primitives discuss what they're going to do for 2010 elections

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Oh my.

LoZoccolo  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-05-09 01:48 PM
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What are you doing for the 2010 election?

Send e-mails, perhaps?

Junkdrawer  (1000+ posts)     Thu Nov-05-09 01:52 PM
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1. I think the PRIMARIES will be crucial. Is there any organized effort...to challenge conservative Dems in the primaries?

Sign internet petitions, perhaps?

DJ13 (1000+ posts)      Thu Nov-05-09 01:53 PM
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2. Depends on what Congress does or doesnt do

Its their call.

They can continue to pursue legislation that only helps big business, then they can be voted out and take those jobs those businesses have offered them if money means more than morals.

Join the DUAC corps, perhaps?

rug  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-05-09 01:53 PM
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3. Depends entirely on what the military is doing in Afghanistan.

Light bonfires on Skins's island, perhaps?

onehandle  (1000+ posts)      Thu Nov-05-09 01:55 PM
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4. Calling Ralph Nader.

And asking if his refrigerator is running.

Write some bouncies, perhaps?

emulatorloo  (1000+ posts)      Thu Nov-05-09 01:58 PM
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5. Will make calls and knock doors.

Send out some white healing light, perhaps?

Kalyke  (1000+ posts)      Thu Nov-05-09 01:58 PM
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6. Nothing.

Tennessee has no Democrats running in my district.

My neighborhood is a Democratic enclave in an otherwise Republican stronghold (all my local reps. - city council, school board, county commission, state house - are Democrats. We have a moderate Republican as state senator, but she was only elected because the district gets larger and includes many rural areas at her level).

There are two Democrats no one has even heard of running for governor. That race will be decided by the Republican primary (and we currently have a Democratic governor, so it will be a loss). And there are no Dems running against my US representative.

Not sure what I could do, exactly.

Send out photocopies of hands, perhaps?

Jennicut  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-05-09 02:00 PM
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7. Voting for Chris Dodd. I know he is not perfect but I do not want a Repub

Senator AND Joe Lieberman. Yuck. I will do anything I can for his campaign here. Not sure who will run against him in the CT primary, if anyone.

It doesn't look as if the primitives are going to do much.

[Freeper]

Du a bunch of polls and claim election fraud every time a repuke wins. Or if they manage to keep all 3 houses claim the dems really won by higher margins but the repukes stole some votes. In other words same thing they do every election.

[Mike220]

Nothing. It would require them to put the bong down and leave their mommy's basement.