You are currently browsing the daily archive for January 13, 2010.
…
Health Sector Totals to Candidates
Display: Select a Sector Agribusiness Communications/Electronics Construction Defense Energy/Natural Resources Finance/Insurance/Real Estate Health Lawyers & Lobbyists Transportation Misc Business Labor Ideology/Single-Issue Other
Total to these candidates: $41,912,484 (Dems 66.7% and Repubs 33.1%)
Health
| Obama, Barack |  $19,462,986 |
| McCain, John |  $7,389,547 |
| Clinton, Hillary | $6,397,849 |
| Romney, Mitt | $2,283,350 |
| Giuliani, Rudy | $2,075,197 |
| Paul, Ron | $828,483 |
| Richardson, Bill | $778,170 |
| Edwards, John | $587,941 |
| Thompson, Fred | $537,429 |
| Huckabee, Mike | $491,202 |
| Dodd, Chris | $339,850 |
| Biden, Joe | $283,880 |
| Brownback, Sam | $108,580 |
| Thompson, Tommy | $67,811 |
| Nader, Ralph | $62,251 |
| Kucinich, Dennis | $54,357 |
| Vilsack, Tom | $32,800 |
| Tancredo, Tom | $31,600 |
| Hunter, Duncan | $27,930 |
| Barr, Bob | $22,550 |
| Gilmore, Jim | $15,600 |
| Gravel, Mike | $11,721 |
| Keyes, Alan | $11,600 |
| Baldwin, Chuck | $6,050 |
| McKinney, Cynthia | $3,750 |
…
In the city, TV talk shows are big news
 |
as upstate they talk about the Governor’s reforms
and the Geithner investigation
NY Times gives Harold Ford page one for his “evolving views” (he’s for choice and gay marriage now, doncha know).
The snark in the headline may be due to the fact thet he chose NY Post to air those suddenly convenient views for NY first.
Here’s a paragraph I like:
A Ford campaign could become a delicate subject for the Obama administration, however, which is more reluctant to assert itself in New York politics after failing last year in its effort to elbow Gov. David A. Paterson out of his election bid.
How about his failure to support the black democrat in the Mayoral race against the billionaire Bloomberg?
But the show stopper is the NY Post which revives one of the classics (Ford to the Bronx: Drop Dead) Read the rest of this entry »
Not Your Sweetie 
Recent Comments