South Carolina pushes possible deal for first-four states to move up together

If Arizona wants to move up its primary, the first-four states may jump ahead of it together.

South Carolina Republican Party chairman Chad Connelly told NBC News the South Carolina GOP is working on an arrangement for the other three carve-out states -- Iowa, New Hampshire, and Florida -- to move as a bloc ahead of Arizona. But it's not a done deal in Florida.

As mentioned in First Thoughts today, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer might announce tomorrow that she’s moving her state’s primary up to Jan 31 -- a violation of the RNC’s rule that only the traditional first four “carve-out” states can hold their contests before March 6th.

Brewer said yesterday that such a move would give her state “the spotlight for the West.”

If Brewer does, in fact, move the primary up (state law requires her to announce her decision by Saturday), that would force the other states to push their contests into January in order to retain their RNC-sanctioned early voting status.

Iowa GOP Chairman Matt Strawn was quoted in Politico earlier this month as saying, “The date may change, but the order won’t.”

This agreement would “calm the waters” among the states, Connelly said, and allow Florida to be the first state after the RNC-sanctioned early four contests, without the threat of being leapfrogged by Arizona.

South Carolina would also retain its “first-in-the-South” primary status without having to worry about Florida trying to steal its spotlight.

Florida Republican Party spokesman Brian Hughes said, however, that any such conversations are currently moot as the state’s primary selection committee -- made up of nine appointees, three each from Gov. Rick Scott, state House Speaker Dean Cannon and Senate President Mike Haridopolos -- has not even been formed yet. The committee has until Oct. 1 to announce the state’s primary date.

Meanwhile, South Carolina gives the party chairman the authority to change its primary date, so Connelly can unilaterally decide when to hold it.

“There is no way for the chairman of the party or the governor to stand up in front of anyone and say, 'Here’s the date',” Hughes told NBC News. He added, however, that Florida Republicans want the state to have “the earliest possible date that reflects how important this state is” not just in the primary, but also the general election.

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a violation of the RNC’s rule that only the traditional first four “carve-out” states can hold their contests before March 6th...

Why would the wicked witch of the West start to play by the rules now?

After all, her state is holding a raffle for a gun similiar to the one used by Jared Laughtner (sp?) in the Gabby Giffords shooting...

The ONLY thing that surprises me is that they didn't ask Jared to autograph it!

How despicable can these RWNJ's get?

  • 23 votes
#1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 12:57 PM EDT

So given Obama's track record on standing up for himself, if Boehner demands Obama resign this instant, would he?

Oh Feisty - what does the raffle of a Glock have to do with anything, and where can I sign up?

  • 6 votes
#1.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:10 PM EDT

Spanky-

Why not have the GOP resign their War on Voting? FYI: a raffle on Jared Laughtner's gun is an insult to Gabriel Giffords and a dog whistle for the lynch mob in the T-nuttier Party.

In a campaign supported by the Koch brothers, Republicans are working to prevent millions of Democrats from voting next year

Just as Dixiecrats once used poll taxes and literacy tests to bar black Southerners from voting, a new crop of GOP governors and state legislators has passed a series of seemingly disconnected measures that could prevent millions of students, minorities, immigrants, ex-convicts and the elderly from casting ballots. "What has happened this year is the most significant setback to voting rights in this country in a century," says Judith Browne-Dianis, who monitors barriers to voting as co-director of the Advancement Project, a civil rights organization based in Washington, D.C.

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/the-gop-war-on-voting-20110830

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Through the corporate-funded American Legislative Exchange Council, (ALEC)global corporations and state politicians vote behind closed doors to try to rewrite state laws that govern your rights. These so-called "model bills" reach into almost every area of American life and often directly benefit huge corporations. Through ALEC, corporations have "a VOICE and a VOTE" on specific changes to the law that are then proposed in your state. DO YOU?

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This is not the United States Abraham Lincoln, Dr Martin L King Jr, civil rights groups, and our brave service men and women gave their lives to for us to be free. Freedom means having the ability to vote.

