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09-12-2005, 12:01 PM
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Who will you be voting for in the NYC primaries tomorrow?
just wondering. i have a friend working for the gifford miller campaign, and he has been talking a lot about the primary for the past 6 weeks.
f.y.i. i'm not voting, i'm not registered in NYC 
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09-12-2005, 12:36 PM
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Re: Who will you be voting for in the NYC primaries tomorrow?
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just wondering. i have a friend working for the gifford miller campaign, and he has been talking a lot about the primary for the past 6 weeks. f.y.i. i'm not voting, i'm not registered in NYC [/ QUOTE ] The Democrats in NYC should really just pick 1 or 2 candidates and run with it. The primary will lead to a run-off, there will be viscous attacks between the two remaining candidates, and one bruised and beaten contender will emerge with 6 weeks and little money to fight a well-funded incumbent mayor. Same reason Bloomberg won in 2002.
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09-12-2005, 01:19 PM
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Re: Who will you be voting for in the NYC primaries tomorrow?
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[ QUOTE ] just wondering. i have a friend working for the gifford miller campaign, and he has been talking a lot about the primary for the past 6 weeks. f.y.i. i'm not voting, i'm not registered in NYC [/ QUOTE ] The Democrats in NYC should really just pick 1 or 2 candidates and run with it. The primary will lead to a run-off, there will be viscous attacks between the two remaining candidates, and one bruised and beaten contender will emerge with 6 weeks and little money to fight a well-funded incumbent mayor. Same reason Bloomberg won in 2002. [/ QUOTE ] that made me laugh.
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09-12-2005, 01:29 PM
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Re: Who will you be voting for in the NYC primaries tomorrow?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] just wondering. i have a friend working for the gifford miller campaign, and he has been talking a lot about the primary for the past 6 weeks. f.y.i. i'm not voting, i'm not registered in NYC [/ QUOTE ] The Democrats in NYC should really just pick 1 or 2 candidates and run with it. The primary will lead to a run-off, there will be viscous attacks between the two remaining candidates, and one bruised and beaten contender will emerge with 6 weeks and little money to fight a well-funded incumbent mayor. Same reason Bloomberg won in 2002. [/ QUOTE ] that made me laugh. [/ QUOTE ] True, the guy doesn't need to spend much time fundraising.
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