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Re: Doles 'hometown' paper endorses?

Unbiased101 — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 23:10:44 -0400

JJsmith:

You know the last time that a uneducated group of people drank the Kool-Aid...they all died and it was called Jonestown.

I am so elated to hear you pronounce that you do not care about New York, but if you are planning to vote for Kay Hagan, then you must have some positive sentiments for New York.

Ten months ago, did you hear who Kay Hagan was or know anything about her. No.

$20 million dollars later, as a result of the negative ads paid for by Chuck Schumer (from NY- you most intelligent excuse of a self-thinking individual)
have attacked, attacked, and attacked Senator Dole. Kay Hagan has been instructed to shut her mouth, while ole Chuckie takes care of everything.

Hagan in fact has dodged a multitude of issues...especially the Bailout Bill. For crying outloud she was a banker, yet she could not make a decision on the Bailout Bill.

Keep drinking the Kool-Aid and accept socialism because it is on its way...and the greatest country in the world will be crumbling before your very eyes.

Everyone on this blog should research how FDR's policies prolonged the depression by 7 years.

http://newsroom.ucla.edu/portal/ucla/FDR-s-Policies-Prolonged-Depression-5409.aspx

This is exactly what Obama and the liberals want.

Kay Hagan is $20 million in debt to the DSCC and other liberal groups, so it should be a forgone conclusion that she will just be a blank check for the their ultra liberal agenda...

If only the media and journalist were worth a damn...it could easily conclude that the Democrats are very much so responsible for our current financial mess.

Why do you think Pelosi does not want to start the investigations of Fannie and Freddie until after the election? Perhaps they are hiding the truth.

Re: Doles 'hometown' paper endorses?

jjsmith2 — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:31:07 -0400

I don't live in New York, so I really don't care about Hillary Clinton moving to New York to run for the Senate. I live in North Carolina and Elizabeth Dole is not the Senator from North Carolina. She is the Senator from Washington DC.

Re: Doles 'hometown' paper endorses?

Prototype — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:25:02 -0400

But this is the year of liberalism. The media has decided that Dole must go. Nor can I imagine that they will really let McCrory win. His endorsements seem to be throwing the Republicans a bone rather than a life raft.

Dole residency is just one small part of the puzzle that has been generated from the national liberals. She was in their sights from day one.

Re: Doles 'hometown' paper endorses?

deacs101 — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:16:34 -0400

This is absurd. Elizabeth Dole is a NORTH CAROLINA NATIVE -- the double standard is amazing to me---Hillary Clinton can MOVE to New York, pick a town, establish residency, run for the U.S. Senate --- and silence from the Democrats. This line of attack on Dole that she is not "one of us" is rather interesting coming from the Democrats. Her hometown is Salisbury, period.

Re: DSCC: Not playing 'age card'

natdug — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 14:32:53 -0400

FYI: You write "[Dole] argued that Maryland voters should support Lt. Gov. Michael Steele over the incumbent."

That's not accurate. Steele wasn't challenging an incumbent; he was challenging Ben Cardin who had served in the US House for 20 years and the Maryland House of Delegates for 20 years prior to that. The US Senate seat had been left open by the retirement of Paul Sarbanes.

Helms-Hunt II: The Cat Fight

Senate — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 19:23:19 -0400

Bring out the gloves, and not the white ones, ladies.

This could get interesting.

Re: DSCC reserves major ad time for Hagan

mbrock49 — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 17:27:41 -0400

Go get 'em, Kay. Now folks who have been writing her off as unable to overcome funding advantage by Sen. Dole, will maybe see the light.