Some thoughts about the Democratic primary

[xmatt]

I registered to vote in New York yesterday. It was sort of funny; the woman working behind the counter at the Kings County Board of Elections office seemed positively shocked that I wanted to register to vote and honestly didn't know how to allow me to do so until the manager come in and showed me where the forms were. Is it really that unusual for

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[xmatt]

My understanding is that both Iowa and general polls show a near dead-heat between the three "top" candidates with everyone else pretty far behind, although it would certainly be interesting if Richardson or Chris Dodd made a surprise showing. He's an intriguing candidate, but what ultimately seems to have killed him is his fairly off-the-wall remarks early on in the campaign, including his conciliatory remarks about Don Imus, and claiming that God wants Iowa to have the first primary (I happen to disagree strongly with IA and NH asserting some God-given right to be first). He also once claimed to be simultaneously a Yankees and Red Sox fan. I mean, come on -- and he's from New Mexico! If he won the nomination, he'd face a similar treatment to what Kerry got, and we need someone who's more consistently on message to stand up to that

[kessel]

"Just appoint good people and don't make us look like idiots in front of the other countries." You know, eight years ago this didn't seem like such a wild request...

I think the biggest danger about Edwards is the inherent divisiveness of the "Two Americas" thing. It sounds like an inherent truth to folks like you and me, but I think to center- and center-right voters it may come across as class warfare, defeatist, or just plain un-American.

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[marnimoja]

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