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Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:01 am
by RedWingFan
Fact Finder wrote:If you're interested......Polls close in Oh in 1/2 hour.

Let's go Hillary, Let's go. *clap**clap*

Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:04 am
by Rick
Fact Finder wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:If you're interested......Polls close in Oh in 1/2 hour.

Let's go Hillary, Let's go. *clap**clap*


Seriously, where I live is major Repub. Major. Lots of people took the Dem ballot and voted for Hillary.


Wow, that speaks volumes.

Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:12 am
by DerriD
Fact Finder wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:If you're interested......Polls close in Oh in 1/2 hour.

Let's go Hillary, Let's go. *clap**clap*


Seriously, where I live is major Repub. Major. Lots of people took the Dem ballot and voted for Hillary.


If you don't mind my asking, what state do you live in? Where I'm at (NC) you have to be a registered Dem to vote in a Dem primary and a registered Rep to vote in the Rep primary. You're just shit out of luck if you are an independent or a third party person.

Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:15 am
by Luvsaugeri
Fact Finder wrote:
Rick wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:If you're interested......Polls close in Oh in 1/2 hour.

Let's go Hillary, Let's go. *clap**clap*


Seriously, where I live is major Repub. Major. Lots of people took the Dem ballot and voted for Hillary.


Wow, that speaks volumes.


They are running out of Dem ballots. It's all over the news here.


I know I am registered Republican and I took a Dem ballot.

So did the person in front of me....

Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:16 am
by nolippin
I read somewhere that Reps want Hillary to get the nomination only because they think that McCain can beat her. Could that be the main reason for the crossover?



Fact Finder wrote:
Rick wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:If you're interested......Polls close in Oh in 1/2 hour.

Let's go Hillary, Let's go. *clap**clap*


Seriously, where I live is major Repub. Major. Lots of people took the Dem ballot and voted for Hillary.


Wow, that speaks volumes.


They are running out of Dem ballots. It's all over the news here.

Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:17 am
by RedWingFan
nolippin wrote:I read somewhere that Reps want Hillary to get the nomination only because they think that McCain can beat her. Could that be the main reason for the crossover?

Bingo. It's certainly not because of her loveable personality. :lol:

Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:18 am
by Luvsaugeri
Fact Finder wrote:
DerriD wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Fact Finder wrote:If you're interested......Polls close in Oh in 1/2 hour.

Let's go Hillary, Let's go. *clap**clap*


Seriously, where I live is major Repub. Major. Lots of people took the Dem ballot and voted for Hillary.


If you don't mind my asking, what state do you live in? Where I'm at (NC) you have to be a registered Dem to vote in a Dem primary and a registered Rep to vote in the Rep primary. You're just shit out of luck if you are an independent or a third party person.


In Ohio. We can vote for who we want regardless of affiliation. In fact we just register to vote they don't ask what party which is really cool. It adds a bit to freedom that some states lack.


I live in Ohio too and I am registered Republican. I had to sign a paper stating I wanted to switch to a Democratic ballot today.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:20 am
by RedWingFan
Only good thing about Ohio is Cedar Point....How long til summer? :D

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:21 am
by Luvsaugeri
RedWingFan wrote:Only good thing about Ohio is Cedar Point....How long til summer? :D


I won't comment on Michigan......;)

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:22 am
by RedWingFan
Luvsaugeri wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:Only good thing about Ohio is Cedar Point....How long til summer? :D


I won't comment on Michigan......;)

Hey, we're fighting for the highest unemployment rate in the country. :roll: See my location to the left further explanation.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:24 am
by ProgRocker53
RedWingFan wrote:
Luvsaugeri wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:Only good thing about Ohio is Cedar Point....How long til summer? :D


I won't comment on Michigan......;)

Hey, we're fighting for the highest unemployment rate in the country. :roll: See my location to the left further explanation.


Dude, I've applied to 23 jobs in the past two months and haven't gotten a SINGLE call back...

....this sucks so much.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:26 am
by bluejeangirl76
ProgRocker53 wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Luvsaugeri wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:Only good thing about Ohio is Cedar Point....How long til summer? :D


I won't comment on Michigan......;)

Hey, we're fighting for the highest unemployment rate in the country. :roll: See my location to the left further explanation.


Dude, I've applied to 23 jobs in the past two months and haven't gotten a SINGLE call back...

....this sucks so much.


