Breaking: Last night's Democratic debate on CNN drew 8,324,000 million total viewers, making it the most-watched primary debate in cable news history, and the second-most watched on TV this election cycle (ABC's Democratic debate on Jan. 5 drew 9,360,000)
I didn't watch the 5 Jan Dem debate on ABC, either.
I've explained my debate non-attendance before. For newcomers, here goes again: I really want to vote for Democrat next November. The less I know the candidates, the better my chances. [Note: I will NOT vote Republican... but have found myself pulling lever for convenient third-party in the past - I don't want to do that this time!]
... and, speaking of the Republicans, remind all your friends:
McCain Reconnects With Liberty University... and let's not forget the Mittster:
Senator May Have an Eye Toward 2008 as He Reaches Out to Religious Conservatives
By Dan Balz
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, May 14, 2006
LYNCHBURG, Va., May 13 -- Six years after labeling the Rev. Jerry Falwell one of the political "agents of intolerance," Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) delivered the commencement address Saturday at Falwell's Liberty University, and vigorously defended his support for the war in Iraq while saying that opponents have a moral duty to challenge the wisdom of a conflict that has exacted a huge toll on the nation.
Romney Reaches to the Christian RightIt's really not that hard to vote against either of these guys!
In a Conservative Crowd, Candidate Talks About Marriage, Child-Rearing
By Perry Bacon Jr.
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, May 6, 2007
VIRGINIA BEACH, May 5 -- Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney (R) did not discuss his Mormon faith as he continued his outreach Saturday to conservative Christians in a graduation speech at Regent University, the school founded by televangelist Pat Robertson.
Stop the madness!
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