Eisboch wrote:

"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:

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For the record, CT, much like Rhode Island and Delaware is actually
two states. In CT, it's East of the River and West of the river. East
is much more conservative than West of the River. The only reason
Courtney was reelected to his Congressional seat was because of the
Hispanic vote in Norwich and New London - the rest of his district
voted Republican.


Similar situation here in MA. Most of the state is filled with left
wing liberals, but here on the south shore there are at least 3 or 4
of us that tend to be more conservative.

Eisboch


It's evolution in action. More and more voters are realizing that the
modern day Republican Party has little more than greed and selfishness
underpinning it. This was demonstrated clearly by the last eight years
of the "conservative" Bush Administration and was a sub rosa theme of
the McCain campaign. That and the party demonstrating over and again
that it was mostly for "white folks" is what is doing it in.

Sure.

Eisboch


Note that I am not accusing you of any of this...but your party...it's
future is not too bright at the national level.

I cannot believe Al Franken beat a sitting U.S. senator... but I am
enjoying it. Coleman only got into office because Paul Wellstone died in
an accident.

"hk" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:

"hk" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:

"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
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For the record, CT, much like Rhode Island and Delaware is actually
two states. In CT, it's East of the River and West of the river. East
is much more conservative than West of the River. The only reason
Courtney was reelected to his Congressional seat was because of the
Hispanic vote in Norwich and New London - the rest of his district
voted Republican.


Similar situation here in MA. Most of the state is filled with left
wing liberals, but here on the south shore there are at least 3 or 4 of
us that tend to be more conservative.

Eisboch


It's evolution in action. More and more voters are realizing that the
modern day Republican Party has little more than greed and selfishness
underpinning it. This was demonstrated clearly by the last eight years
of the "conservative" Bush Administration and was a sub rosa theme of
the McCain campaign. That and the party demonstrating over and again
that it was mostly for "white folks" is what is doing it in.

Sure.

Eisboch


Note that I am not accusing you of any of this...but your party...it's
future is not too bright at the national level.


I don't have a "party". I'll vote for a candidate from either party based
on his/her views on a case by case basis, but I acknowledge that my personal
views tend towards the right. Even Bill Clinton ended up being more
conservative than his campaign promises led people to believe. I'll bet
Obama ends up being the same.

I just don't like extreemists either way, and I consider people like Pelosi
and Reed to be extreemists.




I cannot believe Al Franken beat a sitting U.S. senator... but I am
enjoying it. Coleman only got into office because Paul Wellstone died in
an accident.


Don't know much about Franken other than the fact that I don't even think
he's funny.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:

"hk" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:

"hk" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:

"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote
in message ...


For the record, CT, much like Rhode Island and Delaware is actually
two states. In CT, it's East of the River and West of the river.
East
is much more conservative than West of the River. The only reason
Courtney was reelected to his Congressional seat was because of the
Hispanic vote in Norwich and New London - the rest of his district
voted Republican.


Similar situation here in MA. Most of the state is filled with
left wing liberals, but here on the south shore there are at least
3 or 4 of us that tend to be more conservative.

Eisboch


It's evolution in action. More and more voters are realizing that
the modern day Republican Party has little more than greed and
selfishness
underpinning it. This was demonstrated clearly by the last eight
years of the "conservative" Bush Administration and was a sub rosa
theme of the McCain campaign. That and the party demonstrating over
and again that it was mostly for "white folks" is what is doing it in.

Sure.

Eisboch


Note that I am not accusing you of any of this...but your party...it's
future is not too bright at the national level.


I don't have a "party". I'll vote for a candidate from either party
based on his/her views on a case by case basis, but I acknowledge that
my personal views tend towards the right. Even Bill Clinton ended up
being more conservative than his campaign promises led people to
believe. I'll bet Obama ends up being the same.

I just don't like extreemists either way, and I consider people like
Pelosi and Reed to be extreemists.




I cannot believe Al Franken beat a sitting U.S. senator... but I am
enjoying it. Coleman only got into office because Paul Wellstone died
in an accident.


Don't know much about Franken other than the fact that I don't even
think he's funny.

Eisboch


I don't think he is funny, either. I don't have any problems with
Pelosi, but I am not impressed with Reed's performance as Senate leader.
He's not nearly tough enough or eloquent enough.

On Jan 5, 6:16*am, hk wrote:
Eisboch wrote:

"hk" wrote in message
om...
Eisboch wrote:

"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
messagenews:bvo2m452hrlgk3n70ipk0tqr9kkfhm17bs@4ax .com...

For the record, CT, much like Rhode Island and Delaware is *actually
two states. *In CT, it's East of the River and West of the river. East
is much more conservative than West of the River. *The only reason
Courtney was reelected to his Congressional seat was because of the
Hispanic vote in Norwich and New London - the rest of his district
voted Republican.

Similar situation here in MA. * Most of the state is filled with left
wing liberals, but here on the south shore there are at least 3 or 4
of us that tend to be more conservative.

Eisboch

It's evolution in action. More and more voters are realizing that the
modern day Republican Party has little more than greed and selfishness
underpinning it. This was demonstrated clearly by the last eight years
of the "conservative" Bush Administration and was a sub rosa theme of
the McCain campaign. That and the party demonstrating over and again
that it was mostly for "white folks" is what is doing it in.

Sure.

