The Winner of the DC Primary is...

[Bruzilla]

Howard Dean with 42 percent, followed by Al Sharpton with 35 percent, Carol Mosely Braun with 12 percent, and Dennis "I'm Not a Troll Doll" Kucinich with 8 percent. The rest of the candidates elected not to even be on the ballot... I guess they were the only smart ones in this election process.

 

[Dymphna]

This sounds vaguely familiar

 

[Toxick]

Originally posted by Bruzilla
Al Sharpton with 35 percent

Even in DC I'm amazed at this.

 

[ericw]

Originally posted by Bruzilla
Al Sharpton with 35 percent

Makes it hard to take the Democrats seriously as a political party.

 

[Bruzilla]

So does anyone know why the more... serious... candidates didn't want to be on the ballot? That's wierd isn't it?

 

[vraiblonde]

Originally posted by Bruzilla
So does anyone know why the more... serious... candidates didn't want to be on the ballot?

If I had to make a wild guess, I'd say Kerry, Lieberman, etc, didn't want to be on the ballot because they'd come in WAY after Sharpton, which would make them look like tards to the rest of the country and might influence later primaries.
:shrug:

 

[SmallTown]

Originally posted by Bruzilla
So does anyone know why the more... serious... candidates didn't want to be on the ballot? That's wierd isn't it?

It was in DC... really doesn't matter.

 

[BuddyLee]

iowa and vermont

Originally posted by vraiblondesMPD
If I had to make a wild guess, I'd say Kerry, Lieberman, etc, didn't want to be on the ballot because they'd come in WAY after Sharpton, which would make them look like tards to the rest of the country and might influence later primaries.
:shrug:

why do they even need to be on the ballot in DC?? i dont think they care. they just want Iowa and Vermont. thats probably also true about the other candidates being tied or beated by sharpton.

 

[Bruzilla]

Maybe this will force a Dean/Sharpton ticket?

 

[vraiblonde]

Originally posted by Bruzilla
Maybe this will force a Dean/Sharpton ticket?

Your dream come true, eh?

 

[SmallTown]

Originally posted by Bruzilla
Maybe this will force a Dean/Sharpton ticket?

That would be every conservatives wet dream.

 

[BuddyLee]

lol

Originally posted by Bruzilla
Maybe this will force a Dean/Sharpton ticket?

i think id vote for sharpton before dean. dean seems like a snake to me. kucinich is a midget but has good things to say. leiberman is good although he wont win because of his ethniticity. the only other one i like is that southern speaking guy from north carolina but i dont remember his name. *sighs*

 

[ericw]

Re: lol

Originally posted by BuddyLee


i think id vote for sharpton before dean. dean seems like a snake to me. kucinich is a midget but has good things to say. leiberman is good although he wont win because of his ethniticity. the only other one i like is that southern speaking guy from north carolina but i dont remember his name. *sighs*

John Edwards?

 

[ericw]

Originally posted by Bruzilla
So does anyone know why the more... serious... candidates didn't want to be on the ballot? That's wierd isn't it?

Actually, they're kowtowing to New Hampshire's insistence that IT have the first primary in the nation...

 

[BuddyLee]

Re: Re: lol

Originally posted by ericw
John Edwards?

thanks thats that name!