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1. Anthony (Los Angeles):It’s interesting to see Richardson leading the early polling among the Democrats. When I saw the list of Democratic candidates, my first thought was there wasn’t s single one I could vote for … until I saw Richardson’s name. He’s always struck me as a reasonably sane moderate Democrat, though we’ll see if that holds up in the harsh light of the campaign.
For the Republicans, I laughed when I realized my two top choices were Rudy and Romney. I’ll have to think about that one to see what it means.
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Jan 18, 2007 - 6:24 pm 2. Peter G.:My first thought was, Who’s Tom Vilsack?
My second thought was, Either Rudy or McCain would easily defeat anyone on the D side, but outside of those two I don’t see an R with much of a chance.
Anyway, what makes Pajamas Media worthwhile to me is that it covers issue that the MSM overlooks, or covers issues in a way that the MSM can’t or won’t. The MSM will cover the presidential horserace over and over and over.
Jan 18, 2007 - 6:45 pm 3. PC14:I just couldn’t go blue…there’s just something so wrong with that, even as a freakin’ game.
Jan 18, 2007 - 8:08 pm 4. Lem:I’m with you PC14.
Jan 19, 2007 - 5:40 am 5. Lem:Huston, this is NJ. Pajamas is having a problem. Over.
NJ. What seems to be the problem? (aside from the odors) Over.
Huston, I can’t go to Pajamas from here… nor from anywhere, for that matter. Over and out.
Jan 19, 2007 - 6:16 am