Comments on: The Sunday Roundup http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/ Your Progressive Source for Local Opinions and Insightful Commentary Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:10:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Bill Stocks http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6587 Bill Stocks Mon, 16 Oct 2006 18:04:59 +0000 http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/blog/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6587 McCain would never run on as a Democrat. It seems he has solidified his place within the Republican Party in the last 6 months to a year. He will probably be rewarded for it and get the nod. McCain would never run on as a Democrat. It seems he has solidified his place within the Republican Party in the last 6 months to a year. He will probably be rewarded for it and get the nod.

]]> By: John-david Morgan http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6578 John-david Morgan Mon, 16 Oct 2006 07:46:29 +0000 http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/blog/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6578 "The website Election 2006 projects the dems will win the House of Representatives and have a hairline lead in the Senate." That site, http://electoral-vote.com had Kerry winning 2004, even showing he could possibly win it without Ohio. Reality was quite a bit different. Every election the pollsters tell us Virginia is a toss-up - just might go blue. Election day, it's not close as the Republican wins. At least we know Ney is finished in Ohio. The site has Dr. Steve Kagen with a slight lead over John Gard in Congressional District 8. Optimistic poll at best. Wow, Liebernman has a 53-40 point lead running as Independent in Connecticut against Ned Lamont -- do we believe that poll? “The website Election 2006 projects the dems will win the House of Representatives and have a hairline lead in the Senate.”
That site, http://electoral-vote.com had Kerry winning 2004, even showing he could possibly win it without Ohio. Reality was quite a bit different. Every election the pollsters tell us Virginia is a toss-up - just might go blue. Election day, it’s not close as the Republican wins.

At least we know Ney is finished in Ohio.

The site has Dr. Steve Kagen with a slight lead over John Gard in Congressional District 8. Optimistic poll at best.

Wow, Liebernman has a 53-40 point lead running as Independent in Connecticut against Ned Lamont — do we believe that poll?

]]> By: John-david Morgan http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6574 John-david Morgan Mon, 16 Oct 2006 04:08:01 +0000 http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/blog/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6574 McBride knows about diplomacy or lack thereof in Korea? This, after the Buchers finished dead last for AG, an office hubby Paul coveted so long he should know at least something about? If McCain's the GOP nominee he's the next president. He's been courting the evangelical right in hopes of getting through the GOP convention. If he's blocked at convention and offered the Vice Presidential nomination (which he might just view as a slap in the face), things could get interesting. Independent is a more likely label for the Arizona Senator. His positions on Iraq, education, health care and jobs are nowhere near the Dems or what middle America is looking for. McBride knows about diplomacy or lack thereof in Korea? This, after the Buchers finished dead last for AG, an office hubby Paul coveted so long he should know at least something about?

If McCain’s the GOP nominee he’s the next president. He’s been courting the evangelical right in hopes of getting through the GOP convention. If he’s blocked at convention and offered the Vice Presidential nomination (which he might just view as a slap in the face), things could get interesting.

Independent is a more likely label for the Arizona Senator. His positions on Iraq, education, health care and jobs are nowhere near the Dems or what middle America is looking for.

]]> By: Jim McGuigan http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6572 Jim McGuigan Mon, 16 Oct 2006 01:53:06 +0000 http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/blog/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6572 I don't see McCain defecting. He's a loyal member of the GOP. It would take a lot for McCain to defect. I suppose it's like many catholics now, myself included, who aren't fond of what the vatican has dicated in recent years and tire of the church scandals. We're weary of the problems but we're still catholics. I don’t see McCain defecting. He’s a loyal member of the GOP.

It would take a lot for McCain to defect. I suppose it’s like many catholics now, myself included, who aren’t fond of what the vatican has dicated in recent years and tire of the church scandals. We’re weary of the problems but we’re still catholics.

]]> By: Monte http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6569 Monte Sun, 15 Oct 2006 21:56:45 +0000 http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/blog/jim/2006/the-sunday-roundup/#comment-6569 North Korea is a problem for any president past or present. Bush is distracted with daddy's war, but Clinton is playing the finger pointing game too. Where is the Edwards-McCain ticket we wanted? (I think McCain would defect if asked to be somebodies (Dem) VP.) North Korea is a problem for any president past or present. Bush is distracted with daddy’s war, but Clinton is playing the finger pointing game too. Where is the Edwards-McCain ticket we wanted? (I think McCain would defect if asked to be somebodies (Dem) VP.)

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