deutsey
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Sat Jun-11-05 07:38 AM
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| I met Kweisi Mfume last night |
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He spoke at a Dem dinner here in Talbot County. I really liked what I saw. I'm interested in hearing what people here think of him.
www.mfumeforsenate.com
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Sat Jun-11-05 07:48 AM
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| 1. i do not know much about kewisi mfume...but in the picture in your post, |
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i can tell dick cheney, rumsfeld, condoliar rice, but who is the joker? is it bush, is it pickles, is it someone else? i just wasn't sure who the joker is.
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Sat Jun-11-05 10:27 AM
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Sat Jun-11-05 08:12 AM
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I liked him when he was Rep from Baltimore and think he has done a good job at the NAACP. I envy you!
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Sat Jun-11-05 08:18 AM
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| 3. What did Frizzell "Pee Wee" Gray have to say that you liked? |
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He does have a interesting life story.
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deutsey
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Sat Jun-11-05 10:26 AM
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| 4. Yes, he does have an interesting story |
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and he told it very passionately last night.
What I liked most was that he didn't act like most Democrats (i.e., he spoke with clear convictions, showed a backbone, and spoke out forcefully on my interests (working class issues, anti-war, etc.)
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Sat Jun-11-05 03:35 PM
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| 6. I've admired Mfume for a long time |
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And was initally on board with him running for senate. But now, with that NAACP cronyism/favoritism dust up a few weeks ago, I'm a bit more cautious.
I still really like the guy. BUt more than that, I wanna win.
So .... I'm leaning toward being more open to considering someone else.
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Sat Jun-11-05 04:02 PM
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hasn't been impressive so far. He needs to pick things up.
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deutsey
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Sat Jun-11-05 06:41 PM
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| 8. Frankly, I haven't been following Dems that much lately |
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so I don't know what his, or any other Dem's, campaign has been like. I've been working on things outside party politics these days (focusing instead on grassroots efforts surrounding anti-war and class issues), so I found what he said last night refreshing.
Maybe I should just stay the fuck out of party politics. Just the same ol' same ol', apparently.
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Sat Jun-11-05 07:58 PM
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has been how his campaign has handled the accusations against him. They also haven't been out there as much as Cardin.
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Sat Jun-11-05 07:37 PM
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I really like what Mfume has to say and he is SUCH an excellent speaker, but I am not sure he can beat Steele. Cardin on the other hand I think has a very good chance of beating Steele and he isn't such a bad guy from what I have read.
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