[Born in a Rage]

I'm an Independent in NH so I can vote in the primary. I'm not going to vote, however for someone because they 'may' lose to Bush. I'm going to vote for the most conservative, level-headed one of them all and that's Lieberman. Dean is a close second. I met them both and Lieberman seems the most sincere, jmo.

I'm really very extremely tired of Bush and his spending, spending, spending to tell you the truth.

Clark is scary, something weird is up with him. He's a liar too....

[samtheman]

If I lived in NH I'd vote for Dean... but I applaud your vote for Lieberman. It's also good to keep Lieberman going. His criticisms of his fellow RATS are right on the money. He can't win, but he can keep the heat on them. It's good to hear words like his coming from within their own ranks. In some ways more effective than if Republicans were saying the same things.

Vote Dean. Vote Lieberman. But whatever you do, don't vote for Kerry. Don't let this thing end in a walk-a-way for any of those guys.

[RJCogburn]

I am a registered HN independent as well. I had planned to vote for Dean simply as the candidate the Clintons like least.

Upon further thought, I am not so certain that GWB is easily re-elected and have decided to vote for the best man in the Dem primary,

That is clearly Lieberman.....see you Tuesday.

[WOSG]

I'm really very extremely tired of Bush and his spending, spending, spending to tell you the truth.
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Gotta be weird listening to those Democrat lies about how much Bush is 'underfunding' everything like education healthcare etc. etc.

[oceanperch]

We have been watching CSPAN with all the candidates and Kerry is the only guy who did not seem to ATTACK Bush.

However he has his supporters, and that includes Dennis Leary in the middle of (kerry and others) playing an Ice hockey game keep saying Kerry does this and that and NEVER calls the Media to cover an event. Been said so much it appears to be planned to get that message out.

Breck hair Edwards not much into working the crowd prefers you to e mail him.

Clark is just saying allot of nothing substantial, but had plenty of color in the crowd around him and some touching personal stories of his life.

Now was it Kunichich who basically said I moved 21 times growing up so I know what it is like being poor blah blah blah....I wonder about stability him having moved and as he said living in vehicles at times. One of our best employees had a rough childhood too and it made her opposite of her parents lifestyle of booze,motels and job to job but I wouldn't vote for her as Pres. as much as I love her like a daughter.

Edwards won't stop jabbering about how many fans are showing up and that is causing problems. So what he is popular? Not presidential material either.

Have not seen a whole lot of Lieberman so I will reserve comment.