Democratic Nomination?

Started by Strangelove101 pages

There was a debate on PBS, apparently, at Howard University. I didn't even know about it. But I'll post the videos as soon as I can find them.

*Gravel needs to die. He makes a mockery of the campaign process.

Agreed. He is from the so-left-Dennis-Kucinich-looks-like-a-spec wing of the Democratic party.

A wing of one.

Get the hell out, dude.

"These people have poltical responsibilty...they're not qualified for office."

Obama: $32.5M

out-fundraises Clinton for the second quarter in a row and shatters Democratic fundraising records.

Democrats out-raise Republicans by a huge margin again w00t

Originally posted by Alliance
Obama: $32.5M

out-fundraises Clinton for the second quarter in a row and shatters Democratic fundraising records.

32.5?? I read 31. Not that it's a huge difference....

EDIT: Nevermind, that was primary funds. My bad

And...that money was contributed by more than 250,000 voters. mall donations. Real people pushing for change because they actually believe in a candidate rather than in a party.

Also...why can't Edwards just fall flat on his face already and withdraw...leat the big dogs fight this one out?

"For Hillary: A Proposal" by Anna Quidlen

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19762038/site/newsweek/

It's an excellent op-ed

I'm on team Hillary.

Originally posted by Strangelove
"For Hillary: A Proposal" by Anna Quidlen

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19762038/site/newsweek/

It's an excellent op-ed

I like the idea...

Some articles from RealClearPolitics.com, all by blogger Jay Cost. He analyzes the three Democratic frontrunners and then compares the three together.

"Hillary Clinton is the True Anti-Bush"
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/horseraceblog/2007/06/hillary_clinton_is_the_true_an_1.html

"Edwards the Amateur"
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/horseraceblog/2007/06/edwards_the_amateur_1.html

"Obama: Promise and Peril"
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/horseraceblog/2007/07/obama_promise_and_peril.html

"The Democratic Candidates in Comparative Perspective" (part 1)
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/horseraceblog/2007/07/the_democratic_candidates_in_c_2.html

Bill Richardson might surprise you. I think Obama will fade. What about Bloomberg as in independent?

"The Democratic Candidates in Comparative Perspective" (Part 2)
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/horseraceblog/2007/07/the_democratic_candidates_in_c_1.html

the first official debate sanctioned by the DNC was tonight in Charleston, South Carolina. But more noteworthy is the fact that this is the first debate where the questions were solely from voters via YouTube. A very interesting debate indeed. I'll post the videos once I can find them.

These popped up rather quick, huh? Here are the videos...

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Just posting more videos, from the YearlyKos convention on Saturday and the AFL-CIO Presidential Forum last night, both held in Chicago

YearlyKos: The Debate

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And the AFL-CIO Forum, hosted by MSNBC

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Just for shits and giggles: This came from Hillary Rodham Clinton's website.

[list=1]10 Reasons to Support Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2008
[*]To end the war in Iraq
[*]To achieve universal, affordable health care
[*]To create good jobs for middle-class Americans with the right investments in modern infrastructure and in new clean, energy-efficient technologies that reduce our dependence on foreign oil and combat global warming
[*]To provide world-class education, from universal pre-kindergarten to affordable college for all
[*]To promote 21st Century scientific innovation, including stem cell research
[*]To return to fiscal responsibility, move back toward a balanced budge,and safeguard Social Security and Medicare for future generations
[*]To restore competence and end cronyism in government, with a President who cares about and works for Americans who have been invisible to this Administration
[*]To combat terrorism, strengthen our military, and care for our veterans
[*]To restore America's standing in the world and repair our alliances
[*]To build a more tolerant, united America, working to achieve big goals again, with a President who's Ready for Change and Ready to Lead from day one.[/list]

I was just posting these to post them, no ulterior motive (although I do support Clinton, and would like you to as well).

The Democratic National Committee Rules and Bylaws Sucommittee voted to strip Florida of all of its delegates to the Convention next August, to punish the state party for moving their primary to Jan. 29th, which would create primary chaos.

I agree with the decision. Thoughts?