On Sep 17, 5:50 am, tg <tgdenn...@earthlink.net> wrote: I don't know how vindictive that camp would have been had he chosen someone like Lieberman or Ridge, but it would surely have helped him with true independents and crossover Dems. Ummm....those are precisely some of the groups where Palin has helped McCain and explains his jump in the polls. Since I don't think the 'base strategy' can work this time (numerically), I ...

..."Hoosiers for the Hot Chick." The New York Times added some gravity to the gossip mill when it reported that the vetting process for Palin had been cursory at best. Unnamed sources said that McCain had wanted the pro-choice Joe Lieberman to be his candidate, but he had caved under James Dobson's pressure. Palin was a craven choice; a pair of breasts; an ingenue; a joke. What has passed for "issue specific" coverage of Palin has focused on...

..., somehow, he's popped the Obama market bubble in doing so. Perhaps he is a more gifted diplomat than you give him credit for. I don't know how vindictive that camp would have been had he chosen someone like Lieberman or Ridge, but it would surely have helped him with true independents and crossover Dems. Who else would the pro-lifers vote for? Since I don't think the 'base strategy' can work this time (numerically), ...

..., did not cave by selecting Hillary. And of course Honorable John *did* cave to the same fundamentalists he condemned 8 years ago. I don't know how vindictive that camp would have been had he chosen someone like Lieberman or Ridge, but it would surely have helped him with true independents and crossover Dems. Since I don't think the 'base strategy' can work this time (numerically), I would expect some *really* nasty stuff from the ...

| | Why should they have supported someone like Joe Lieberman who doesn't | | embrace the policies of the collective? | | "Collective" Nice socialist term you are using Cyrus. | | Oh, cut the shit David; you know damn well what I meant. Yes socialism. If he doesn't | want to support the agenda of the Dems, Socialism. If pigs could vote, the man with the slop bucket would be elected swineherd every time, no matter how...

.... Yeah, the party of | diversity, as long as diversity is controlled by central | committees and super-delegates and proportional | representation. | | Why should they have supported someone like Joe Lieberman who doesn't | embrace the policies of the collective? "Collective" Nice socialist term you are using Cyrus. "The American people will never knowingly adopt socialism, but under the name of liberalism they will adopt every ...

... Liebermann. Yeah, the party of | >>diversity, as long as diversity is controlled by central | >>committees and super-delegates and proportional | >>representation. | > | > Why should they have supported someone like Joe Lieberman | > who doesn't | > embrace the policies of the collective? | | The COLLECTIVE? The HIVE? What the hell, has the Northeast | turned into the Borg? Did they decide that resistance was | futile ...

.... Methinks B.M.Kent wouldn't call it "balanced" unless everyone was goose-stepping in time to military march music. People like B.M.Kent and Princess Palin dislike YouTube because it's somewhat uncensored. And along comes Lieberman whining about terrorist videos, as if Joe Blow down the street is going to watch a video and start building bombs and yelling "Death To 'Merka!". Don't worry, Kent, you're still Our Beloved Master. ...

... Sen. Liebermann. Yeah, the party of diversity, as long as diversity is controlled by central committees and super-delegates and proportional representation. Why should they have supported someone like Joe Lieberman who doesn't embrace the policies of the collective? The COLLECTIVE? The HIVE? What the hell, has the Northeast turned into the Borg? Did they decide that resistance was futile and were assimulated? ...

... the movie 'FX,' " Nash said. Robert Kosberg, head of Nash's feature film division, is also working on the project, along with Virgin Comics chief creative officer Gotham Chopra and Virgin Comics chief marketing officer Larry Lieberman. Valentino will also be involved, serving as a consultant on the book and script. Nash said a writer has not yet been hired for the graphic novel. "Breaking the Magician's Code" first bowed in 1997 to ...