I'd love to see Hillary's new abode. Do you think she has a dog-house in the back for Bill??? Complete with bar and cigars??? <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/privateeyes.gif" width=15 height=15>

Dean received the most ballots in the MoveOn Primary, followed by Kucinich and Kerry.

Here's a link to the Press Release

Strom Thurmon passed away yesterday at 100.
He is survived by many family members, but was pre-deceased by his own brain, which died many decades ago.

Pat, I link this not to start another fight, just as something to check out for fun. I'm not going to be pushing the Green card next time, I'll be trying to beat the dark side too.

That said, take a deep breath, relax, and don't hit me after checking this out. Please, I break easily
http://www.iswitched.org/

I was pleased to see that Dennis came in second in the MoveOn primary. He is still forcing the other candidates to address important issues. <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/peace.gif" width=16 height=16>

Yeah, the more I hear about Dennis K, the more I like. I don't really know about Howard Dean, he's doing well, but pundits are calling him the McGovern of '04. Republicans are salivating at the thought of taking on Dean. That could be good or bad I suppose.

That's OK, lcj, I'm too tired from fighting with Republicans to fight with you. Do you know that they're pushing the party line that it's good for the economy when we outsource our jobs to other countries. That and that we don't have an unemployment problem. How can people say that and expect people to believe it? Well, actually I have a few theories on that, but they sound kind of rude when you write them down.

Gary Trudeau on Dean and Dems.

Will he run???
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2003-06-29-nader-usat_x.htm

An interesting and fun article, in which the writer makes his case that John Kerry is our only prayer. Check out the case he makes against the others:
http://www.hermes-press.com/kerry_yes.htm

McCain has good thing to say about Kerry, too. Kerry certainly has great credentials and good politics. Right now it seems as though Dean has the momentum and Lieberman still has the name recognition. And of course, Bush has the odds.

Here, Rall is saying what I like, so it's hard to be objective, but he so often is right, it gives hope. Rall's Rule of Ideological Counterbalance If only the Dems will hear this message or figure it out for themselves, there might be a chance.

Also--going on record here to reverse what I've said before: Please do send him back to Texas. Better that the nest he fouls be only one state and not the whole freaking world.

Just returned from a Howard Dean rally. 5,000+ people. He's got my vote at this point. He did say that if someone else gets the nomination that we all need to fall in line and back that person, because above all we need to defeat Bush.

Oh yeah Ceash, a major theme of the rally was to send W back to you...sorry...

I think Dean will fade, as McCain did. I think Edwards will gain. But I think it will be Gephardt, Kerry, or Lieberman eventually. Or maybe Wesley Clark.

I heard a prominent conservative commentator state that Gen. Clark is the only possibility that scares the shit out of Karl Rove. They admitted that Clark beats Bush in every catagory, especially in the military one. He plays well to conservative Indies, and he has no skeletons.

But beyond Clark, the White House knows they're going to eat any other Dem for lunch. With Bush's 200 million, this might be the biggest landslide since 84.