for advice

I agree with you all.

[_dynamicdems]

7. We've got company. Remember all those Feingold supporters?

And the Warner supporters? And the Bayh supporters? And probably Gore and Clark supporters before long.

We aren't the only ones sidelined. And our guy is taking a front and center on the most important issue facing the country while the others are busy playing politics.

We are actually in the cat bird's seat if you think about it.

So eff them!

[cadmium]

18. It's probably over their head why we are not going away nt

[WildEyedLiberal]

9. The good thing about it is

I no longer have to keep my grievances about the pathetic other candidates silent for fear that my opinion would "reflect badly on Kerry" as so many of the vicious hypocritical assholes in GD were so often trying to accuse us of.

So, I can now officially say that I will not vote for Hillary Clinton in 2008. And no, I don't care who the Republican candidate is.

There are a couple of people here who are every bit as loathsome as any freeper. Pay no attention to them; small people take no greater joy than in making everyone else's life hell. Don't let them have the satisfaction.

[politicasista]

20. That is a good thing

:hi:

[ProSense]

10. The candidates are

playing catch up on the issues. Kerry is leaps and bounds ahead of them not only because of his position, but also his deep understanding of the pros and cons.

Iraq, global warming, fighting terrorism (and more), diplomacy and the Middle East

If you missed Davos, catch the rebroadcast:

Saturday, February 3, 2007
02:43 PM EST
Forum Iraq and the Future of the Middle East
World Economic Forum
John F. Kerry , D-MA
Mohammad Khatami , Iran

[wisteria]

11. Sigh!

I caught some of it tonight, I will watch it all entirely tomorrow. Thanks.

[MBS]

12. is this on CSPAN????

[globalvillage]

13. I found part of it

at the Davos site.

http://tinyurl.com/3b8pgh

It's not the full panel discussion, but it's fascinating how everyone on the panel is so focused on the theme of diplomacy as the only real solution.
Does everyone understand this except the bush admin?

[ProSense]

14. Yes. Here's the link to the

schedule.

[cadmium]

16. Great point! The other candidates are playing

catch up. Thanks for the links.

[cadmium]

17. this looks good. Can these video files be

saved -- or just the links. I thought I had saved the Warner-Kerry colloquy debate but it disappeared.