If you want to live in Jim Crow and pre-civil right days, that's your business . Real Americans don't

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#1.2 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:16 PM EDT

Hey Bev -- I just heard that Dick Durbin is calling for hearings next week on the ALEC bullsh!t!

One more reason, I LOVE my Senator!

They KNOW they can't win in 2012 with the current crop of crazies SO time for some good fashion old voter suppression.

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#1.3 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:22 PM EDT

Oh Nooooo - anthoer boogey-man we have to watch out for. ALEC.

So BEV. is ALEC better or evil-er than Koch Industries?

Also who is advocating for Jim Crow dear? You might want to venture of to other Libbie websites - they are literally calling for Obama's head today. Does that make them racist?

I wonder if Feisty loves both her fine senators?

  • 6 votes
#1.4 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:30 PM EDT

Be careful with that Glock Spankster you might shoot yourself. Remember the only safety on that piece is in the trigger.

  • 10 votes
#1.5 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:32 PM EDT

As a matter of fact I'm planning on picking up a Kel-Tec PF-9 this weekend.

I was not a glock fan until recently when a buddy got, co-incidentally a Glock 19. Man, it sure does shoot nice and is a sound gun.

Looking for something a little smaller. Got a P-11, but the trigger pull sucks. Hoping the PF-9, a new design is better. And heck at $250, it's a deal.

  • 2 votes
#1.6 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:44 PM EDT

Spanky's favorite right-to-work state, South Carolina, should probably look to its unemployment problem (it currently ranks third in unemployment, right between those hapless union states Michigan and California) before it worries about its positioning in the Presidential primary.

http://money.cnn.com/news/economy/storysupplement/state_unemployment_rates/?iid=EL

If job creation conditions are so good in South Carolina, Spanky, without all that nasty union interference, then where are all those jobs?

By the way, as both Bev and I have posted here before, and others, too, ALEC is no mere bogeyman, unless you are willing to say that Milton Friedman was a crackpot -- but that's what ALEC's drones, like Spanky, want everyone to think.

  • 16 votes
#1.7 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:52 PM EDT

Lets all of us Good Progressives make sure that we vote in our states Republican-Tea Potty primary.

  • 7 votes
#1.8 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:05 PM EDT

Wow spanky you sure like the cheap crap don't ya. If you want something really nice, look for a Colt light weight Combat Commander in 38 super. Don't make em any more. Always hated 9mm. The worst mistake the U.S. armed forces ever made was to go with the Baretta.

  • 7 votes
#1.9 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:06 PM EDT

Feisty, what is the machination that you always have the first quote on FirstRead NBC???

  • 1 vote
#1.10 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:13 PM EDT

Richard with all the problems in the world and that is what concerns you?

I have been first, you figure it out if you are so smart.

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#1.11 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:25 PM EDT

I don't know why all the primaries aren't held at the same time. That has always been something that I didn't like. In 2000 I would have liked to support Libby Dole, but by the time the Illinois primary came up, she wasn't even on the ballot.

Why would the wicked witch of the West start to play by the rules now?

I didn't see Pelosi mentioned in this article.

    #1.12 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:52 PM EDT

    I do like cheap. I'm as cheap as they come Torpedo.

    One of my current favorite is my Hi-point 9mm. Oh and I have a 9mm carbine that is a hoot.

    But this is just anther "car" gun [and I have several cars]. Don't want to leave the good stuff laying around in case of theft.

    And I love 9mm. I picked one size of ammo a long time ago. Keeps it much simpler.

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    #1.13 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 3:56 PM EDT

    hey Bev:

    I wish my ancestors would have picked their own cotton!

    • 1 vote
    #1.14 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 4:10 PM EDT

    Picking cotton is easy. It's removing the seeds that used to be a bitch. Then along came ol' Eli and his machine.

      #1.15 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 8:12 PM EDT

      A few states should not decide who the candidate is. With today’s technology all states should have there primary on the same day and then have a runoff of the top two.

