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Really, no dis to those of us in Guam; we all count, but I can't remember anyone ever talking about Guam and delegates at the same time.

Both Clinton and Obama had campaign offices there and battled for the delegates. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/us/politics/04guam.html?_r=1&ref=guam

...strong equally-matched candidates

The poster I was replying to couldn't believe anyone would campaign in Guam for delegates.

I said I had never heard of it. Now I have.

As someone who is a US citizen in a marginalized district, I applaud his efforts even if I disagree completely with his politics.

Of course, US citizens in Guam already pay no federal taxes (unlike DC). They are already aligned with Romney's agenda.









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Isn't 80% of the population of Guam Air Force members?


BTW- YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH came from the Air Force bases in Guam. Aaron Sorkin's sister was stationed there when there was a gang rape. Sorkin heard of the case and the JAG (attorney) officer's defense - blame the commander for an out of control base - and wrote a play. The JAG officer? it was David Ygleisas - later fired by the Bush administration for not being loyal enough and filing a charge against ACORN in New Mexico.

I stole that line from somebody on HuffPo, but it made me laugh hysterically when I read it.

forever

gonna like that too much! (For those who have seen Prickly City http://www.gocomics.com/pricklycity, the right's "alternative" to Doonesbury.)

At stake - the right to zip up the Guam's delegate's pants before the convention.

But not the perfect height like Michigan's.