Eisboch

Note that I am not accusing you of any of this...but your party...it's
future is not too bright at the national level.

I cannot believe Al Franken beat a sitting U.S. senator... but I am
enjoying it. Coleman only got into office because Paul Wellstone died in
an accident.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Another product of the DNS's best election tool, voter fraud....
double counting and throwing out Coleman votes. Saw one example where
two forms were filled out basically the same, one had a scribble over
Franken and was counted, the other had a scribble over Coleman, it was
rejected. Hopefully the courts can get it straight before we have yet
another intolerant hater like Franken in office.. Have you ever heard
his schtick? He is a hater, no more...

wrote:
On Jan 5, 6:16 am, hk wrote:
Eisboch wrote:

"hk" wrote in message
m...
Eisboch wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
messagenews:bvo2m452hrlgk3n70ipk0tqr9kkfhm17bs@4ax .com...
For the record, CT, much like Rhode Island and Delaware is actually
two states. In CT, it's East of the River and West of the river. East
is much more conservative than West of the River. The only reason
Courtney was reelected to his Congressional seat was because of the
Hispanic vote in Norwich and New London - the rest of his district
voted Republican.
Similar situation here in MA. Most of the state is filled with left
wing liberals, but here on the south shore there are at least 3 or 4
of us that tend to be more conservative.
Eisboch
It's evolution in action. More and more voters are realizing that the
modern day Republican Party has little more than greed and selfishness
underpinning it. This was demonstrated clearly by the last eight years
of the "conservative" Bush Administration and was a sub rosa theme of
the McCain campaign. That and the party demonstrating over and again
that it was mostly for "white folks" is what is doing it in.
Sure.
Eisboch
Note that I am not accusing you of any of this...but your party...it's
future is not too bright at the national level.

I cannot believe Al Franken beat a sitting U.S. senator... but I am
enjoying it. Coleman only got into office because Paul Wellstone died in
an accident.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Another product of the DNS's best election tool, voter fraud....
double counting and throwing out Coleman votes. Saw one example where
two forms were filled out basically the same, one had a scribble over
Franken and was counted, the other had a scribble over Coleman, it was
rejected. Hopefully the courts can get it straight before we have yet
another intolerant hater like Franken in office.. Have you ever heard
his schtick? He is a hater, no more...


My feeling is that almost any Democrat in the US Senate is better than
the Republican alternative. I'd like to see it 70-30.

On Mon, 5 Jan 2009 10:59:50 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

Another product of the DNS's best election tool, voter fraud....
double counting and throwing out Coleman votes. Saw one example where
two forms were filled out basically the same, one had a scribble over
Franken and was counted, the other had a scribble over Coleman, it was
rejected. Hopefully the courts can get it straight before we have yet
another intolerant hater like Franken in office.. Have you ever heard
his schtick? He is a hater, no more...

O'Reilly's gonna have a stroke about this. I was watching C-Span live
during some book convention a few years ago where they were both
speakers pushing their books. They tore into each other verbally.
You think Franken can take O'Reailly? He tackled some protester a
couple years ago.
I heard Franken was school wrestler, and O'Reilly a school teacher.
O'Reilly's got a height advantage, but doesn't appear to be strong.
Franken's more bull-like, and pretty quick.
Both of them are hot-tempered.
I think if Franken just trash-talked to O'Reilly a little bit O'Reilly
would lose his cool first, and then Franken could quickly go in low on
O'Reilly - for the legs - and take him down quick - and it would be
all over.
Once down, O'Reilly wouldn't be able to get up. His head is too big.
Could go the other way, though.
It'd be a good match. Maybe the best since Ruffian and Foolish
Pleasure, a couple other horse's asses.

--Vic

Vic Smith wrote:
On Mon, 5 Jan 2009 10:59:50 -0800 (PST),
wrote:
Another product of the DNS's best election tool, voter fraud....
double counting and throwing out Coleman votes. Saw one example where
two forms were filled out basically the same, one had a scribble over
Franken and was counted, the other had a scribble over Coleman, it was
rejected. Hopefully the courts can get it straight before we have yet
another intolerant hater like Franken in office.. Have you ever heard
his schtick? He is a hater, no more...

O'Reilly's gonna have a stroke about this. I was watching C-Span live
during some book convention a few years ago where they were both
speakers pushing their books. They tore into each other verbally.
You think Franken can take O'Reailly? He tackled some protester a
couple years ago.
I heard Franken was school wrestler, and O'Reilly a school teacher.
O'Reilly's got a height advantage, but doesn't appear to be strong.
Franken's more bull-like, and pretty quick.
Both of them are hot-tempered.
I think if Franken just trash-talked to O'Reilly a little bit O'Reilly
would lose his cool first, and then Franken could quickly go in low on
O'Reilly - for the legs - and take him down quick - and it would be
all over.
Once down, O'Reilly wouldn't be able to get up. His head is too big.
Could go the other way, though.
It'd be a good match. Maybe the best since Ruffian and Foolish
Pleasure, a couple other horse's asses.

--Vic


Bill Loofah O'Rally is a gasbag, and short-tempered to boot. It would
be a delight to watch him have an on-air stroke, but I'd have to see it
on re-run.

I don't know what the fuss is about in Minnesota. Coleman was 250
votes ahead in the unofficial count after the election, and lost by
about that many votes. Out of mllions of votes case.

If Coleman were any good as a Senator, he would have buried Franken.