      • 1 vote
      #1.16 - Sat Sep 3, 2011 4:36 PM EDT
      Reply

      I wish all of my fellow Democrats would cut back on their daily dose of "Morning Joe!"

      • 12 votes
      Reply#2 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 12:58 PM EDT

      Well, I meant to finish with he's the "I used to be in Congress" blowhard that doesn't let a guest disagree with him - doesn't speak for everyone though he really tries - and if he can't speak for them, he'll talk OVER them! All this baloney of WWHD? She didn't get elected and there's no way of knowing if she would've beat McCain. Get over it!

      • 4 votes
      #2.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:08 PM EDT

      I just returned from a 2 week tour in Europe and I can't tell you how refreshing it was to just have "normal" journalism-type news there. Mostly CNN international. But the absence of the daily ups and downs of the presidential politics was wonderful.

      It seems like the media has become totally obsessed with 2012. When do we start focusing on fixing the problems in our country in 2011 rather than just wondering who will win in 2012? And after 2012, won't the speculation about 2016 begin?

      • 8 votes
      #2.2 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:24 PM EDT

      Ursula-279622

      I wish all of my fellow Democrats would cut back on their daily dose of "Morning Joe!"

      Ursula, I stop watching Cheeto JOE during the campaign. The only way I'll catch him is if I left the TV on because I'm too sleepy fumbling for my remote or my husband will turn him on for the jokes of the day.

      • 3 votes
      #2.3 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:28 PM EDT

      Colorado Crenshaw - you lucky duck! Like you I'm getting sick of the over-hyped news we get here. But you've got to consider that it's really not news at all - it's entertainment and they'll do whatever it takes to get a following. Make a story out of nothing, in fact - like the dispute over scheduling the President's speech.

      • 5 votes
      #2.4 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:35 PM EDT

      Ursula, you'd be hard pressed to find anyone on tv or radio these days that doesn't talk over guests. The days of open forums where all ideas are discussed and weighed are over. Now, it's the loudest voice who wins.

      • 2 votes
      #2.5 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:11 PM EDT

      my husband will turn him on for the jokes of the day.

      You mean his entire show isn't the joke of the day? News to me.

      • 4 votes
      #2.6 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:16 PM EDT

      I agree GOP Undecided that has really become the norm these days, and it drives me crazy. I guess I'm just older and not used to that. The only one I give a pass on is Chris Matthews he does it A LOT but with him its less "I don't want you to answer" and more "I keep expanding and elaborating on my question". Its still annoying but I don't think he's actually trying to be a jerk. Its sad though because he can ask some really good questions. Whenever he does that I'm always thinking "That's a great question Chris now please restrain yourself and lets hear the answer!"

      • 1 vote
      #2.7 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 5:01 PM EDT
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      rickster69Deleted

      This right to work state wants politicians responsive to the needs of hard working citizens not special interest groups

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      Reply#4 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:35 PM EDT

      So Madison,

      You now speak for New York. Not so much dear.

      • 1 vote
      #4.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:21 PM EDT

      That's the funniest post I have read today, a real knee slapper, you want your state to be responsive to the whims of the rich at the expense of the hard working citizen. Why don't you cats post what you really want, "I want everyone to work for slave wages and no benefits, except for me of course" just go ahead and say it, everyone knows that's what you are thinking anyway.

      • 6 votes
      #4.2 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:25 PM EDT

      A right to work state means right to be fired for any or no reason.

      • 3 votes
      #4.3 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 4:12 PM EDT

      The state of Georgia is a right to work state, that's why the unemployment rate is 9.9%. It is not a right to work but a right to work for whatever wages the employee wants to pay and the right to get fired for any reason. It is the right for an employer to deduct the cost of a background check and drug test from your paycheck and you have to sign paperwork to consent to that or you are ineligible to be considered as a potential candidate for that employer. It is the right for an employer to force you to use a payroll card, even if you have a personal banking account. And this payroll card has all sorts of fees attached such as a monthly maintenance fee, a minimum account balance fee and so on. Right to Work is far from what it seems.

