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Originally posted by pba:
Gore could spoil the party for Hillary
New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton holds a solid advantage with Californians likely to vote in the Feb. 5 Democratic presidential primary, but an old friend could significantly change the math should he decide to run, according to a Field Poll.
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cm/content/view/1150/171/
I am feeling as STUPID as I think RollRide66 actually is.
And, I think pba fixed it already.
Thanks, all I needed was to look as stupid as I feel. edited content I have responded to a couple of comments here, and then decided to read what all the hubub is about. Well, pba, YOU posted a link to a story about the Surge in Iraq, and the Congressional and Military response to it as a strategy.
The LINK has nothing to do with the California Democratic Presidential Primary.
This is the proper link:
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cm/content/view/1150/171/Gore, when added to the list of possible candidates takes ten points from Clinton, and 7 points from Obama.
California, with New York, are the anchor states for Progressive Democrats. The Fact that Gore hits Clinton hard, without even being in the race, is not a surprise.
Nationally Gore trails Clinton by 22 points, and trails Obama by 4. Clinton Outpolls Obama 2 to 1 nationwide.
The Ohio Primary is March 4 (tentative) with a state convention March 10. California is February 5.
For those of you willing to use distortions and slander to change election outcomes, I will urge you to start REALLY POUNDING ON THE KOOKINESS AND RADICALISM OF CALIFORNIA. Don't Delay, if you wait to long the State may have a positive effect on the election. You have to denigrate the 6th largest economy in the world as a hotbed of liberal stupidity that cannot keep its people prosperous, and employed. It is over run with Illegals, who are such a serious problem that the INS, acting on tips only would be sitting around twiddling their thumbs.
This is what liberalism, California Style gets you
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In the first quarter of 2005, average weekly wages in Contra Costa County rose by 5.0 percent over the year, the largest increase among California's 26 large counties with employment of 75,000 or more, according to the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics. Among the 322 large counties nationwide, Contra Costa County's wage growth ranked 19th. Regional Commissioner Richard J. Holden noted that 22 of the 26 large counties in California experienced wage growth over the year.
The State's top six counties in wages were all located in the San Francisco area; four of these--Santa Clara County, San Francisco County, San Mateo County and Contra Costa County--had wage levels exceeding $1,000 in the first quarter of 2005. (See table 1.) Santa Clara County's wage, at $1,372, was the highest in California and 4th highest nationwide.
http://www.bls.gov/ro9/qcewca.htm
So, if you really want to see this nation prosper, be absolutely certain that you don't follow the example of all those moronic Liberal Socialist, Communist, Labor Union loving, Racially diverse Californians down the primrose path of Liberal Politics.