Ravi
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- Feb 27, 2008
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I switched position on???
I have no idea what you're talking about...honestly.
What is your position on them?
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I switched position on???
I have no idea what you're talking about...honestly.
What is your position on them?
I've never considered it to be honest.
But off the top of my head, I'm going to have to cop-out and say that they should use their best judgement and do what they think is best, individually.
I could swear you made a case that they should do what the voters in their districts decided.
I don't think so.
If that were one's position, what would be the point of having them at all?
Obama can't debate his way out of a paper bag.
Obama can't debate his way out of a paper bag.
I really hate that stuff... you disagree with someone so you can't acknowledge anything good about them. Obama's a great orator. You can dislike him all you want, but that doesn't change the fact that the man is magnificent on his feet.
Now, I can tell you McCain deserves props for his service and for being one of the few repubs to depoliticize climate change.
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Then why are you blaming the party and not the states?
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Why should the voters pay for the boneheaded choices of the state Democrats? Which of course brings the discussion full circle to the DNC rules.
Actually that would be boneheaded choices of the state Republicans who have power in Florida. But if you aren't being partisan about it, it would be phrased as, why do voters have to deal with boneheaded choices of their elected representatives. Because we live in a Republic, and thats how our system works.
What's more than halfway? 3/5? So Florida voters count as 3/5ths citizens?
So ironic.
Good post....
Ok, I'll bite. What do the Republicans have to do with the Democrats rules in the states?
Kathianne, it wasn't just the Democrats who pushed their primary forward. The entire Florida legistlature voted on the measure. That's why Republicans also lost some of their delegates from Florida.
Some Florida Democrats claimed they took steps to fix this error and to make a case for their delegates to count, but all the measures they tried to pass were turned down due to a Republican majority in Florida.
Okay, explain the Republican side of it, I didn't know. Are they excluding the votes for McCain? Are they looking to count the votes? 1/2? 3/5?
Ok, I'll bite. What do the Republicans have to do with the Democrats rules in the states?