      • 1 vote
      #4.4 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 8:30 PM EDT
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      As a concervative I would love to see Arizona leap frog Iowa and New Hampshire in the nomination process. I am very tired of blue states adding momentum to rino candidates.

      • 1 vote
      Reply#5 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 1:54 PM EDT

      But now with the elimination of the RNC winner-take-all rule all the states have a voice and it will be a long race much like the Democrats.

      • 5 votes
      #5.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:02 PM EDT
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      Reply#6 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:06 PM EDT

      Bev,

      I think that every effort should be extended to prevent voter fraud in every state, i.e. cracking down on voter intimidation and gerrymandering, producing paper ballot backup capability to the automated voting system, etc., this *is* 2011! NO one should be without some kind of photo ID nowadays. It seems that I'm frequently having to show mine for so many transactions now as do all my friends and colleagues... The point always missed in these debates is that you don't have to have a drivers license... All DMV's in every state issue non-driver ID's to non-drivers using the same methods

      • 1 vote
      #6.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:57 PM EDT

      thetotas Here in SoCal I am constantly showing my id. I was just at Loma Linda and had to show my id to see me wife who is awaiting surgery. While I am standing there others just walked by wothout showing theirs and they were almost all hispanic. When I questioned the employee at the front about it, his reply was we were told not to ask for their id's. I certainly would not want that to happen at a polling place.

      • 1 vote
      #6.2 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 3:07 PM EDT
      rickster69Deleted

      Rickster?

      Did Mickey and/or Minnie Mouse, or Goofy, have to show a picture ID to vote in Ohio in 2008, even though ACORN marked the registration petitions they submitted as suspect? I hear they signed up to get one or more voter registration cards in various registration drives in Ohio in 2008.

      But yes, making sure that every voter has a picture ID issued by the government will make sure that Mickey and/or Minnie Mouse, or Goofy, can't vote in person, but it doesn't make sure they can't vote by absentee ballot.

      Oh, and isn't it the registrar of voting (or other official) to make sure all applications are reviewed to make sure only properly registered people are issued a voter registration card? Weren't most of the registrars of voting in Ohio in 2008 a member of the GOOPer Party? They didn't do their job, and thus Mickey and/or Minnie Mouse, or Goofy, voted one time for each registration card they presented?

        #6.4 - Mon Sep 5, 2011 2:25 AM EDT
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        I would like to see a shorter primary season, and more time to match the nominees against each other.    Maybe just four or five "super regional" primaries to settle nominiations.

          Reply#7 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:07 PM EDT

          Good, get the GOP primaries over with - I won't miss this "wacky pack" touring the country...

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          Reply#8 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:13 PM EDT

          Nah, want a good long primary so the country gets a good look at these wackos as they try to out tea-crazy each other.

          I want the whole country to know that the whole gang of rich presidential hopefuls want to kill your social security and raise your middle class taxes to protect the rich.

          A sea of blue is the only thing that will stop the republican opposition to everything for America. Vote out the republicans that have signed a pledge with Norquist to kill America for the rich.

          Obama 2012

          • 6 votes
          #8.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:37 PM EDT
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          South Carolina, Iowa and NH???

          Who FFFing cares??? And I own property in NH!

            Reply#9 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:16 PM EDT

            is it on Lake Winisquam?

              #9.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 4:12 PM EDT
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              Since it’s a strange setting and akin to Selma, AL in 1965 fighting for the right to vote.

              which the dems fought against and filibusted. Dems did not want the civil rights act passed

              • 2 votes
              Reply#10 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:18 PM EDT

              sonmanvb And one of those southern democrats that voted against the civil rights act was Al Gores daddy. I'll bet his son holds the same views, he just covers it up better.

                #10.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 3:09 PM EDT

                richard-1957365?

                Like father, like son?

                Always? And forever?

                Then why was TR registered as a Republican, and FDR registered as a Democrat? After all, they were distant cousins on the paternal side of each, so that means they had a common ancestor.

