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Meanwhile, it appears Florida's lovingly bipartisan Congressional delegation does have at least one thing to say:Washington, DC – The Members of Florida’s Democratic Delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives issued the following statement regarding the seating of Florida’s delegates at the DNC National Convention this August.

are rising even though supply is increasing faster than demand. As predicted, somebody filed a court case questioning McCain's citizenship. Born in the US Panama Canal Zone, McCain's citizenship will be confirmed. Florida's House members oppose a revote but want delegates seated. This a fancy of way of saying they want Hillary's cheating in Florida to stand.. She's twisting arms and making progress despite losing 2 more states. Clinton and Obama try to take advantage of

freedom_of_speech bloggers blogosphere) South Bend Tribune: Indiana panel rejects challenge to McCain’s place on ballot Blue Indiana - what a dumbass! IU figures - Boiler Up! (tags: 2008 McCain) Re-vote picture clouds - Ben Smith’s Blog - Politico.com (tags: 2008 hillaryclinton Barack_Obama Florida democrats) ‘Magic is over’ for the U.S., says foreign minister of France - International Herald Tribune Bernard Kouchner is a clown - so BFD what the hell he thinks.

Re-vote picture clouds - Ben Smith’s Blog - Politico.com

Re-vote Anyone? Written by Gary Gross Wednesday, 12 March 2008 04:30 Politico.com's Ben Smith is saying that the re-vote picture got cloudy yesterday. Here's what happened to cloud the picture: Washington, DC - The Members of Florida's Democratic Delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives issued the following statement regarding the

The problem in Florida is now becoming a little less cut and dry as the Democratic members of the Florida State House of Representatives are opposing any form of revote be it mail-in or an actual full-blown primary. Story from The Politico

Mississippi primary, 60%-37%. Meanwhile, Clinton is leading in Pennsylvania, 55% to 36%. Adm. William J. Fallon: No longer commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East. Florida’s Democratic Delegation: Not interested in that whole re-vote thing. The Chinese Government: Using tear gas on protesting Tibetan monks. Iraq: Now a stalemate, according to the Government Accountability Office. The Dollar: At an all-time low

Mississippi primary, 60%-37%. Meanwhile, Clinton is leading in Pennsylvania, 55% to 36%. Adm. William J. Fallon: No longer commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East. Florida’s Democratic Delegation: Not interested in that whole re-vote thing. The Chinese Government: Using tear gas on protesting Tibetan monks. Iraq: Now a stalemate, according to the Government Accountability Office. The Dollar: At an all-time low

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