Didn't I read that the Democratic one lost its sanction so it gets no delegates anyways?

Possible first?

With the moderator's permission:

This is too funny...Bagdhad Bob is now campaigning for Mittsy Flipney Romney!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnJV7gCppdM&feature=related

Look, I hate to be off-topic, but I just saw some Jay Newton-Small, purportedly from Time mag. on MSNBC who actually had the balls to say that today's bad economic news and plunging stock market could be blamed by the Republic's on Bill F**king Clinton!!!!! Oh, yeah she doesn't have any balls but Jay looks like Roseanne Rosanadana (sp?) She said the argument was that the recession started more than 7 years ago and that the Dems have been resisting the tax cuts that were pulling us out. Delusional and Outrageous doesn't begin to describe this hag.

STEVEinSC @ 5:

Look, I hate to be off-topic, but I just saw some Jay Newton-Small, purportedly from Time mag. on MSNBC who actually had the balls to say that today's bad economic news and plunging stock market could be blamed by the Republic's on Bill F**king Clinton!!!!! Oh, yeah she doesn't have any balls but Jay looks like Roseanne Rosanadana (sp?) She said the argument was that the recession started more than 7 years ago and that the Dems have been resisting the tax cuts that were pulling us out. Delusional and Outrageous doesn't begin to describe this hag.

Right Clinton handed Bush a Surplus and $750 Billion in debt.

Whats bush do? Destroy the surplus and wrack up another $7 Trillion in debt.

Right, It's Clintons Fault.

The Smiths Go To Washington @ 6:

Does anyone know ... Did Mitt Romney's company buy Clear Channel Communications?

Theres quite a few stations in Michigan....
http://www.michiguide.com/dials/owners/cc.html

What would it cost to buy the support of just about every nationally-syndicated neocon talk show host in America?

About $19.5 Billion, which is what Mitt Romney’s private equity firm, Bain Capital, and Thomas H. Lee Partners have agreed to pay in a leveraged buyout agreement with Clear Channel Communications, the largest radio station owner in the country.
http://www.clearchannel.com/Corporate/PressRelease.aspx?PressReleaseID=1824

Yes Mitt has his hands in everything.

umm, online voting? voting by phone?

L.A. Confidential @ 9:

Yes Mitt has his hands in everything.

Well, not exactly everything. Just for openers, Romney left Bain Capital 10 years ago.

Mr. Romney has not always avoided putting his money behind his political career. When he left his private equity firm, Bain Capital, in 1998 to take over the foundering Salt Lake City winter Olympics, he threw in $1 million to start the turnaround.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/06/us/politics/06romney.html

ShouldBeWorking @ 1:

Didn't I read that the Democratic one lost its sanction so it gets no delegates anyways?

Possible first?

I read and heard the same.

An update on the Michigan Primary. At my precinct location in Westland (a Detroit western suburb where but two inches of snow fell and the roads are just fine) 108 voters had cast ballots as of 1:30 p.m. EST. Despite the absence of an actual contest on the Democratic side, 56 of the 108 voters had requested Democratic ballots - a most interesting statistic that bodes well for November, I think. In general, this precinct is politically middle of the road with a mix of seniors and younger families.

"I have opponents in this race who do not want to change the Constitution. But I believe it's a lot easier to change the Constitution than it would be to change the word of the living god. And that's what we need to do -- to amend the Constitution so it's in God's standards rather than try to change God's standards so it lines up with some contemporary view."
- - Mike Huckabee, explaining that the United States Constitution never uses the word "God" or makes mention of any religion, drawing its sole authority from "We the People", and that he thinks it's time to change that.
href="http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Huckabee_Amend_Constitution_to_meet_Gods_0115.html">

I cast the 187th vote in my precinct in Grand Rapids. My precinct usually votes Democratic, but I don't know what in hell's gonna happen in this primary. The weather on this side of the state has been overcast(though I can't speak for the Lake Michigan shoreline, where they can get 3 inches of snow when 10 miles inland it might be cloudless).

I voted "uncommited" on the Democratic ballot. Couldn't get myself to game the GOP primary. I suspect that Romney and McCain will run very close on the GOP side.

Last time. I promise, but how nuts is Huck?

This was a very interesting post I found from Michigan in regards to the computerized voting machines:

http://www.dailypaul.com/node/25994

Slaw @ 26:

Le Roi Est Mort @ 4:

Uh, I think that being disinfranchised is "not conducive to high turn-out." Also, the fact that our names are being gathered by the Party Oligharchs, Mark Brewer and Saulius Anuzis, turns people off a great deal.

Agreed. I voted for Kucinich.

The thought had crossed my mind to follow DailyKos' advice to vote in the Republican primary, but there was no way I was going to get on their phone list. No friggin way.

I vote in Grand Rapids; I was the 14th voter in my precinct at 9 AM, which is about par for the course.

Wher in GR, Slaw? I live in Heritage Hill and vote at Westminster Presbyterian on Jefferson.

BTW, when I said I was the 187th vote in my precinct I should have added that I voted at 4pm. Pretty light turnout.

I'm in Eastown and vote at Sigsbee Elementary. My precinct has a lot of students and other rentals, and I get the impression that there aren't many voters in those groups (at least in my neighborhood). Some might also be registered elsewhere.

In the general election we have the same poll workers year after year, and they like to compete to see whose street gets the most votes.

why would you post that savage crap here?