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No wonder Holy Joe is desperate, cornered, flailing and trying to change the topic to Anything But Iraq. He's getting hammered:
Ned Lamont (D) leads Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-CT) 54% to 41% among likely Democratic primary voters, according to a new Quinnipiac poll.
This compares to a 51% to 47% Lamont lead in the last poll two weeks ago.
Key findings:
- In this latest survey, 5 percent of likely Democratic primary voters remain undecided, but 85 percent of voters say their mind is made up.
- Among Lamont supporters, 65 percent say their vote is mainly against Lieberman.
- Lieberman’s support for the war in Iraq is the main reason they are voting for the challenger, 44 percent of Lamont voters say, with 50 percent who say the war is one of the reasons.
Said pollster Douglas Schwartz: "Sen. Lieberman’s campaign bus seems to be stuck in reverse. Despite visits from former President Bill Clinton and other big name Democrats, Lieberman has not been able to stem the tide to Lamont."
Polling for this race is an exceptionally difficult thing to do, given that an August primary of this intensity has little precedent among other things. These numbers could be awfully optimistic so it isn't time to let the effort down and think the battle is won. They need volunteers really badly to come to Connecticut this weekend to work on the campaign.
As Markos predicted last night:
But let's not pat ourselves in the back if this Q-Poll comes out looking like a blowout, because it's not. The only prediction anyone can make at this point is that regardless what the polls say, the candidate who doesn't get his people to the polls will be the candidate who loses.
You can find a sign-up information for both in-state and out-of-state volunteers here -- it's time to keep the pressure on. There are tons of FDLers heading in to Connecticut this weekend so please think about coming and lending a hand.
And did I mention everyone is having lots of fun? S'true.
Update: In an email from someone who analyzed the poll:
2% of Lieberman’s supporters cite Bill Clinton’s endorsement as their main reason for supporting him.
What an exercise in futility that was. Bubba's reflected glory appears to be quite insignificant.
Update II: The poll is online now.
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Good Grief FITZ NED JANE
That looks good, but let’s not take too much comfort there. Word is that both candidate’s internal poll numbers flip–they show each respective candidate with a narrow lead over their opponent, and those polls are likely to have better intel/models for turn out. Best to approach this race as if it’s tied and every last vote will count, becuase that’s probably the way it is. And Leibermen has the entire GOP machine working for him now, one that has proven effective at last minute execution.
Darksyde — sobering analysis — thanks. It is important to keep all eyes on the prize.
Jane, where was that great photo snapped??
Simply brilliant, like a traffic jam for the truth …
Keep up the GREAT work — you guys are the folks who will take back our country !!
Damn, how do you guys get this stuff so early? I had the next q-poll release auto-reloading waiting for it to appear :)
Oh, and:
JANE!! I am so proud of you in so many ways. And I don’t even know you :~)
Ah ! Great news guys ! This makes my day for sure! Way to go Ned !
Sorry for the off topic, but being on different time zone does not help so I would like to catch up with the last treads..
I want to give my huge kudos to Jane: egardless of what one may think of the photo polemic Jane showed great character and moral fiber standing her ground and owning up to the responsibility of the post that appeared with her name on it. It would be much easier to blame the matter to someone else or to dismiss the whole thing : but again Jane showed that she has more integrity, honesty and courage in her
left finger nail that the whole Malkin and wing nuts mob in their whole useless bodies. That kind of people has not even the foggiest idea of what ethical behaviour is and would not recognize intellectual honesty if it come over them and bite them in the **s!!
That someone as vile and low life as Malkin is given any kind of attention is something that has always baffled me: this person goes on air spitting bile and hate, racism and unacceptable and unsustainable smear against people she would not be fitted to open the door for and she is considered some kind of acceptable opinion maker!!?!!. I have always wondered how someone like her could even be seen on a
mainstream TV network in the USA (together with people like Limbaugh, O’Reilly, Coulter (the worse of all them) and countless others). Italian TV is pretty lame and hollow as intelligent content goes (reality show and that kind of s*it draw huge audience also here I am afraid) but the public would never tolerate such a figure (not even in the channels owned by our ex (ex … yyyeeesss!! about time!) right wing prime minister Berlusconi). How can anyone with a conscience and any kind of knowledge of the world or culture listen to her and not change the channel shaking his/her head is beyond my comprehension.
