unless he can explain how he’s going to get all these great things done in Washington independent of the other 434 members of Congress he has just launched a leugie at.
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BTW, is he still playing that $100,000,000,000 hydrogen fuel cell shell game?
matt-lockesays
Another politician to keep away from the checkbook and sharp instruments.
Super Freshman gonna save the day! I can imagine six months from now, with Nancy Pelosi standing at one shoulder, Rahm Emanuel at the other … “thanks for showing us how Congress works!” It really presumes a level of idiocy on the part of Democratic voters who don’t understand concepts like a presidential veto, or the Senate.
goldsteingonewildsays
Grade: Solid B.
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A bit cheesy, sure.
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But given that most viewers tune out commercials, I think it’s a wise move to avoid the usual dial-by-number political ad. The dancing guy is effective, and Finegold gets plenty of face time.
eury13says
He isn’t running against all of Congress. He’s running against Niki, and doing so in a pretty smart way.
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She wants to be the incumbent? Fine, then she’s answerable for every complaint voters have about Congress.
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Smooth move on Finegold’s part. I’m impressed with whoever’s doing his media.
jconwaysays
Im surprised that this race is still captivating BMGers. The race between, all four of the “BMG” Democrats are incredibly progressive and essentially agree on the issues with minute differences that will not be relevant. I am surprised they have yet to unify behind a single candidate yet considering that Miceli the conservative Democrat actually has a considerable built in constituency and if the liberals divide their vote by four he could win a plurality and be the dark horse candidate.
unless he can explain how he’s going to get all these great things done in Washington independent of the other 434 members of Congress he has just launched a leugie at.
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BTW, is he still playing that $100,000,000,000 hydrogen fuel cell shell game?
Another politician to keep away from the checkbook and sharp instruments.
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Has the dopeslap been outlawed?
Super Freshman gonna save the day! I can imagine six months from now, with Nancy Pelosi standing at one shoulder, Rahm Emanuel at the other … “thanks for showing us how Congress works!” It really presumes a level of idiocy on the part of Democratic voters who don’t understand concepts like a presidential veto, or the Senate.
Grade: Solid B.
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A bit cheesy, sure.
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But given that most viewers tune out commercials, I think it’s a wise move to avoid the usual dial-by-number political ad. The dancing guy is effective, and Finegold gets plenty of face time.
He isn’t running against all of Congress. He’s running against Niki, and doing so in a pretty smart way.
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She wants to be the incumbent? Fine, then she’s answerable for every complaint voters have about Congress.
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Smooth move on Finegold’s part. I’m impressed with whoever’s doing his media.
Im surprised that this race is still captivating BMGers. The race between, all four of the “BMG” Democrats are incredibly progressive and essentially agree on the issues with minute differences that will not be relevant. I am surprised they have yet to unify behind a single candidate yet considering that Miceli the conservative Democrat actually has a considerable built in constituency and if the liberals divide their vote by four he could win a plurality and be the dark horse candidate.
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You heard it here first.
You heard it here first.
He doesn’t break six.