I can probably double that number. :cry: :roll:
Was beginning to believe it was me, then I heard the same story from several others.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:26 am
by ProgRocker53
Fact Finder wrote:
I live in Ohio too and I am registered Republican. I had to sign a paper stating I wanted to switch to a Democratic ballot today.


Wow, at my polling place they asked Dem or Pub and gave you the ballot. I gave my drivers license and signed a log book that had my name and signature there for inspection. Nothing about party even came up, "What ballot do you want?"


Same here.

Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:28 am
by EightyRock
[quote="nolippin"]I read somewhere that Reps want Hillary to get the nomination only because they think that McCain can beat her. Could that be the main reason for the crossover?

That could definitely be one reason. Maybe another reason is people are starting to figure out that Obama is all talk and no substance. The polls taken in Ohio & Texas showed that a majority think Hillary is more qualified for the office. Maybe the voting is beginning to reflect that.

I still don't think McCain will win, even if Hillary is nominated instead of Obama. Too many people are not going to tolerate more years of Bush style politics with McCain. There will be a Democrat in the White House next. You can take that to the bank. :D

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:28 am
by ProgRocker53
bluejeangirl76 wrote:
ProgRocker53 wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Luvsaugeri wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:Only good thing about Ohio is Cedar Point....How long til summer? :D


I won't comment on Michigan......;)

Hey, we're fighting for the highest unemployment rate in the country. :roll: See my location to the left further explanation.


Dude, I've applied to 23 jobs in the past two months and haven't gotten a SINGLE call back...

....this sucks so much.


I can probably double that number. :cry: :roll:
Was beginning to believe it was me, then I heard the same story from several others.


I've applied to everything from government jobs and state jobs, to delivery and factory/warehouse jobs, to food service and sales....

Not ONE call back.

It's depressing when not even Taco Bell, McDonalds, or Burger King will give you an interview.

I can't figure it all out, I have a solid employment record, good references, some college education, loads of charisma.... haha...

Re: Primary results..TX, Ohio, Vermont, R.I.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:31 am
by nolippin
He definitly didn't do well when the press started asking some tough questions. Too bad they waited so late to start.



EightyRock wrote:
nolippin wrote:I read somewhere that Reps want Hillary to get the nomination only because they think that McCain can beat her. Could that be the main reason for the crossover?

That could definitely be one reason. Maybe another reason is people are starting to figure out that Obama is all talk and no substance. The polls taken in Ohio & Texas showed that a majority think Hillary is more qualified for the office. Maybe the voting is beginning to reflect that.

I still don't think McCain will win, even if Hillary is nominated instead of Obama. Too many people are not going to tolerate more years of Bush style politics with McCain. There will be a Democrat in the White House next. You can take that to the bank. :D

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:40 am
by Rockindeano
Fact Finder, spare us. Yeah Rush said to go out and vote Hillary.

This massive Democratic wave is just that. This will be what it's like in the General Election. A massive landslide and a massive wake up call.

Every state thus far, and granted McCain has no real opponent, but even before that, Democratic ballots are far outnumbering GOP ballots. It's not even up for debate. it is lock stock and barrel.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 12:25 pm
by Rockindeano
RWF, here in California, on MSNBC and Faux News, there are ads for the State of Michigan...I shit you not. "Come to Michigan, a pro business state with a business friendly government that will help blah blah blah." I kid you not. Seen is at least 5 times today alone.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 12:28 pm
by conversationpc
Rockindeano wrote:RWF, here in California, on MSNBC and Faux News, there are ads for the State of Michigan...I shit you not. "Come to Michigan, a pro business state with a business friendly government that will help blah blah blah." I kid you not. Seen is at least 5 times today alone.


Pro Business state??? :lol:

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 12:30 pm
by conversationpc
ProgRocker53 wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Luvsaugeri wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:Only good thing about Ohio is Cedar Point....How long til summer? :D


I won't comment on Michigan......;)

Hey, we're fighting for the highest unemployment rate in the country. :roll: See my location to the left further explanation.


Dude, I've applied to 23 jobs in the past two months and haven't gotten a SINGLE call back...

....this sucks so much.


Have you called any of them back or followed up at all? Only submitting resumes and not following up yourself is going to make it a lot harder. You have show more initiative.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 12:39 pm
by tj
Rockindeano wrote:RWF, here in California, on MSNBC and Faux News, there are ads for the State of Michigan...I shit you not. "Come to Michigan, a pro business state with a business friendly government that will help blah blah blah." I kid you not. Seen is at least 5 times today alone.


