The Daily Szep: Begging in New Hampshire

Posted January 7, 2008 | 07:28 PM (EST)



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- MASHEE See Profile I'm a Fan of MASHEE

Ave, Mr. Szep.

The Boston Globe has been on greased skids since you were outed by the Cheney like forces of Morrisey Blvd.
A grateful nation welcomes back your incredible incite and talent, as you bring into focus the sucesses,failings and humor of our times.
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    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:42 PM on 01/09/2008
- roddenberry See Profile I'm a Fan of roddenberry

From a french perspective, people in USA must follow the winds of history and send the best signal to international public opinions by electing Obama. I only hope that the evil forces behind Bush administration will not stop his meteoritic rising, like previously JFK

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:38 PM on 01/07/2008
- StephenSmoliar See Profile I'm a Fan of StephenSmoliar

Once again, we should remember that, even before the Iowa caucuses convened, Hillary had 175 delegates, Obama had 75 and Edwards had 46.

http://therehearsalstudio.blogspot.com/2008/01/what-iowa-numbers-really-tell-us.html

How many delegates are up for grabs in New Hampshire? Just what events led to those pre-Iowa numbers? Bunk got it right on THE WIRE last night: "The bigger the lie, the more they believe!"

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:20 PM on 01/07/2008
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