Will Ferrell as Dubya Video from ACT

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Thursday July 29, 2004 · 10:30 AM PDT

2004/07/29 · 10:30

This is hilarious. Check it out. It may take awhile to download, but it's well worth the wait.

http://whitehousewest.com/

Response to Kos: Why Kerry is Running for Pres.

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Monday April 12, 2004 · 8:09 AM PDT

2004/04/12 · 08:09

This post by Kos really got my blood boiling this morning. "Why is Kerry Running? ..... I've got nothing." ????? Oh really Kos? I thought you were smarter than this.

Now, one needn't be overly enthusiastic about Kerry - surely any candidate will have their detractors. But I suppose that I expect more from Kos. That post was poorly thought out - or not thought through at all. The snarky tone is something I'd expect from diary entry - someone like myself for example. But not the person that runs this website.

So - Why is John Kerry running? Let's start with his experience: Read More

Kerry Ranked Most Liberal Senator by Nat. Journal

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Friday February 27, 2004 · 1:13 PM PST

2004/02/27 · 13:13

For what it's worth...they do this analysis every year.

http://nationaljournal.com/
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Trippi is out...

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Wednesday January 28, 2004 · 6:40 PM PST

2004/01/28 · 18:40

Apparently Trippi has been canned.

Or maybe he resigned?

Who knows.

Just an FYI.

Dean is out of money.....oops...

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Thursday January 22, 2004 · 6:23 PM PST

2004/01/22 · 18:23

CNN has reported on several occasions that the Dean campaign is out of money. . . alas...

The Incredible Fall of Dr. Dean...

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Tuesday January 20, 2004 · 2:41 PM PST

2004/01/20 · 14:41

Aaaaaaaaaaahhhh. I really like Iowans. Thank god for Iowa. I think they managed to save the Democratic Party from losing election '04.

As a strong supporter of Clark and big fan of both Kerry and Clark, last night's caucus was nothing short of fantastic. I respect Kerry so very much...so it's good to see him do so well that even if he ultimately does lose the nomination fight, he'll have done so respectfully.

The point of this post isn't to gloat, however. I'm really worried about how Dean moves forward from this point. During the past week he's been making incredibly audacious claims such as, "They're not trying to defeat me [Dean], they're trying to defeat you [Dean's supporters]!" Not cool.

The campaign is already spinning the results every which way....blaming everyone and anybody but themselves. No doubt they'll continue with the same rubbish about the so-called "establishment" and DC Democrats, yada yada yada. Hopefully the New Hampshirites will see through like the Iowans.

Anyway...I'm tickled pink. Clark's decision to skip Iowa is paying off...and at this point he's in the best position to capitalize on a good showing in NH on his way to the great south.

Joint smoking Kerry...lol....

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Thursday January 15, 2004 · 12:47 PM PST

2004/01/15 · 12:47

They're playing a video on FOX of Kerry prentending to smoke a joint....

The RNC is scared....

The 15% Threshold in Iowa...

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Tuesday January 13, 2004 · 6:25 PM PST

2004/01/13 · 18:25

I just learned this the other day, and it certainly changed my perspective on the Iowa Caucus. Perhaps Kos or someone else has already mentioned it...

But at each caucus, a candidate has to garner at the very least 15% support. If they don't have 15% representation or support at the caucus, they're going to have to align themselves with another candidate.

So I figure the candidates most likely to be impacted by the 15% threshold are Edwards, Lieberman, and even Kerry. Does anyone think that a significant number of their supporters would align themselves with Dean if they don't have 15%? My thinking is no...and they may get strategic and go with Gephardt.

This may just be wishful thinking on my part, but once I learned of the 15% threshold, I wasn't so sure Dean would win Iowa. But being a Clark supporter, perhaps I want Dean to win in Iowa??

The DLC / Democratic establishment myth...

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Friday January 09, 2004 · 1:44 PM PST

2004/01/09 · 13:44

Nicholas Confessore has written a great piece in the Washington Monthly on the so-called "Democratic establishment." Check it out:

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2004/0401.confessore.html

Mellman says: Dean can't beat Bush

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Wednesday January 07, 2004 · 2:12 PM PST

2004/01/07 · 14:12

Pay Attention Democratic primary voters!!!

http://hillnews.com/mellman/010704.aspx Read More

For those interested in Clark...

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Thursday December 11, 2003 · 12:22 PM PST

2003/12/11 · 12:22

Check out the Clark Sphere

http://www.theclarksphere.com/

Some decent commentary and a good resource for Clark links.

Who Can Stop Dean?

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Tuesday December 09, 2003 · 10:59 AM PST

2003/12/09 · 10:59

E.J. Dionne has a nice summary of what options are left in today's Washington Post Op/Ed. In Case you haven't read it already, I've posted it below.
Or you can go here:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A47809-2003Dec8.html

It's cetainly worth a read... Read More

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