We're having problems with our ISP. Essentially the ISP was overwhelmed with requests for the site and had to take it down. The lesson here is to never underestimate the power of the Samoan immigrant cat lobby. Meow.
Washington D.C. held it's ("first in the nation"!!!) democratic primary today. The D.C. city council voted to move it ahead of the New Hampshire primary, to bring attention to the fact that D.C. residents have no congressional representation. The move backfired, as the DNC decided to make the primary "non-binding." As a consequence, several major candidates were not even on the ballot (Kerry, Lieberman, Clark and Edwards sat it out), leaving only Dean, Sharpton, Moseley-Braun and Kucinich as the "major" candidates, with 4 or 5 other joke candidates (including the virulently anti-Semitic, convicted felon Lyndon Larouche - why he thinks's he's a Democrat I have no idea) to fill out the ballot.
I am supporting Gen. Clark, but since he wasn't an option, I put my faith in the voting guide sent to me by samoaimmigrantkittiesfordean, and voted for the angriest and most unstable candidate (who is also amazingly the frontrunner) I can remember, Dr. Dean.
Be sure to forward that poster/press release over to the official Dean people. Thinking they'll want to set up a press conference immediately. This endorsement might just put them over the top in a few key states.
What an endorsement! :-)
(V. cute kitty.)
hmmm...how come I can't seem to get to that web site? ;)
i hope that Mak doesn't think that the Soviet Union is one of the greatest threats to world peace.
We're having problems with our ISP. Essentially the ISP was overwhelmed with requests for the site and had to take it down. The lesson here is to never underestimate the power of the Samoan immigrant cat lobby. Meow.
Washington D.C. held it's ("first in the nation"!!!) democratic primary today. The D.C. city council voted to move it ahead of the New Hampshire primary, to bring attention to the fact that D.C. residents have no congressional representation. The move backfired, as the DNC decided to make the primary "non-binding." As a consequence, several major candidates were not even on the ballot (Kerry, Lieberman, Clark and Edwards sat it out), leaving only Dean, Sharpton, Moseley-Braun and Kucinich as the "major" candidates, with 4 or 5 other joke candidates (including the virulently anti-Semitic, convicted felon Lyndon Larouche - why he thinks's he's a Democrat I have no idea) to fill out the ballot.
I am supporting Gen. Clark, but since he wasn't an option, I put my faith in the voting guide sent to me by samoaimmigrantkittiesfordean, and voted for the angriest and most unstable candidate (who is also amazingly the frontrunner) I can remember, Dr. Dean.
Damn "non-binding" primaries.
Be sure to forward that poster/press release over to the official Dean people. Thinking they'll want to set up a press conference immediately. This endorsement might just put them over the top in a few key states.
Have you thought about getting your own server space now that you are not in the thrid world and should be raking in the dough?
Think about all the bandwidth you are hogging from Blaine. How big is that server anyway? :)