                Like father, like son? Always?

                With NO exceptions? Ever?

                  #10.2 - Mon Sep 5, 2011 2:31 AM EDT
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                  I got a great idea.

                  Let's have EVERY state have their primaries on the SAME DAY as every other state !!

                  .

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                  Reply#11 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:30 PM EDT

                  How about we just force the order of primaries to be completely randomized with no two states going on the same day. And push the whole mess to within 9 months of the actual election. And apply this to all parties.

                  There is no good reason for any one state to go first. Why shouldn't states like Alaska or North Dakota get to set the tone for the primaries?

                    Reply#12 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:33 PM EDT

                    Why go through the formalities? Rick Perry has got it sewn up unless he implodes between now and S.C.

                      Reply#13 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:44 PM EDT

                      Mav - read his book he already has imploded - don't think he'll get Grandma's vote

                      • 1 vote
                      #13.1 - Sat Sep 3, 2011 1:01 AM EDT
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                      Dems did not want the civil rights act passed

                      Sure...

                      And the Iraq war is "Obama's war"...

                      And Trickle Down created more jobs and was the greatest economic boost in U.S. history ...

                      And W. did not create any of our nation's overwhelming debt...

                      And President Clinton did not balance the federal budget nor create a surplus...

                      And the SCOTUS did not give W. the White House in 2000... "...was it all just a dream?"

                      BEWARE!!!

                      Election season RNC re-write of history underway!

                      Read this Republican party wingnut and teanut garbage, spin and sales pitch at your own risk. They will swear you must be stupid if you say you saw what you saw happen; you HAVE to say you saw something different, something that conincides with their platform talking points. Never mind the facts, and FORGET ABOU TRUTH. Republicans want the White House back - they were in hog heaven with W as president (shudder!) - and have sworn to return America to THAT!

                      • 3 votes
                      Reply#14 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 2:47 PM EDT

                      Stupid, you really show how stupid you really are with your lack of history knowledge. Wow, good reply to that one. You once told me that the economy was in a depression during all of Reagan's term too right? Your right we do need to pour more money into the education system--what a failure it was with you. I bet you think good ole Abe Lincoln was a democrat too dont you.

                        #14.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 4:46 PM EDT

                        you think good ole Abe Lincoln was a democrat too dont you.

                        No, but I do think he was nothing like YOU and the other t-baggers....

                        You truly do suffer from disjointedlogic don't you Kirk. (A statement, not a question.)

                        NOTE:

                        JUST BECAUSE I REFUSE TO ACCEPT YOUR UNFOUNDED, UNSUPPORTED, UNTRUE SPIN AS FACT CERTAINLY DOES NOT INDICATE "LACK OF HISTORY KNOWLEDGE." Get it through your dense skull....just because YOU say it, does not make it fact.

                        I know how disappointed and confused you become when anyone calls out your lies, half-truths, and RNC rehetoric instead of blindly accepting what you say, and for that I have to say...

                        TOO BAD! Get over yourself.

                        p.s.

                        Your post indicates YOU do believe and adhere to the statements in my post...

                        imbecillic!

                        • 2 votes
                        #14.2 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 4:58 PM EDT

                        p.p.s. Kirk -

                        Thank you very much for proving my original point:

                        They will swear you must be stupid if you say you saw what you saw happen; you HAVE to say you saw something different, something that conincides with their platform talking points. Never mind the facts, and FORGET ABOU TRUTH.

                          #14.3 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 5:04 PM EDT

                          Your right Stupid, the history books are wrong and your version is correct. My bad.

                            #14.4 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 5:07 PM EDT

                            ?????????????????

                            Please show me a history book which proves or at minimum even supports your statement.

                            Be specific please.... explain my "version" and how it is wrong.

                            You make absolutely NO sense whatever.

                              #14.5 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 5:08 PM EDT

                              Who cares which state goes first, it does not determine who will be the winner in any primary.

