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Moseley-Braun May Join the Crowd
The Washington Post ^
| January 17, 2003
| Dan Balz
Posted on 01/26/2003 9:28:11 AM PST by Torquing Head
Former senator Carol Moseley-Braun (Ill.) has told Democratic Party officials she's seriously thinking of joining the growing field of candidates for the party's presidential nomination in 2004.
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TOPICS: Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: 2004; carolmoseleybraun; mostlyfraud; presidentialrace
[b]Democrats Have Their Ducks In A Roe[/b]
... with Biden and Braun soon to Wade in.
http://www.geocities.com/tdubyaa/DucksInARow.gif
:P
To: Torquing Head
Let us all fervently hope that more left-wing crackpots line up for the democrat nomination. I personally favor an Al Sharpton/Carol Mosely-Braun ticket as the truest expression of the democrat political philosophy, i.e. the philosophy of liars, cheats, thieves and con artists
To: Torquing Head
She was put up to this to be a straw against Sharpton.
To: Torquing Head
She acts like the Democrat version of Alan Keyes.
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posted on
01/26/2003 9:42:34 AM PST
by
ex-snook
(An Iraq war is lose-lose making more enemies, not fewer.)
To: Torquing Head
Carol Mostly-Fraud? After Clinton why not?
To: Torquing Head
Moseley-Braun 
...etc
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posted on
01/26/2003 9:48:38 AM PST
by
tomkat
To: Torquing Head
OK, I'm a newbie. I'll give it one more try.
Democrats Have Their Ducks In A Roe
... with Biden and Braun soon to Wade in.
To: Torquing Head
This is the best news that I've read all day. In addition to the obvious reasons why her candidacy would be a failure, I think she'll remind people of the Clinton administration. She was a part of the Clinton (lack of) class of '92 and will be associated with him. The farther she goes in the primaries, the more people will remember him.
On a slightly related front, does Peter Fitzgerald have a chance of holding his seat? I've not heard much about him, but I think he has a very poor record on the Second Amendment. Many people who voted for him in the rural parts of Illinois were likely hoping for a senator who would stand for their rights. If he hasn't been that senator, he may not receive much real support from them. They may not necessarily vote for his opponent or a third-party candidate, but they will volunteer and contribute to candidates who make a better stand. If so, we could lose that seat.
WFTR
Bill
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posted on
01/26/2003 10:32:28 AM PST
by
WFTR
To: Torquing Head
Carol Mostly Wrong.
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posted on
01/26/2003 11:30:21 AM PST
by
b4its2late
(Keep your weapons and your clothes (in that order) where you can find them in the dark.)
The only down-side is that Carol and Sharpton will make the Kerry look moderate and Alfred E. Lieberman look conservative.
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posted on
01/26/2003 11:50:11 AM PST
by
D-fendr
To: D-fendr
This is a lame attempt by the rats to blunt sharpton. It will backfire because it will give sharpton someone to challenge. It also misses the point of sharpton's candidacy from our point of view. It does not matter if mostly-fraud takes some of sharpton's votes, she'll never take them all. The damage he will do to the rats is in his just being in their primary, not in his winning. That's impossible. He will NEVER quit. He will find the money and the dumb baskets in the rat media will give him all the free coverage he will need. Long after opie edwards howard dim and all the other also rans are gone, it will be sharpton and lurch and mealy mouth joe. Who do you think will be the more colorful and the guy who gets the coverage?
To: Torquing Head
How do you say Chutzpah in Ebonics?
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posted on
01/26/2003 8:32:45 PM PST
by
BIGZ
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