The sorry state of the media in the USA is something that leaves anyone of my generation here in the UE completely speechless: we grew up with the echoes of the great work done by the USA press to keep the government from out stepping the limitation of its power (Watergate is a very good example but not the only one) and we constantly whipped our own press to live up to the examples coming from what (for us at least) was the country of the free media. None here would have imagined that newspapers in the USA, printed (of all places!) in its capital like the WaPo for example, would become such shill for the government that Pravda’s under Brezhnev would seem to be a liberal paper! During a working trip in the states this spring (to Atlanta) I had the occasion to watch some TV in the hotel, specifically CNN and I had to check twice to be sure that I was really tuned on that channel: the international CNN, the one
I can see in the EU is so different as tone, content and opinions that is seem to be a completely different network. Whatever disease has struck FOX (unbearable!) is spreading I am afraid.
Please don get me wrong and I am not glorifying the EU situation and simply dissing the USA one: I have a very low opinion of what passes as information here in Italy and I am always struggling to get new content and fresh opinions (that’s how I ended up in KOS and then here in FDL… thank god for Internet!!). It is again a huge dissillusion to see what used to be your model (because that is what the USA were for the good and for the bad for all the countries of western Europe.. possibly the
subject of an other rant…) failing to live up to your expectations.
Ok lunch break over again. See (read?) you later
Yeah Jane, I was surprised yesterday, but you showed class in taking ownership for that whole thing.
Just imagine - if you were drawing a paycheck from anyone to the right of Ben Nelson, you probably would have come into work this morning and received a fat raise for getting the illustration into the media coverage.
It sucks to be caught in the middle of practicing a more aggressive politics and the decency that defines progressives — we’re still testing the waters, in the field unfortunately and by necessity. But we’ll figure it out.
Thread!
Hi Imm….it was so hot here last night that I was up late….
Not to diminish the poll results, which are encouraging, and I also appreciate Darksyde’s analysis (reality check) but OS is also……..and often OT (especially when catching up with the night’s news…….
Another view with some salient comments……….Refugees’ Fury will Be Held for Generations…..
www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,,1835247,00.html
Concern Mounts That This Is a War That Israel May not Win……..
fairuse.100webcustomers.com/fuj/smh8.htm
Hi Medaka, how’s the evening?
Oh, Twolf, you’re here too…top of the morning. Where’s Lotus?
Schvitz!
Thanks OS, did you all know that Pach cross-posted his Israel piece over at huffpo. Many favorable comments as well….
as they say in Mortal Kombat, “FINISH HIM!!!”
We still have a ton of work to do. Let’s close the deal and send Ned away with the victory. He still needs our help!
Come to Connecticut and volunteer.
Today’s the last day you can use Family, Friends, and Neighbors - keep sending post cards.
Don’t waste time being excited about this poll - organize!!!!
OS - I’m barely here, kinda sleepy ;) No see lotus yet, maybe the flower is getting some sleep.
Mornin all!
This should make Tom from Chicago happy. Apparently 1/3 of American people think there was some sort of “conspiracy” wrt 9/11.
OS thinks………maybe……In any case, after the Vanity Fair tapes, one thing is for sure: Air Traffic control in DC was not in communication with the Air Force…..
www.knoxnews.com/kns/national/.....48,00.html
Twisted Martini @ 14
This is a really important point, (although maybe without the Mortal Combat bit :~) There could be a secondary benefit to a VERY BIG Ned win which is to scare Joe off the Independent run. If it is a squeaker next Tuesday, then Joe can claim the rabid lambs were dirty tricksters out did him to defy the will of the regular folks of blah blah blah.
But if he loses big, he is just a loser.
Attack! (some more)
Great news.
Tommy Yum — great to see you around! I was askin’ after you yesterday. I hope you are well?
Matt 8 — I did think about that after the fact, but I assure you, no more moolah for poodle food this morning. Just an extra helping of wingnut trolls.
Be nice to Christy today, she bore the brunt of them yesterday when I was out chasing Holy Joe’s Bus to Nowhere tour.
Jane - Lorenzo’s latest adventure on the recommended list at Myleftnutmeg.com. And the ending actually happened.
Jane,
Keep your head up!
and Christy, it stinks you had to take the brunt of it, but you handled yourself well.
No Worries!
Hopefully Ned supporters will turn out in droves. Is the kiss float going to be used to take people to the voting booths? Maybe attach a trailer and transport hay ride style.
