It's a good thing Henry Raymond normally has a smile on his face because it can't be easy serving as Republican presidential contender John McCain's coordinator in heavily Democratic Bristol. See this site to find the coordinators and GOP chairmen in each of Connecticut's 169 towns.
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Hey Steve ..... It ain't easy being a TAXPAYER in Bristol .
ReplyDeleteAt least with such a winning candidate Henrys' job shouldn't be too bad .
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ReplyDeletecluelessanaonwestconndope:
ReplyDeleteThose are items are almost all from the mid 70s. Actually LPs were the norm into the 1980s. Unless one was born before 1973, he/she can't be President anyway. So there's a good chance your polyester and your LPs are too young to be President, just like B. Hussein Obama.
What is he coordinating?
ReplyDeleteHenry Raymond? God help us.
ReplyDeleteWe've already lost...
July 24, 2008 10:12 PM:
ReplyDeleteAgreed!
westconn student: and this is relevant how?
ReplyDeleteHenry Raymond is as hard working as anyone I have ever met. McCain is lucky that Henry has stepped up to be his coordinator in Bristol.
ReplyDeleteGood luck Henry. Don't let the naysayers get you down. They'd rather sit back and whine than actually get involved.
Just stay out of trouble!
ReplyDeletetry to stay out of the police blotters
ReplyDeleteanonwestconnpunk:
ReplyDeleteYou couldn't carry McCain's jock-strap.
Where's my sign Hank?
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ReplyDeleteanonwestconnmoron:
ReplyDeleteYou're not fun. Go away.
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ReplyDeleteBig deal! Gotta have somebody I guess.
ReplyDeleteOnce again a republican't come up with issues or ideas, just name calling. The truth is that McCain is a tired old rerun on the worst president ever! He appeals to the name calling idiots that took over the GOP, like Rush Limbaughnut and Sean Calamity
ReplyDeleteAugust 2, 2008 9:37 AM:
ReplyDeleteTalk about name calling! Also you don't know what you're talking about.
Neither Limbaugh nor Hannity supported McCain in the GOP primaries because he's liberal on too many issues.
The fact is that Bush was a good President (undeniably if you leave out the Iraq War issue). His tax policies saved us from the impending recession in 2000. His economic policies saved us from economic collapse after 9/11 and his appointments to the Supreme Court were extrordinary (albeit with the exception of Harriet Meyers, which may have been just a polictical move).
What is Barak Obama'a plan? Is it to listen to what the Europeans feel is the way the US should be governed. Please we had enough of that with Clinton and we got 9/11. McCain is a well-qualified and great leader who will lead the US in a better way than Obama would.
Sorry, the worse President ever was clearly Jimmy Carter. Barak Hussein Obama is in the same mold as Carter.
ReplyDeleteObama, if elected will be the worst or second worse (behind Carter) President ever.
A vote for McCain is a vote for GW! What could be worse ?
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ReplyDeleteA vote for Obama!
A Republican would vote for anything that wears a Republican banner. You'd thing they would get used to losing.
ReplyDeleteAugust 10, 2008 1:32 PM:
ReplyDeleteOh and the Dumb-o-crats don't? That's why we need a city manager. The majority is too stupid to elect anyone competent.
Crying again Republicant's ??? Poor unhappy souls.
ReplyDeleteSo the incompetents can select someone that they control because they won't give up their power.
ReplyDeleteAnd then, who do you blame???
The Republicans have to learn. "Majority Rules" not them.
ReplyDeleteWhen are you going to get in tune with the rest of the world?
You are talking about your own faceless ,useless republicant's aren't you ?
ReplyDeleteHmmm isn't Raymond the same great Union guy the Republicans were bragging about ?
ReplyDeleteGo Hank, The great Republican Union man !!!!
ReplyDeleteHow come the Republican whiners aren't whining about Raymond the great Union guy ?
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