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In reply to the discussion: Please no more Democratic presidential candidates from Massachusetts [View all]Major Hogwash
(17,656 posts)68. Wow . . I heard they are throwing snowballs in hell!!!!
It must be colder than coldmountain in hell these days!!
"Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, son."
C'ya, hate to be ya!!!
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Please no more Democratic presidential candidates from Massachusetts [View all]
coldmountain
Nov 2013
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Besides Kerry (who did fairly well, actually) and Dukakis, who would that be?
NuclearDem
Nov 2013
#2
I was under the impression that Al picked Joe because he felt the need to restore
CTyankee
Nov 2013
#42
In what ways were Al Gore in 2000 or Jimmy Carter in 1980 pushed too far to the left?
Douglas Carpenter
Nov 2013
#33
Exactly. Enough with the dynasties, especially ones who will continue the status quo. They are all
sabrina 1
Nov 2013
#17
Relax, JFK, both John Adams and son, and Coolidge were from MA. Why not Warren? nt
alp227
Nov 2013
#7
and no insubordinate politicians who smart mouth and backtalk Wall Street investment bankers
Douglas Carpenter
Nov 2013
#28
people who talk about Al Gore or Jimmy Carter being way out of the mainstream in the far left -
Douglas Carpenter
Nov 2013
#55
I think I'll base support on policy issues rather than imaginary blue lines on a map...
LanternWaste
Nov 2013
#46