Keep your eyes on the skies today if you are in the northeast. Strong t’storms are forecast to form between the 100 air and the mid 80s air that will be moving through the area later today/tonight.
More (email from someone who analyzed the poll document):
No look good for Joe.
twolf1 @ 26
thank god! we need some relief in NYC>
Jane — good to see you up and about this early — your body has finally converted from LA time to CT hours …
btw, this great new poll data steps on yesterday’s “crazy bloggers” story …
Jambro - the heat is awful! I’m in eastern PA - the a/c barely kept up yesterday.
Yoohoo from da flowah, with special attention to Kimba and Medaka, our farthest-flung!
I’ve just been catching up to yez. Wow, earthquake play-by-play last night — wot NEXT for FDL? I got a story re “tectonic deflowering,” but it’ll keep . . .
As to the other quake … well, bummer that the Globe reprinted Balz’s hit-piece — was hoping that NYT’s would suffice for CT. Howsomever, somewhere between the Q-poll, Rumsfeld’s testimony, and whatever new hell is breaking loose on far shores as I type, this blackface story may sink faster than usual. Maybe Timmeh won’t have time for it on Sunday, but I’m sure Ned will be ready if he does.
TEA!
Jane, also, the trend lines are fabulous for Ned. Tightening might be expected, but with trend lines like this, I don’t expect to see reversals for Lamont’s numbers in the next few days.
All fingers and toes crossed
mornin Lotus. How goes it?
Twolf. I know i know. I can’t wait for September weather!
Lotus — all sweet?
Lamont’s biggest shift is taking the lead among women - he was down a couple points 2 weeks ago, now is up by 10. I was very surprised to see Joe leading last time with F voters - those who might change their minds (the 12% of Lamont supporters) are probably almost all women.
Lamonts favorables are up 10% since last time — unfavorables only 1. Joes hits aren’t sticking.
The under 30K group will be interesting to watch - Joe’s lead is probably due to his harping on Lamont’s personal wealth (funny, Joe was never so big on “class warfare” when he got defended stock options), but this week has seen a lot of fighting for working class votes. Let’s see how it goes.
No crosstabs for black voters or diner eaters - the leading edge of the campaign trends this week :)
Not to mention that Ned got the endorsement of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Meaningless but fun!
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Morning, twolf! It’ll go a dang-sight better when I get some tea in me. Hope you’re much more comfortable today, kiddo.
Imm, how ya feeling this morning?
*ilson @ 30:
There will always be “crazy blooger” stories.
Such is our fate…
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I was just informed that it is now Thursday. Where did the rest of the week go?
Matt — Thanks, I am still scratching my head about the women’s vote thing (like Jane). Lamont seems just right on many family/women friendly issues — it just might be a question of getting to know the fellow.
Lotus — I am 90% which means I am off to work!
PS Lotus, ugotmale
Jane,
Great work, but pls lie low for the next few days. Victory is almost at hand. Leiberman’s desperate folks are making you an issue. Wapo’s Dan Balz has an article today about you and the pic. Someone at Atrios said CSPAN read that report on air this morning on Wash Journal program.
They have nothing else to run on. They will try to distract from the poll today also, making you an issue and trumping up that wapo article.
…just looking at the picture of the kiss float and the exposed rear-end of Joey’s bus. What does it say on the side of the bus? JOE’S TOMato shield??
Oh boy! we’ve got some big MO to keep up.
Let’s keep our eyes on the prize for the next 6 days and not get distracted. We want Ned to win this big.
As several people have stated over the last couple of weeks, they will probably start flinging some serious sh*t at Ned this weekend. We need to stay on message and stay positive.
Anyone who wants to come join us in CT, now is the time to make up your minds and make travel plans.
It’s gonna be fun!
Jane, I hope you’re holding up OK what with the heat and the …heat. Thanks again for all you do.
About the Clinton endorsement — I’m in California, and the Big Dog showed up for Gray Davis during the recall. Didn’t work. Rule of thumb: when the candidate MIGHT win, Clinton does some good. When the candidate’s headed south, nothing can help.
I agree with ecoast, Jane would be wise to stay out of events with media coverage. Please put victory for Ned above personal affront.
Jane @ 23 - I give 50/50 odds that the Lieberman campaign would be cynical and desperate enough to hire you tomorrow if you asked.