Actor Jeff Daniels from Dumb and Dumber has been doing those same radio spots for several years in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas.

I worked for a large national company for 10 years. About 5 years ago, they bought a well known competitor out of bankruptcy. Within 1 year, my company had moved as many jobs as they could out of California to Texas. High wages and the costs of state labor law implementation made it uneconomical to keep the jobs in CA (at least that was their perspective). They looked at Michigan and several other states who offered lower wages, tax breaks, etc. to get the jobs.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 12:44 pm
by tj
ProgRocker53 wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:
Luvsaugeri wrote:
RedWingFan wrote:Only good thing about Ohio is Cedar Point....How long til summer? :D


I won't comment on Michigan......;)

Hey, we're fighting for the highest unemployment rate in the country. :roll: See my location to the left further explanation.


Dude, I've applied to 23 jobs in the past two months and haven't gotten a SINGLE call back...

....this sucks so much.




When I have posted a job opening in the paper or on the internet, I have frequently gotten 250+ resume's within a few days - for one position. It's too easy for people to email an application or resume', even when they have NO qualifications for a position.

I am not suggesting that is what you are doing, only pointing out that for a hiring manager, it is tough to wade through every applicant. Usually, they pick the first 3 - 5 that seem to be good candidates, interview and hire. The remaining 245 don't even get looked at unless they are specifically forwarded by someone who knows the hiring manager.

Not saying it's right, just frequently the way it happens. :?

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:03 pm
by conversationpc
Just now listening to the end of McCains speech after wrapping up the nomination...Does anyone else think his wife looks like some kind of demonic being? I'm just sayin'...

:lol:

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:04 pm
by SteveForever
conversationpc wrote:Just now listening to the end of McCains speech after wrapping up the nomination...Does anyone else think his wife looks like some kind of demonic being? I'm just sayin'...

:lol:


my high school son said the same thing, its her grey eyes, she's actually very pretty up close...

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:05 pm
by RossValoryRocks
Rockindeano wrote:RWF, here in California, on MSNBC and Faux News, there are ads for the State of Michigan...I shit you not. "Come to Michigan, a pro business state with a business friendly government that will help blah blah blah." I kid you not. Seen is at least 5 times today alone.


Michigan has the highest corporate taxes, and some of the most restrictive business regulations in the country...they are anything but business friendly.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:07 pm
by Rockindeano
RossValoryRocks wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:RWF, here in California, on MSNBC and Faux News, there are ads for the State of Michigan...I shit you not. "Come to Michigan, a pro business state with a business friendly government that will help blah blah blah." I kid you not. Seen is at least 5 times today alone.


Michigan has the highest corporate taxes, and some of the most restrictive business regulations in the country...they are anything but business friendly.


That's what I am saying. It really is like they are preying on outside states to go there.

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:08 pm
by RossValoryRocks
Rockindeano wrote:
RossValoryRocks wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:RWF, here in California, on MSNBC and Faux News, there are ads for the State of Michigan...I shit you not. "Come to Michigan, a pro business state with a business friendly government that will help blah blah blah." I kid you not. Seen is at least 5 times today alone.


Michigan has the highest corporate taxes, and some of the most restrictive business regulations in the country...they are anything but business friendly.


That's what I am saying. It really is like they are preying on outside states to go there.


Wait we agree on something?? <faints>

The do have good fishing though!

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:09 pm
by ProgRocker53
I've got this feeling Hillary may win Ohio and RI, but lose the others.

78% of my county voted for Hillary.

It must be a combination of the Reds jumping fences to try and help McCain, and the ignorant backwoods inbred toothless rednecks that hate blacks..

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:16 pm
by nolippin
Drudge is reporting 50% for Obama and 48% for Clinton so far. She has been steadily catching up to him.



ProgRocker53 wrote:I've got this feeling Hillary may win Ohio and RI, but lose the others.

78% of my county voted for Hillary.

It must be a combination of the Reds jumping fences to try and help McCain, and the ignorant backwoods inbred toothless rednecks that hate blacks..

PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:30 pm
by bluejeangirl76
nolippin wrote:Drudge is reporting 50% for Obama and 48% for Clinton so far. She has been steadily catching up to him.



That's true. Now CNN's lates update has them both at 49% in Texas.