[iltos]

here's a link to the last page of the original

carry on

[poochee]

Originally Posted by iltos

here's a link to the last page of the original

carry on

Thanks...I was wondering what happened that I missed.

[wacor]

Ok I finally figured out why the first thread was closed.

it had reached 5000 + posts.


Now would somebody please explain why this magic number is used as a cut off?

And unless I am wrong there are some that are way longer.

Just curious

[LANMaster]

Thanks Iltos.

I'll repost my last from the old thread .......

sglv just gave me something to think about.

If the Republicans are destined to lose the general election, then which Democrat do I think would do the country the least amount of harm (among those running)

That's easy. Joe Biden.

However, he's not even showing up on the radar.

So, based on the leaders at this point ......

Hillary Clinton 71,278 - 39 percent
Barack Obama 65,344 - 36 percent
John Edwards 30,466 - 17 percent
Bill Richardson 8,488 - 5 percent

I have to go with Edwards. And here's why.

I think Edwards will have more influence with foreign leaders than the others.
Unfortunately, I think he'll also have influence in Congress.

God, any one of those 4 literally makes me ill.

I wish I hadn't forced myself to answer. It's like shoving my finger down my throat to make myself vomit.

[poochee]

Originally Posted by LANMaster

Thanks Iltos.

I'll repost my last from the old thread .......

sglv just gave me something to think about.

If the Republicans are destined to lose the general election, then which Democrat do I think would do the country the least amount of harm (among those running)

That's easy. Joe Biden.

However, he's not even showing up on the radar.

So, based on the leaders at this point ......

Hillary Clinton 71,278 - 39 percent
Barack Obama 65,344 - 36 percent
John Edwards 30,466 - 17 percent
Bill Richardson 8,488 - 5 percent

I have to go with Edwards. And here's why.

I think Edwards will have more influence with foreign leaders than the others.
Unfortunately, I think he'll also have influence in Congress.

God, any one of those 4 literally makes me ill.

I wish I hadn't forced myself to answer. It's like shoving my finger down my throat to make myself vomit.

I hope the new Democratic president doesn't cause you to have a health crisis!

[poochee]

Clinton’s Message, and Moment, Won the Day

By PATRICK HEALY
Published: January 10, 2008

At first, the moment seemed like a disaster: The televised images of the teary-eyed exchange Hillary Rodham Clinton had with a New Hampshire voter about the rigors of the campaign caused her advisers to express fears that it would badly undercut her message of strength and experience.

It turned out to play phenomenally well, one of several turning points during Mrs. Clinton’s five-day sprint in New Hampshire after the Iowa caucuses that transformed the dynamic of her race against Senator Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Women, in particular, responded: Several said they chose to vote for Mrs. Clinton at the last moment because she had shown a human side of herself that they had never seen.

Based on interviews with a dozen New Hampshire voters, a review of surveys of voters leaving the polls, and revelations from Clinton advisers about their own surveys there, it is clear that Mrs. Clinton’s remarkable turnaround after her loss to Mr. Obama in Iowa occurred because of several key moments — some planned, some not.

She also won support by sharpening her message of experience into concrete terms, casting herself as a doer competing against Mr. Obama’s image as an eloquent talker.

And Mrs. Clinton’s performance in a televised debate on Saturday drew some very positive reviews from voters — especially her reply to the question of why many voters did not find her likable.

“Well, that hurts my feelings,” she said, “but I’ll try to go on. I don’t think I’m that bad.”

Mr. Obama, who had been trading attacks with Mrs. Clinton in the debate, followed her comment by saying, “You’re likable enough, Hillary” — a remark that some voters said was less than gracious.

In an interview on NBC’s “Today” show on Wednesday morning, Mrs. Clinton cited the Saturday debate as the turning point for her candidacy in New Hampshire.

“It was the first time that the leading candidates actually were asked some very pointed questions about what we stand for, what we’ve done to help other people, what our accomplishments are and what we want to do for the future,” she said.

Reporting was contributed by Marjorie Connelly, Ashley Parker, Yardena Schwartz, Sarah Wheaton and Jeff Zeleny.

Excerpts from: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/10/us...linton.html?hp

[LANMaster]

Originally Posted by poochee

I hope the new Democratic president doesn't cause you to have a health crisis!

From your lips to God's ears.

[iltos]

Originally Posted by wacor

Ok I finally figured out why the first thread was closed.

it had reached 5000 + posts.


Now would somebody please explain why this magic number is used as a cut off?

i have no idea, bill...i'm just following angel's lead ....when the bot was around it used to close 'em at 1000

And unless I am wrong there are some that are way longer.

sumpin' else for you to keep your eye on, bill

just don't tell me about 'em

[wacor]

Well Bob that is just totally unacceptable for an answer.

I want to know what the reasoning is.

j/k






PS why don't ya ask the powers to be why

[Farmgirl22]

Originally Posted by poochee

Clinton’s Message, and Moment, Won the Day

By PATRICK HEALY
Published: January 10, 2008

At first, the moment seemed like a disaster: The televised images of the teary-eyed exchange Hillary Rodham Clinton had with a New Hampshire voter about the rigors of the campaign caused her advisers to express fears that it would badly undercut her message of strength and experience......

And it's back to Poochee being re-dun-da-dun-dun....dun-da-dun-dun...dunt!




Think: Dragnet-ish

[linskyjack]

Do you stutter when you are nervous, or is this yet another feeble attempt on your part to be funny?

[poochee]

Originally Posted by linskyjack

Do you stutter when you are nervous, or is this yet another feeble attempt on your part to be funny?

[ekim68]

Just keeping up....

[poochee]

Originally Posted by ekim68

Just keeping up....

More coming attractions!

[bassetman]

Originally Posted by poochee

I hope the new Democratic president doesn't cause you to have a health crisis!

That's very Christian of you!