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We MOSH'd the vote


Yeah, we did, we MOSH'd the vote yesterday. And we'll MOSH the next vote, too.

The 2008 race will be won in 2007, said Howard Dean this morning, recorded on C-SPAN2. He's right; the candidates must be selected, groomed and funded in 2007.

Yesterday was great, but it is now history, only one battle won. The next fight begins today towards winning this war.

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Phil said…
Congratulations on re-electing Stabenow and Granholm. I was concerned.
11/08/2006 02:51:00 PM
Rayne Today said…
Oh baby, you said a mouthful there. I was downright terrified of that freak becoming governor.

Hence the relative radio silence here in my blog for the last handful of months. Needed to work on creating a different reality here on the ground in MI.

Hope things are well -- and bluer, too -- in your neck of the woods, Phil!
11/08/2006 11:19:00 PM
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