If Wilson brings down Rove and/or Cheney....

[tinnypriv]

Should Kucinich get the nod?

Hey, a dead man could probably beat Bush and Asscroft in 2004 after that kind of scandal.

I'm just askin.

:D

[Dookus]

1. "the nod"

will come from all the voters in the Democratic Primaries.

Unfortunately, DK isn't doing too well in any of the polls I've read.

[thebigidea]

2. pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!

love it how the puppetmasters are getting some light. Scatter, roaches!

[Prodemsouth]

3. When are you guys getting rid of Blair?

I'm just askin.

[tinnypriv]

5. Well, a friend of mine is at the Labour conference

He called me about 5 hours ago to say that there is going to be a vote on Iraq (reversing the previous decision by the steering executive). That's something.

He'll get a bloody nose on that. :)

[Tinoire]

4. Kucinich should have gotten the nod a long time ago

I think Dean fairly eclipsed him in getting money and support because Dean immediately appealed to the yuppie internet anti-war crowd which worked their fingers to the bone for him (even if I will say that Dean was a bit opportunistic in the way he packaged himself as an anti-war liberal when he's neither- but what the hell, his supporters are happy).

Dennis is number 1 on several non-corporate-media-controlled polls and number 1 in the Select Smart line up.

He deserves the nod and I hope he gets it from the people but it's going to take money and media- both of which Dean honestly has from a grass roots campaign (with a little help from a few corporations but nothing like the DLC people).

Progressives need to get behind Dennis and not buy into this DLC-driven electability crap because we determine electabiity with OUR votes.

Peace

[gristy]

7. There's lots more debates, lots more time

I'm still lookin' at Dean, Clark, Dennis, Kerry.

[sable302]

6. not so fast

If 'traitorgate,' so called, brings down Rove and/or Cheney, then who wants to bet Bush might not be the Republican nominee after all.

[Trek234]

8. Very possible

But unlikely perhaps... What if Bush refuses to let go? Two republicans (one of them being supported by the party and the other a sitting president) would split the vote in a major way. Victory would be ours with out question.