I think Joe just wants anyone who will be seen in public with him. For christs sake, Spazeboy has probably been 20% of the attendees at his events this month, and Joe’s getting notably more sentimental towards his “happy interrogator.” I say we chip in and get Joe a puppy when the race is over to show him there are no hard feelings.
I love the poll results…even if they can’t be taken too seriously. They help build momentum.
With Joe using Republican mercenaries it would appear that the Lieberman campaign is alreay looking to their post-August 8 strategy.
Okay, imm, may you regain that last 10% before noon!
But I’m with Jane’s emailer — more surprised about the Nutmegger men’s response than the women’s. I wonder what that generally-redder demographic is seeing in Ned-vs-Joe that’s upended their usual calculus.
Does this mean we can write about Poland now, at long last?
Ed @ 51 - you know what would be hot? A new Rasmussen poll.
Old Sow @ 10
hi Old Sow — sorry for the delay — dinner called ….
hot and humid here, new aircon is in da house!
medaka, ya gotta fling us some Japanese recipes next Pull Up a Chair, you know?
no puppies for Lieberman — some of his entourage might want to fry it for breakfast — Joe hangs with some scuzzy folk !
Jane, I hope you can keep cool today.
You’re doing something really important, and I’m so proud of you. I wish I could be there.
Everyone take it easy in this heat…
I soaked a bandanna in water and wore it around my neck when i had to go out yesterday. Still too hot, so I just soaked my hair in cold water and had a ‘wet dog’ hairdo.;)
Pachacutec @ 53
No one EVER writes enough about Poland.
By the way, huge SNAPS! for your Huffpo reception (and of course, the piece was great!)
When your QB throws a pick, pitcher gives up a homer, goalie lets in a bad goal (pick your sport) you shake it off and regain the momentum. Plain and simple.
lotus @ 55
lotus, i’ll try and do that. hope you can all get some of the wacky ingredients at your local coop/healthfood stores…
Come on, it could be a lapdog, to remind him of the glory days as he fades into obscurity…
Heh, Margot! My first glance at I soaked a bandanna in water … , made me say, “A BANANA? Mushy BANANAS cool you???”
I’ll be okay soon … got this tea IV just about hooked up now.
I was worried about the trollerie hitting Pach’s post but only one arrived late (and was promptly deleted) … pretty decent comments thread all-in-all.
Pacha 53 -
Forget Poland - until next Thurs. All Joe all the time. So much fun. Wednesday we celebrate and Thurs, we can do Poland, Iraq, Lebanon, Rummy, Cheney, W, etc - and oh, Fitz.
Well, there’s always Penzeys, medaka . . .
Aside from the unreliability of the polling model, and the candidates’ rumored internal polling showing the race much tighter, there is another reason to get up to CT.
Let’s assume for the moment that the Q polling is accurate. IF the primary turns out essentially that way, the justification for Lieberman to then put in his papers for the Joe-for-Joe party will be the ‘low turnout’ meme. It would be great if he could lose AND have a turnout that is comparable or higher than other CT primaries. This, in turn, would put pressure on the DSCC to lean on Joe.
I will be going up to New London over the weekend to help. (and yeah, I’ll be spending my latenights at Mohegan Sun. Shut up. You spend your downtime your way and I’ll spend it mine)
dratty — Good for you.
And there’s another reason — we were speculating yesterday about the likelihood of Joe dropping out of the race if he gets beaten in the primary. All agreed it was much more likely if he got a drubbing.
lotus, LOL…I don’t know, they might, I haven’t tried that. Right now I’ll try about anything.
Between the Jean Nate’ in the fridge to splash on me and the soaked hair, etc., I’m managing in the heat. How we survived a couple of DC summers w/o AC, I do not know.
ecoast @ 65
I know, I just could not resist the joke. But I’ve got a big thing on the employment dynamics of Warsaw all fired up for after the primary.
DRUB THE DAYLIGHTS OUTTA HIM, then, Nutmeggers!
Jane - right
But there has to be the turnout numbers to keep him from that whole “CT hasn’t spoken” meme.
My worry, (and yeah, I get anal about things like this) is that this poll may convince voters that the race is won and send them off to the beach.
ctblogger pointed this out, but they didn’t poll the 3-way race this time. Weird. Seems relevant.
lotus @ 65
as long as you can get mirin, umeboshi, bonito flakes, all is well …. plus of course the de rigeur shiitake, kombu, daikon, etc ….
i take it that the little dried white fishies, however, are kinda hard to come by, yes? they are my new have-to-have ….
