[vladimir998]

BWA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

[smokingfrog]

“We are focusing on having direct vocal contact. We are not doing mailers, we are doing phone calls. Our main goal is to talk to people directly,” she said.

They don't have enough money to do anything else.

[buggy02]

Well what can ya say? he has some balls and ya got respect him for that, but what is really scary is that there are people out there just like him that are voting.

[SeekAndFind]

The only thing I am interested in is to see how many South Carolinans vote for Al Greene.

That will give us an indicator of how many people in the state are really deluded and have mental disorders.

[Rome2000]

I guess the lesson to be learned here is to change your name to something the complete morons who vote in Democrat primary elections recognize and go from there.

I'm thinking "Chuck Berry" and running for Senate in Missouri

[upchuck]

Alvin
Greene
Ping!

"Would I - um - what - I"
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[pappyone]

“Despite being down 37 percent...”

Hard to believe it is this close.

[SC DOC]

I don't know where WLOS , the ABC news affiliate in Asheville, NC is getting their results, or if this is early voting, but they have Alvin Green ahead of Jim Demint by 66,000 votes with 100% of precincts reporting. (Sheheen is also way ahead of Nikky Haley) Scroll down to bottom of list.

[Chode]

[catnipman]

Alvin Greene’s candidacy speaks volumes about the trouble our country is in.

First, that he was nominated at all shows the pathetic state of knowledge possessed by the Democrat voters of South Carolina. Actual zombies would have voted with better sense than the South Carolina Democrat primary electorate.

Second, that a literal semi-moron like Greene, who’s demonstrated that he has far less sense than the fictional idiot Forrest Gump, is polling 21% of the voters is almost unfathomable. While actual zombies would find voting for Greene more than they could bear, living zombies of the Democrat persuasion seem not to be as troubled.

And finally, Gump’s, er, I mean Greene’s campaign of “DeMint started the recession!” is a hilarious caricature of the Democrat campaigns across the country, which consist of no actual positions on the issues, but are made up solely of attacking, blaming, and tearing down the other guy. I say hilarious, but it’s also telling and chilling at the same time, as idiots like Greene sometimes see through the clutter and grasp the essence of the matter, which in this case Greene has done so with idiot savant precision. No nuances for Greene, no pretensions here, no truth-varnishing either, simply raw and naked: “It’s DeMint’s fault.” That’s it for Greene. It’s the other guy’s fault. No other positions. No other platform. Simply, “It’s the other guy’s fault”. And that my friends is a brilliant distillation of the Democrat campaign, and that from the mouth of an idiot at that.

[Non-Sequitur]

Despite being down 37 percent in the polls to Republican South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint six days out from the Election Day...

Only down 37 points? I would have thought it'd be more.

[martin_fierro]