Florida Primary Yes or No?

Posted By: Ohio Stranger
Posted on: Mar. 13, 2008 at 7:34 PM

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It appears that WFOR 4 of Miami Florida has announced that the Democratic Primary will not be repeated according to the Democratic Chairman while First Coast News of Jacksonville Florida says the opposite. Can the Democrats get their act together? It appears that 2008 has begun with the Democrats being disorganized and now with the Spitzer Resignation, everything appears to have gone through the roof. The Democratic Race looks like a wrestling match although I think Jesse Ventura and Hulk Hogan do a better job in wrestling than the Democrats do in campaigning. So much for what is happening in Florida and the Primary.

Florida Primary Yes or No?

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June

Mar. 13, 2008 at 09:22:20 PM

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C'mon, OS - conflicting signals? disorganized? things going through the roof? wrestling match? Hell man, we're DEMOCRATS! What'ja expect?

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Phaedrus

Mar. 14, 2008 at 07:26:29 AM

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First off, I am not a member of any organized party, I'm a Democrat. Will Rogers said this 80 years ago, and little has changed since. This goes to the heart of the divide between Dem's and Rep's.

the split of a world view that Rep's (Hobbesians) need a big, strong leader to protect them, keep them safe from black men, muslims, communists, unions, Mexican immigrants, and liberals
The Dem's look for organizations to help them build things bigger than themselves, through unions, hoa's, PTA's, bureaucracies, and finally government.

This year, the Dem's have 2 very similar candidates, whose only differences are one is half black/ half white, and one has a penis, and the other a vagina.
On the issues, they only differ on minute details.
On experience, they only differ by a Clinton having 6 years more in the US Senate, and her years as a wife and working lawyer, Obama was Pres. of the Harvard Law Review, a state senator, and US Senator.
On Judgment, one has been wrong on every important issue for the last 7 years but claims she'll get it right the next time, and one has been right the first time so he won't need to go back and fix it.

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