Why are we worried about the Dodd endorsement. He got less than 1% of the vote.

[Freida5]

America rejected his message during the campaign.

[Drunken Irishman]

1. You're a failure as a human being.

[bo tox]

38. They Ignored John Glenn's endorsement

he's a little more important than dodd, I think.

[tekisui]

2. That is a very stupid comment.

Your real colors are showing.

[Guava Jelly]

3. He is a super delegate

thats why.

[FrenchieCat]

4. The Hillary campaign is the only failure that I see round here......

[bunnies]

5. Dodd doesnt count.

:rofl: Keep adding to that list!

[Renew Deal]

6. There's so much wrong with your post.

I don't see the Clinton people worried about it. Besides that, Dodd is a great Democrat and added a lot to the debate. He is a principled senator who should be Senate majority leader. So reassess your flame for a minute.

[DB1]

7. Do you have a clue what he has done for this country? n/t

[ProSense]

8. I tend to be wordy, but

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:


This is right up there with a member of Hillary's team comparing Kerry's endorsement to "chicken poop."


The clueless campaign slogs on.

[maximusveritas]

9. America didn't ever hear his message

Obama and Hillary were the only two candidates to get a full hearing in the media. And the only one Americans have been rejecting is Hillary considering the huge advantage she started off with.

[cali]

10. Dodd has been sticking up for YOU and me in the U.S.

Senate, so your contempt for him is revolting. But you should worry. Dodd is a SD. He's a prominent member of Congress. He's well respected by his colleagues, and he opens the door for them to go for Obama that much more. So worry, because hilly is done.

[quinnox]

11. I'm not worried

It is of no consequence the Dodd Endorsement.

Edwards and Gore are the only two big endorsers left that may have some impact but its getting late.

[Alexander]

12. Dodd showed courage placing a hold on the FISA bill. He's more of a success than most...

including you.

[ProSense]

15. Hillary doesn't care, she missed the vote! n/t

[Alexander]

20. Obama voted to support Dodd. Hillary wasn't even "present".

[Quixote1818]

13. Yes, but perhaps 90% of Democrats respect Dodd and may have considered

voting for him. He was one of my top choices but not my first. I still have a great deal of respect and admiration for him.

[otohara]

14. I Am Proud

Chris Dodd is a fine man and a first rate senator. He is no failure, you on the other hand failed to do your homework.

[Debi]

16. Yeah, screw Dodd - he's never done anything for America

Senator Christopher J. 'Chris' Dodd (CT)

Current Office: U.S. Senate
Current District: Senior Seat
Office Seeking: President
First Elected: 11/04/1980
Last Elected: 11/02/2004
Next Election: 2010
Party: Democratic

Background Information Additional Information

Gender: Male
Family: Wife: Jackie Clegg
2 Children: Grace, Christina.
Birth Date: 05/27/1944
Birthplace: Willimantic, CT
Home City: East Haddam, CT
Religion: Catholic

Education:
JD, University of Louisville School of Law, 1972
BA, English Literature, Providence College, 1966.

Professional Experience:
United States Army National Guard, 1968-1975
Volunteer, Peace Corps, Dominican Republic, 1966-1968
Attorney.

Political Experience:
Senator, United States Senate, 1980-present
Representative, United States House of Representatives, District 2, 1975-1981
Former Co-chair, National Democratic Committee.

Organizations:
Member, Council on Foreign Relations.

Caucuses/Non-Legislative Committees:
Founding Member, Children's Caucus
Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Co-Chair, Congressional Privacy Caucus
Democratic Steering and Coordination Committee
Co-Chair, House/Senate International Education Study Group
Technology and Communications Committee.

Committees:
Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs, Chair
Foreign Relations, Member
Health, Education, Labor & Pensions, Member
Joint Committee on the Library, Member
Rules and Administration, Member
Subcommittee on Security and International Trade and Finance, Member

Voting record: http://www.votesmart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=53277

[Muttocracy]

39. yeah, that's only 8 times elected to Congress, 33 yrs experience ;-) nt

[Occam Bandage]

17. The man behind the FISA filibuster now doesn't count.

[bigbrother05]

18. It amazes me that you can just dismiss someone

without a thought process

[Forkboy]

19. And another Dem tossed under the bus because they didn't kiss the ass of one's choice.

Some of you are a total joke.

[Jersey Devil]

21. There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,

than are dreamt of in your philosophy.

[dcindian]

22. Hillary supporters throwing another good dem under the bus

Where the heck is the usual internet gang to stop this nonsense!!! :)

[countingbluecars]

23. I bet you wish you could take this back. n/t

[Raine]

24. Dodd doesn't matter, just like all

the states that Hillary lost don't matter either. :sarcasm:

[Lone_Star_Dem]

25. This is what keeps drawing me back to GDP

Every time I peek back in here there's another silly post like this.

I've seen all the proof I need, today alone, to prove how both sides have about the same number of posters here who are out to do no more than provoke those who support their opposition.

It's like trying not look at a train wreck. I know it's going to be ugly but I still can't help but look.

[kid a]

26. You still have time to edit and take out those last four words.

[Alexander]

33. Looks like the OP did exactly that.

[Mme. Defarge]

27. Kinda like

Iowa, South Carolina, Kansas, Wisconsin, Hawaii, Virginia, et al?

[mrreowwr_kittty]

30. Well, basically any caucus. And any state with open primaries.

And any state with a lot of educated professionals. Or black people. Or young people.

[my3boyz]

28. Super Delegate! :) One at a time............nt

[Yael]

29. He has been a well respected Senator since 1980 who is debunking the "Obama isn't ready" meme

But you run with whatever gets you through the night on it.

:hi:

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

31. It's OK, Freida.

Clinton's going to lose too.

[frylock]

32. whistle a little louder..

you'll be past the graveyard soon enough!

[Inspired]

34. You missed the point. Another colleague going to Obama's corner.

That is what this is about.

[woolldog]

35. He's a party elder.

He, along with Al Gore, Biden, Richardson (with the exception of Edwards since he's not really a Deomcratic heavyweight) can twist arms and apply pressure to the Clinton campaign, probably through Bill, and the other superdelegates.

When they speak, people will listen and it will be over.

[WI_DEM]

36. he's a outstanding Senator who has a lot of influence with many people and a super delegate to boot.

[Window]

37. What an asinine statement.

Typical though when your other posts are considered.

[Bluerthanblue]

40. wow- what a sad statement you make- If you can't use him, he doesn't count?

......
....

?


I wish you healing and peace~

[Piperay]

41. Just write him off and demean him

like everyone or every state that doesn't support Hillary, no wonder she is being defeated.