he would have had to have a campaign to address that campaign's future.

Chafee can just go home. No one noticed he was running.

Hopefully, he will just wise up and realize he would be much more effective for the country if he picks a topic (ie. campaign finance, marijuana legalization) and runs with it as fast and hard as he can.

or anything. It just seems like you're not clear on why it is used.

N/T means "no text." In other words, there is no message in the body of the post and you can read everything the poster has to say by just reading the subject line.

I personally prefer to write "eom," which means "end of message."

If there is something I failed to understand here then I am sorry. I just wanted to give you a heads up in case you were confused as to how that phrase is normally used here at DU.

I added more when I sat back down and forgot to remove the n/t. My apologies.

I was on board with that. Reagan ended that project, still irks me. However, I'm not a single issue voter.

If we don't adopt the metric system America won't be a superpower anymore!

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n/t means "no text."

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was not in the title line, where I've seen it other times.

With only 3 candidates (as opposed to the Republicans' 15), I think six debates are not just enough ... they might be too many.

I'm sure some people here will make fun of him for his low polling but at least he was one of the few people actually willing to challenge Queen Hillary in the primary, unlike dozens of asshat politicians in the Democratic party who seem to think she's fucking entitled to the nomination and are perfectly willing to let her just waltz into it with no opposition. This is the biggest joke of a primary I've ever seen and it makes me sick.

but now the kicker...

who wouldn't?

Instead, Chafee says it and no one notices.

He's ... strange. But I think good hearted.
That's a big thing for me.

i wondered if he had any teeth. When I did see them, it appeared to me that his teeth are too small for his mouth. (?) Other than that superficial impression, I gave him points for cheerfully soldiering on in Mission Impossible.

when Democrats are actually able to see the writing on the wall and bow out gracefully, while Republicans hang in there against all odds and all common sense.

And that was Lincoln Chafee.

Just sayin'.

You mean the guy all the way to the right with the 1970's hair parted down the middle who was in desperate need of some chapstick the night of the debate....? That guy!? I hear I have more money in the bank than he does!

So now we have:

Clinton
O'Malley
Sanders

What (if anything) is going on with Lessig-- the HLS Prof who wants to run on getting money out of politics? Did not get into the debate -- but it seems the issue (a good one ) hasn't been picked up by anyone else still running -- though it's pretty clearly on Sanders' radar.

Too pie-in-the-sky for prime time politicking?

Any interest in this topic here?