Howard Dean has won the primaries!! Now, the question is, who will win the president office??? I'm sorry to say, but I feel Bush might get back in
We really don't have a strong democrated canidate!
Here is the story!!
Dean Wins Nonbinding D.C. Primary
Associated Press
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WASHINGTON - Howard Dean won the nonbinding District of Columbia primary, more a voting-rights rally than a chance to express a preference for one of the major candidates for the Democratic nomination for president.
Dean, the former Vermont governor, won Tuesday with 43 percent of the vote. Al Sharpton had 34 percent, Carol Moseley Braun 12 percent and Dennis Kucinich 8 percent. The other five major candidates did not participate.
City leaders moved the primary up from May to call attention to the city`s lack of voting rights for its representative in Congress. The Democratic Party insisted that the vote be nonbinding in order to protect the New Hampshire primary`s standing as the first of the season.
Caucuses will be held in the district`s eight wards on Feb. 14 to choose delegates to the party convention in July.
Turnout was nearly twice as large as in 2000. Twelve percent of registered voters and 16 percent of the city`s 257,000 Democrats cast ballots after city officials promoted voting as a show of support for full representation in Congress.
The district`s elected delegate to the House is allowed to vote in committee but has no privileges in the full House. The city has no voting representation in the U.S. Senate.
Associated Press
hmm...
okay, it's obvious that mybabby dayy did someof that for political reasons...
an arms reductions??? um... look at the date of that i'm suuuure it was pre september 11th. the republicans are changing and are definately not for WHITE RICH MALES only. it's a party for those who are sick of the direction that the liberal are trying to take this country. for those who love religion. and for those who love thier country.
u know i wuz fu*kin wit u but for real i can't see how a conservative could like him cuz he spends SOOO much....did he mention anything about that in his state of the union address i missed it
...dblaze's will...
now when i take on the leading conservatives in the summer of 2004(slim and marta/demmeri) if i don't make it give my post to Skegee n JustUs *sniff*
But I'm a liberal republican.. I thought ya'll would have noticed that by now :?
u know i wuz fu*kin wit u but for real i can't see how a conservative could like him cuz he spends SOOO much....did he mention anything about that in his state of the union address i missed it
the only reason why he's spending so much money is to boost up and pay for our military...
now can someone please tell me why bush has increased military spending since 9-12-01?
anyone?
'cause i just can't figure out why he would do such a thing like that...
i think he's a physco...
speaking of phyco, did anyone catch deans concession speach in iowa?
there were some demons runnning through that man or something... :?
It's too early to call. Dean only won the primaries for DC, so it's still any democrat's game....especially since Kerry seems to be standing out more :? I'm glad Sharpton came in a strong second though
It's too early to call. Dean only won the primaries for DC, so it's still any democrat's game....especially since Kerry seems to be standing out more :? I'm glad Sharpton came in a strong second though
:lol: bawahahahahahah! :lol:
* :x chokes on tada chips :x *
....ahem :? ...(cough :x ..cough :x ...cough :x ...)
* :o inhales deeply :o *
:lol: bawahahahahahaha! :lol:
the only reason why i mess with YOU so much in particular is because i know there's hope for you... :wink:
plus you're kinda hot... 8)
i'm just imagining the day that you become a hot, wise, republican... :?
can yall imagine her shakin' dat **** in a republican red mini skirt with a BUSH/CHANEY sticker planted right on her chest?... 8)
MMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm.... 8) :arrow:
*goes into fantasy*
It's too early to call. Dean only won the primaries for DC, so it's still any democrat's game....especially since Kerry seems to be standing out more :? I'm glad Sharpton came in a strong second though
I'm sorry maybe I misread you, but umm, you want Sharpton for prez????? He would have no chance of winning the election for one thing. Secondly.... SHARPTON???? :arrow:
It's too early to call. Dean only won the primaries for DC, so it's still any democrat's game....especially since Kerry seems to be standing out more :? I'm glad Sharpton came in a strong second though
I'm sorry maybe I misread you, but umm, you want Sharpton for prez????? He would have no chance of winning the election for one thing. Secondly.... SHARPTON???? :arrow:
what hurts me the most is that she's black...
why can't white people be this dumb? :x
it's like the feeling you get when you see another black man on the news for killing somebody, you know what i mean? :?
It's too early to call. Dean only won the primaries for DC, so it's still any democrat's game....especially since Kerry seems to be standing out more :? I'm glad Sharpton came in a strong second though
I'm sorry maybe I misread you, but umm, you want Sharpton for prez????? He would have no chance of winning the election for one thing. Secondly.... SHARPTON???? :arrow:
I wouldn't vote for a candidate simply because I think that they have a chance of winning. A lot of people discount Sharpton from the race (including his own party mates). If you listen to what Sharpton has to say, he makes very valid points and brings up very important issues that other candidates tend to ignore. Besides, it's not necessarily about Sharpton winning the Presidential race (although it would be an interesting change). A lot of votes means that the public agrees with his viewpoints. The Democratic candidate that wins the primaries will take notice to the fact that the public holds highly Sharpton's viewpoints and ideas, and take on some of those viewpoints and ideas as their own platform. It might even be in their best interest to give Sharpton a place in their cabinet, considering a considerable amount of people voted for him (it will make them look better). Either way, I see it as a win, win situation.....even if we can't get a Black president, we can at least have important issues brought to the table.
It's too early to call. Dean only won the primaries for DC, so it's still any democrat's game....especially since Kerry seems to be standing out more :? I'm glad Sharpton came in a strong second though
:lol: bawahahahahahah! :lol:
* :x chokes on tada chips :x *
....ahem :? ...(cough :x ..cough :x ...cough :x ...)
* :o inhales deeply :o *
:lol: bawahahahahahaha! :lol:
the only reason why i mess with YOU so much in particular is because i know there's hope for you... :wink:
plus you're kinda hot... 8)
i'm just imagining the day that you become a hot, wise, republican... :?
can yall imagine her shakin' dat **** in a republican red mini skirt with a BUSH/CHANEY sticker planted right on her chest?... 8)
MMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm.... 8) :arrow:
*goes into fantasy*
I doubt that you will ever get me to think highly of Bush....especially after that State of the Union address :? What are "weapons of mass destruction programs related material" anyway :?: He could be talking about some AAA batteries for all we know :?
We really don't have a strong democrated canidate!
Here is the story!!
Dean Wins Nonbinding D.C. Primary
Associated Press
-----------------------------
WASHINGTON - Howard Dean won the nonbinding District of Columbia primary, more a voting-rights rally than a chance to express a preference for one of the major candidates for the Democratic nomination for president.
Dean, the former Vermont governor, won Tuesday with 43 percent of the vote. Al Sharpton had 34 percent, Carol Moseley Braun 12 percent and Dennis Kucinich 8 percent. The other five major candidates did not participate.
City leaders moved the primary up from May to call attention to the city`s lack of voting rights for its representative in Congress. The Democratic Party insisted that the vote be nonbinding in order to protect the New Hampshire primary`s standing as the first of the season.
Caucuses will be held in the district`s eight wards on Feb. 14 to choose delegates to the party convention in July.
Turnout was nearly twice as large as in 2000. Twelve percent of registered voters and 16 percent of the city`s 257,000 Democrats cast ballots after city officials promoted voting as a show of support for full representation in Congress.
The district`s elected delegate to the House is allowed to vote in committee but has no privileges in the full House. The city has no voting representation in the U.S. Senate.
Associated Press
anyone? 
there were some demons runnning through that man or something... :? 