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                              #14.6 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 8:34 PM EDT

                              Best I've seen FDR - saying to the Republicans - I know you hate me I embrace your hate - come and get me - I added the last line

                              Next speech - Oh yes the Republicans will take care of your Social Security, just trust us - we can do better than this President and it will not cost you a dime - all said with a smile - actually as a child and hearing his later speech's during WW11 - I think that was his last smile

                                #14.7 - Sat Sep 3, 2011 1:06 AM EDT
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                                We know that the fact that the stimulus was a success does not fit the Republican narrative.

                                But what's important is that it doesn't fit the media's narrative.

                                The success of the stimulus is one of the most under-reported, yet most important, news events at this time of economic crisis.

                                How can Americans make informed decisions when the media deliberately hides the facts, and instead reports talking points?

                                • 5 votes
                                Reply#15 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 3:21 PM EDT

                                the most important question about these political machinations is should anyone give a damn ??? the answer of course is no !!! the republican/tea party represents a small segment of the electorate despite getting the majority of the press !!!

                                • 2 votes
                                Reply#16 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 4:01 PM EDT

                                who gives a flip when the primaries are held? I am a DEM and I can't vote in the Rep's primary, but I will vote REP in 2012. Obama one and done! He's toast, a little darker than I like mine.

                                  Reply#17 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 4:15 PM EDT

                                  You can vote in the Republican primary, just like the RepukliCONS vote in the Democrat primary to try and screw up their votes. Go on in and vote for those least likely to win! Learn to play the game like they do!

                                  Besides if your going to vote RepukliCON in 2012, your just that stupid anyway and probably NOT a Democrat in real life

                                  • 1 vote
                                  #17.1 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 5:09 PM EDT
                                  Reply

                                  Hey RepukliCONS, a better idea would be to move the primary to the day after the last election... that way your ALWYAS campaigning.

                                  • 1 vote
                                  Reply#18 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 5:07 PM EDT
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                                  how about having the primaries day after the elections you know after we wake up the next day and realize we made a mistake Let's get the primaries going 365 days a year PULEZZZZ two years between election is just not long enough

                                    Reply#19 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 5:49 PM EDT

                                    Screw the first four. None of them matter as a state anyway. All the primarys should be on the same day just like the General election for all states.

                                    • 1 vote
                                    Reply#20 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 6:26 PM EDT

                                    Johnathon,

                                    I think Florida is viewed as a very important state. Yes, by having all the primaries on the exact same day, Those of us in the later states would have the same selection as all the early states have now.

                                    Example, let's say Michelle drops out before the primary in my state. But I really liked her and would have voted for her.

                                      Reply#21 - Fri Sep 2, 2011 8:18 PM EDT

                                      The people are the problem they want to be screwed some more they still beleive these idiots are working for them. SAD!

                                        Reply#22 - Sat Sep 3, 2011 12:10 AM EDT

                                        Bev - good news - Joe Walsh has been redistricted out - he no longer lives in District 8 - he barely tweeked by winning - living in his office in DC - and best of all the Democrat going for his seat is awesome - actually any Democrat is more capable then this twit - Do you know what this idiot said today only "Heads of States" can address Congress - Sorry little - don't support you're children nothing- Obama is the "Head of our State" plus our Commander -in- Chief", one more year of this whining self centered mouse and he will be gone.

                                          Reply#23 - Sat Sep 3, 2011 12:59 AM EDT

                                          Geez! Some states will try ANYTHING to get Palin to drive her bus through their state!

                                          • 2 votes
                                          Reply#24 - Sat Sep 3, 2011 11:16 AM EDT

                                          So now we will have a southern bunch of hicks setting the political stage? Right up teanut alley, huh?

                                          • 1 vote
                                          Reply#25 - Sat Sep 3, 2011 12:11 PM EDT

                                          Cool it with doing primaries earlier.  If the nominees are decided by the end of January,  what on  earth will the talking heads have  to talk about between  then and the actual campaigns?

                                            Reply#26 - Sat Sep 3, 2011 12:26 PM EDT
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