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Oh dear, I hope she campaigns this time. (Original Post) graywarrior Sep 2013 OP
Great news!!! Maybe Elizabeth can show her how it's done....... Little Star Sep 2013 #1
LOL graywarrior Sep 2013 #2
And, says how much she loves "the Boston Red Sox"! Cha Sep 2013 #10
And "Go Pats" graywarrior Sep 2013 #11
But what of the Boston Mets or Boston Yankees? ChairmanAgnostic Sep 2013 #13
Does she really have a shot? Chan790 Sep 2013 #3
Well, I'd force myself to vote for her graywarrior Sep 2013 #4
I mean does she have a decent chance of not getting whupped in a primary? Chan790 Sep 2013 #5
She's got a good shot as long as she gets out there and campaigns. graywarrior Sep 2013 #6
Oh FFS. Arkana Sep 2013 #7
lol graywarrior Sep 2013 #8
I hope Martha speaks! Proud Liberal Dem Sep 2013 #9
Me too! Agschmid Sep 2013 #12

Little Star

(17,055 posts)
1. Great news!!! Maybe Elizabeth can show her how it's done.......
Sun Sep 15, 2013, 12:56 PM
Sep 2013

I loved it when EW took her campaign out to the Springfield area. Their media was much better than the Boston media, who were in the sack for SB. If I had to listen to Jim Braude tell us one more time what a nice guy Brown was, I was going to puke.

ChairmanAgnostic

(28,017 posts)
13. But what of the Boston Mets or Boston Yankees?
Tue Sep 17, 2013, 09:13 AM
Sep 2013

Shaking hands is one thing. Having sufficient arrogance to believe that you are electable is something completely different. The latter she has in spades.

 

Chan790

(20,176 posts)
3. Does she really have a shot?
Sun Sep 15, 2013, 05:32 PM
Sep 2013

My understanding was that a lot MA Democrats were really pissed off over her shit-job last time and her political career was pretty much over. I haven't lived in the Northeast for two years though so I hadn't really been following that closely...had something changed to make her a viable candidate and not an instant also-ran.

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
4. Well, I'd force myself to vote for her
Sun Sep 15, 2013, 05:37 PM
Sep 2013

A lot of people I know feel the same way. Whether the entire state does is up for debate.

 

Chan790

(20,176 posts)
5. I mean does she have a decent chance of not getting whupped in a primary?
Sun Sep 15, 2013, 05:59 PM
Sep 2013

Anyone can throw their hat into a ring, it doesn't mean they have a viable shot. In CT, we had a Republican named Munster that ran for the CT-2 House seat 4 times and lost by larger margins every time. (The first one he only lost by about 100 votes. The last one he lost in a GOP primary to Rob Simmons by double-digits where Simmons went on to win the seat.)

If she's the nominee, then yeah, you have to support them.

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