Margot, I wuz sittin’ here puzzling, “With or without the peel?” LOL
dratty - works both ways. If Joe’s a lost cause, why leave the air conditioning to bail out his warmongering ass? You get your thighs stuck to the carseat, and be honest, you probably never really liked the senator that much to begin with :)
Joe knows if he gets shellacked in the primary, raising money for his Joe4Joe Party will be quite difficult — nobody likes to give money to a loser who will have no vote in the Senate. Bigbucks folk give to likely winners to maintain access to the political power.
Beats hell outta me, medaka. I’ve never tried Japanese cooking (or ingredient-shopping) before, but heck, I’ll blunder in just about anywhere if no one stops me.
Hey, Sharkie and lhp never showed up yesterday, huh? I guess lhp’s court-bound, but no telling where Sharkie’s causing trouble. Jonesing for a Baby Mittens update, I am.
Medaka, you’re starting to make my mouth water. ANYTHING with daikon…umeboshi…yum…a Lamont victory feast!
You know, now you’ve made me think it might be a great idea to put a few bananas in the fridge and make yogurt banana smoothies later on.
Thanks, lotus!
*ilson 77 — Dunno. I have a suspicion some big buck folks will actually see Lieberman as the first line of defense against the progressives, a wall that cannot be breached. They may not want to be seen with him but they very well may tell him he has to stay in the race and start writing big checks, because they think they’re next.
I like “Joe4Joe” though.
Am still chuckling over Tom DeLay expressing a preference/support for Lieberman…as if the Bush kiss wasn’t enough…LOL
Hello, Joe? All this GOP support should have your hair standing on end. This doesn’t mean you’re Mr. Bi-Partisan, Swell Fella…it means you’re one of them, and that’s why they want you to win. They have nothing to fear from you.
These are not hallmarks of being considered a “good Democrat,” Joe, they are signs of being a “good little Democrat (head pats and dog biscuits included)” and we intend to send you and your ilk scampering back to the doghouse.
Re: the poll…51-47 to 54-41; Ned picks up three points, and Joe loses 6.
What a great start to the day!
Jane, do you know whether that “I returned WalMart’s donation a week later” DISproof that our folks found has made it to Swan by now?
Medaka at 74 — If I can find all those ingredients in the middle of WV at an international grocery, then everyone should be able to track them down. :) I’ll dig up my list of mail-order sources for Saturday…
Gawd, we eat good around here, Christy.
This poll makes me smile this morning. Even more incentive for everyone to get the vote out. Remember gang — Saturday is the last day to use the “Friends and Family” feature at Ned’s website. If you know anyone in CT, please get in touch and ask them to vote. (For Ned, of course. *g*)
*ilson46201 @ 77
*ilson, this reminded me to ask you — has anyone tried to pay you big bucks for the websites yet? Seems wierd if Joe is really committed to an indy run that he wouldn’t be spending some of his millions securing his net systems….
christy my recollection was the the ned campain was asking that friends and family cards be done by the end of today to get delivered prior to the primary next teusday
Good morning FDL, I’ve plenty of iced coffee up here. Jane, after yesterday’s weather, and today’s forecast bring much water with you whereever you go. I’m on my third glass of ice water and still barely human.
This is faboo news about the poll numbers, I’m looking forward to not hearing Lieberman anymore on CSPAN, he’s grown tiresome.
Lotus, wrt little dried white fishies, any Asian store should have them, many better stores, like Trader Joe’s may have them as well. the other ingrediants I can get at the local large grocery store (Mirin, bonito flakes, miso etc.)
Ahhhhhh…the coffee is done brewing. We’re watching PBS this morning and I’m trying to wake up. :) Oh, and I’m just smiling, thinking about the joyous ride that the Bus to Nowhere will be this morning…and that’s without taking into account the Kiss Float.
I bet Atilla the Hen is on overdrive this morning…
I’ve been reading FDL for about six months….
Pete at 90 — Hmmm…let me check on that for sure.
Beard5, my pro’lem is, the nearest Trader Joe’s is in some other state, and most of the internat’l-foodstuffs available here ’bouts are SW Asian. But I’ll reconnoiter harder . . .
