Doesn't the Republican governor have to sign this?

So what are we doing with this?

[Governor Dean's Campaign Schedule, September 16th-22nd:]

Governor Dean's Campaign Schedule, September 16th-22nd:

September 16th:

-Town Hall in Lewiston, Maine
-Rally in Augusta, Maine with Governor John Baldacci
-Rally in Bangor, Maine



"Governor Dean and Senator Murray have been advocates for middle-class and working Americans, for a better health care system, for cleaner energy, and against wasteful and destructive wars. I'm proud to stand with them, and I'm confident Maine will stand with them too."

September 17th:

-Flight to New York
-Fundraiser in New York City
-Meet & Greet in Jersey City, New Jersey
-Rally in Newark, New Jersey

September 18th:

-Meet & Greet in Elizabeth, New Jersey
-Rally in New Brunswick, New Jersey
-Fundraiser in Trenton, New Jersey with the state Democratic Party

September 19th:

-Rally in Levittown, Pennsylvania
-Fundraiser in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
-Rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with Governor Ed Rendell



"The Keystone State's rejected Republicans for the past 20 years in a row. If Senator McCain or Mayor Bloomberg think they can beat us this year, they need to look at what happened in 2006! My friend, Howard Dean, will win here and he'll win the White House."

September 20th:

-Rally in West Chester, Pennsylvania
-Meet & Greet in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
-Rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

September 21st:

-Meet & Greet in Pottsville, Pennsylvania
-Rally in Allentown, Pennsylvania
-Fundraiser with labor leaders in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania



"The anti-worker, pro-corporate policies that Bush has implemented, that McCain voted for, that Bloomberg vouches for, are hurting voters in this part of the country. This administration will stand for American manufacturing and put a shine on the so-called Rust Belt."

September 22nd:

-Meet & Greet in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
-Rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
-Rally in Scranton, Pennsylvania with Senator Bob Casey

Eh, better than Wal-Mart, though still HC. The only likable of these sorts of stores is Costco.

accusing Lenin of genocide is rather novel.

Not really. It's pretty much how people who don't put ideology before everything else would evaluate one of the most bloodthirsty dictators of the 20th Century.

Lenin certainly had a lot of people killed, though genocide is too specific of a word to use in that context.

Quite awful.

Long story, opebo.

Yes, she would have been the nominee. Her original support of the Iraq War was the Obama campaign's primary attack on Clinton.

There's absolutely no way to know this.

Hopefully the Dems come to Pittsburgh.

Easily among the best members of Congress.

Choice 3, though there is some needed emphasis on usually.

Aye

Nay

Wait, does JCL actually believe that black convicts are given more lenient sentences than white convicts? That's possibly the most idiotic thing I've heard on this forum.

Stupid idea, though not unconstitutional (it's a tax, not an outright ban). I'll cut Uncle Joe some slack because he's an old.

The monied elites in the Democratic Party would probably pick Cuomo, though he'd get some insurgent opposition that Hillary wouldn't. The GOP field seems to be a bloodbath at the moment.

Louisiana (normal).

A bit disappointed that the exurban hellhole won.

"I was going to vote for Obama, but then Bill Maher made fun of Christians on his show."

I don't think this is very common, and one of the most strongly religious groups in America (black evangelicals) is also the most strongly Democratic.

I suspect NDP lost because of Dix's alleged FARC ties.

Not too surprised, given that "urban" is a fairly loose term.

Steve Bullock.

Washington.

Option 1 (normal)