Tag: Politics

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Dear Dr. Dean

Dear Dr. Dean: I would like to offer my condolences on your embarassing third place finish yesterday in the Iowa caucuses. You really got yours handed to you on a platter. On the bright side, that sellout Gephardt took one square on the chin. There’s a line at the end of one of my poems

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Kucinich, Edwards Make a Deal

Surprising development out of Iowa as Dennis Kucinich and John Edwards have reportedly struck a deal to support whichever of them gets closer to the 15% support threshold – the minimum required to receive delegates in the ridiculously complicated caucus system. (In simple terms: 14.9% or less = ZERO delegates, better make a deal!) Both

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Political Pumpkin Patch 1. Braun to Quit Presidential Bid, Back Dean Ah, Carol, we hardly knew ye! So much for her desire to “take the ‘Men Only’ sign off the White House door.” Be interesting to see how she spins her backing Dean. Can you say high-profile cabinet position? Wonder who the National Organization for

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re: Today’s primary in Washington, DC, from the Washington Post: Outside the Anacostia library, college student Andrea J. Young said she was content with the unusual exercise in political expression, given how few voting opportunities are generally afforded D.C. residents. “In most elections we really don’t have a say,” the 19-year-old said. “Even if it’s

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Desperate for a Return to Relevancy

So the spineless Bill Bradley is endorsing Howard Dean and the still-fawning media is reporting it like it’s some kind of coup. The same Bill Bradley who lacked the guts to keep pressing his own “insurgent” campaign in 2000 (when he had Gore on the ropes and could have brought his hard-earned delegates to the

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Are you registered to vote?

An interesting take on politics and the current election for President for those who think voting is a waste of time: How an anarchist came to run the Kucinich campaign in Rhode Island. Part 1. (excerpted from infoshop.org article) Since we’re nowhere near revolution right now, someone is going to be President. To pretend that

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SelectSmart

************** According to the SelectSmart.com 2004 AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SELECTOR Dennis Kucinich best matches my political views.Who gets your vote?************** SelectSmart.com/president My Full Results: 1. My ideal theoretical candidate. (100%)2. Kucinich, Rep. Dennis, OH – Democrat (84%)3. Socialist Candidate (72%) 4. Dean, Gov. Howard, VT – Democrat (72%) 5. Edwards, Senator John, NC – Democrat

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Has Dean Peaked?

For all those ready to coronate Dean on the basis of his poll numbers in TWO small states that have been the center of attention, a look at the National numbers should be rather sobering: Quinnipiac University Poll. (Dec. 4-8, 2003) “Suppose the general election for president were being held today, and the candidates were

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Kucinich, Sharpton Shine in Debate

Rushed home last night after an amazing Acentos (Alixa and Naima absolutely blew me away with a provocative and political performance piece that went way beyond simple poetry!) and some interesting political discussions to catch Niteline‘s airing of highlights from the debate in New Hampshire. From the news reports I’ve read this morning, and the

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How Many More?

If you can watch this and not get mad, you’re inhuman. It’s work appropriate, but turn your volume down a bit because it’s intense. How many more?

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