Atilla the Hen? 707….Thank you Christy!
Yeh, A the Hen must be fluffin’ ‘n’ squawking for all she’s worth after some spin to counter that Q-poll. Po’ li’l birdbrain.
Christy, mornin’! Just wanted to say how great you were yesterday, how much you did under pressure and what good judgment you showed (acording to TRex’s opening graph!)
Have a cinnamon krueller on me!!
Lotus - in my local grocery store, the international foods aisle consists of pasta and and Ragu.
Lotus, if you have a Shaw’s, Shop & Save or even (gods help us) Market Basket, at least here in semi-rural NH, they all have a decent Japanese food section. Not fabulous, but decent. In NY state, I *know* the Wegman’s have great Japanese food sections, including fresh sushi
I’d figure their related chains must be equally well supplied.
Christy Hardin Smith @ 84
lotus, Christy, OS: yeah! some Lamont Victory recipes. Lemme see what I can come up with this weekend.
I know y’all can’t get raw-for-consumption fish, so I’ll stick with what I know: vegetables. Right now we have a huge glut of eggplants and peppers and cucumbers, plus my favorite: goya/bitter melon/bittergourd. I posted a bittergourd recipe a while back, but I think the veg itself needs some background, as it’s kind of wacky. Will work on that too.
Textile work is calling. I need to get good chunk of supplementary income this summer to give away. Mom is first, as always. And it’s high time I start helping out here at FDL (lordy knows you all help me!), so keep your fingers crossed for some thread profits so I can share the lurve. …
I am still awaiting an offer from Lieberman’s webfolk for my exceedingly valuable domains … yes, I can be bought!
So I think it’s time for a haircut. From last night:
Anyone have clippers?
Dang, my poor easily distractable brain just got sidetracked from politics to food (happens often)
Go Ned! Jane! Kobe! Etc.
Imm at 99 — thanks much — but the cinnamon kruller would not be on my diet, and I wouldn’t want to mess up my (now) 14 pound loss. :) Pardon me while I stick to coffee and my whole grain crispbread, low fat cream cheese mixed with some chives and dill, and smoked salmon thsi morning.
Also, for salted fishes, ethnic neighborhoods with Italian or Eastern Europen Markets have some excellent Japanese dried fish “substitutes.” Not exactly authentic, but excellent fusion.
Which reminds me of when I lived in Atlanta for a short while. I mentioned to a local friend of mine that “there just doesn’t seem to be much ethnic diversity or community stuff happening here.” I was thinking Chinatown and Little Italy and Greak Festivals, etc. And she replied, “What do you mean? We have Methodists?!”
according to CNN, the first seven months of 2006 have been the hottest weather ever. The oil-Senators (yes, you, Imhofe) will poo-poo this info …
Medaka — larger cities definately have raw-for-consumption fish — so don’t hold back on th esashimi/sushi ideas.
Christy at 105 — proving once again that you have superior powers of self control!
Oh, and Quinnipiac’s news for A the Bag won’t cheer that roost up much either . . .
Somebody last night said something like, “Well, [A. Bag]’s just let more staffers go, maybe they’ll go help Joe.”
Er, no. They let HER go — three different bunches of ‘em now, bing bing bing. And I surmise none of them wants another loser on his or her resume just now … could put ‘em into Shrum territory, doncha know.
*ilson46201 106 - AND is snowed in South Africa.
Hi imm,
Thanks for the kind thoughts. I am well, but RL intervened in a painful way, and knocked me out of my frame. I’d prefer not to go into greater detail, but want to make plain that no one here drove me away–I love this place.
I hope all here are well. Let’s put this Lieberman baby to bed. There’s a lot to take back, and this is the best way to start!
imm at 109 — well, if that were true, I wouldn’t be on this diet. *G*
tommy yum at 112 — great to see you this morning. :)
CHS, did my note come through last night?
tommy, darlin’, how we’ve missed you! Whatever this pain you speak of is, hope this helps:
(((((OUR YUM)))))
Pete at 90 was right, gang — If you have friends and family in CT and you want to use the contact tool — you have to do so by the end of TODAY (THURSDAY). Here’s a link to the blog on Ned’s site that takes you through the steps.
lotus 110
Maybe Joe can get K. Harris to come up to CT and stump for him.
immanentize @ 106
Gotcha, IMM. I should probably put together a little selection, and space things out over the month…