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Kweisi Mfume is committed to cultivating and expanding these important facilities and the economic and social benefits they provide for their surrounding communities. . He's talking aboutPax River! ![]() | |
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| Registered User Member Since: Dec 2002 Location: Calvert
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| Mfume will be worse than Sarbanes if only because he has more energy to be a PIA.. |
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| In 2004 Mfume left the NAACP saying, Quote:
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Yeah, this is what we need as a Senator. ![]()
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| *me***Pan Lady* Member Since: Dec 2005 Location: Davidsonville
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or as long as they are females that he can have a relationship with. exactly why is it that he is no longer with the racist NAACP?
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| Registered User Member Since: Feb 2004 Location: Leonardtown, MD
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| I am gravely afraid of a Mfume candidacy in the general election campaign. And it really could be possible, for several reasons... 1) African-Americans could potential make up 40% of the Democratic primary electorate, and they are solidly in Mfume's camp. 2) Mfume is seen as being much more progressive than Cardin, despite the facts. 3) Self-funder Josh Rales has the potential to bite into Cardin's support among white Democrats. My problem with Mfume is that if he was the Democratic Party's nominee, all of a sudden the Maryland Senate race is one of the most competitive in the nation, and the national party will have to divert money to defend the seat, rather than go after Republican seats in other states. While any Democrat has an advantage in Maryland politics and base voters would be enthusiastic about a Mfume run, there would not be much attraction to him from moderates or conservatives. And wouldn't just be an opposition...I think that many would be adamantly opposed to Mfume. Ben Cardin is a very progressive candidate. He has consistently taken the more liberal approach to national issues. But to too many Democratic voters, he is seen as a "moderate" because he has the audacity to work with Republicans and to sometimes vote against what the liberal blogosphere supports. I think that in the upcoming weeks, Cardin needs to get out there and say "you know, the liberal whackos on the net are mischaracterizing my positioning." If Cardin wins the primary, as I hope, the Democrats win the Maryland Senate seat by 5-10 points without any national party support. If Mfume wins, it's going to be a 52-48% election with either candidate on top and with both national parties pouring in money.
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I hope bcp is not expecting me to comment on that narrow minded opinion.Oops, I did it anyway. ![]() | |
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There are some 8 Democrats running for the MD. seat in the US Senate.(D) candidates, U.S. Senate for Maryland 1) Allen Lichtman 2) Ben Cardin 3) David Dickerson 4) Dennis Rasmussen 5) Josh Rales 6) Kweisi Mfume 7) Robert Kaufman 8) Thomas McCaskill See the info and each candidates campaign website here, www.MDDems.org on the left hand column in red letters. ![]() | |
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