Monday, July 16, 2007

Pdittie P is for Plagerize. dittie is because he dittied out my response.



Poor Ian Thomsen. He’s an NBA writer for Sports Illustrated. Clearly he’s a fan of blogs - because he borrowed some material from one recently, and for reasons that remain unknown, he didn’t mention where he got it. And the first rule about stealing is to be careful what you’re taking - Ian found out the hard way.

Above by TheBigLead


WHO PLAGERIZED MY WORK PRODUCT DITTIE you should have at least credited it. Then again everyone already knows it was my work product and you are trying to act like you actually trumped any response. Let us continue or are you a coward?


Let's take your response point by point...
Posted by PDittie in Texas
Sun Jun 24th 2007, 08:39 AM
Say you guys determine who it is, if in fact there is a member....

There's not really any way that I know of that this can be determined, without knowing a person's DU handle being definititevly connected to their real name.

who works for Watts.

It would be a reasonable, appropriate conflict-of-interest disclosure for the person who meets this description.

If you attack him or her

I wouldn't, nor do I believe anyone else who has been on DU for a reasonable length of time would do so. That's not what we're about here.

WATT good will it accomplish

Exactly.

Noriega cannot beat Cornyn

Oh, you're completely wrong about that.

for him to win the Democratic Nomination will mean, we will have Cornyn for 6 more years.

It's a little early to be giving up, isn't it?

WATTS might not represent your every value on every issue; but, he is much more in line with us than Cornyn is.

I don't think so. I believe there is nearly nothing about his beliefs that is in agreement with the typical Democratic Party primary voter, and thus not only don't I think Watts is electable against either Noriega or Cornyn, I'm convinced he's barely a Democrat -- and then only out of convenience. In any event he's not the kind of Democrat I will vote for; he's cut out of the Joe Lieberman mold. I wouldn't vote for the man if he were running for dogcatcher of Corpus Christi.

When one builds a race car, he builds it to beat the competition in the final race; not just to make it to the final race.

Well, yes. One builds a race car to win every race. But Watts isn't a race car, and he won't win a Democratic primary no matter how much he spends, because -- again -- Democratic Party primary voters aren't pro-life, don't hold high admiration for candidates who can throw millions of their own money into their campaign, and don't usually support political novices who hide their history of donating to Republicans like Greg Abbott, David Dewhurst, and several Craddick Dems in the Lege behind a PAC whose headquarters matches that of their Corpus Christi law firm.

I believe he is a smart enough to see this handwriting on the wall without throwing more of his good money after bad, but it's quite possible his ego is so swollen that's it's cutting off his eyesight.

If you know anyone who knows Watts well enough to show him this post, on or off DU, being paid by him or not, you might pass this information along to them, in the hopes that they're brave enough to tell the candidate the truth about his bid for public office.

I would just hate to see anyone be embarrassed so publicly, even Mr. Watts.
Discuss (1 comments)


Anton Haley
Tue Jun-26-07 12:14 AM
Response to Reply #19 22. Define "Progressive".

Pd: "There's not really any way that I know of that this can be determined, without knowing a person's DU handle being definititevly connected to their real name."

Haley: A little homework goes a long ways. Also, this is not a secret, those of us who are "in the know" have known for quite a while. So yes, I would say there are at least 2 or 3 members of the DU who are employed by the Watts Law Firm. Also, just because one works for Mikal does not mean they have the same ideology. Mikal employs Republicans, Progressives, Democrats and apolitical ideologies. To accomplish, one needs to accumulate support from not only ones of his own ideology but to acquire support from competing ideologies varying from issue to issue.

"Pd: It's a little early to be giving up, isn't it?"


Haley: Apparently, you dont know too much about "this indian" from South Texas.
We never give up and we never lose. Once in a while we run out of time. Define "Progressive".


Pd: "I don't think so. I believe there is nearly nothing about his beliefs that is in agreement with the typical Democratic Party primary voter, and thus not only don't I think Watts is electable against either Noriega or Cornyn, I'm convinced he's barely a Democrat -- and then only out of convenience. In any event he's not the kind of Democrat I will vote for; he's cut out of the Joe Lieberman mold. I wouldn't vote for the man if he were running for dogcatcher of Corpus Christi."



Haley: That dogcatcher phrase, where have I heard that before?

Does compañero Raul Cano ring a bell?


I will forward your post to Mr Watts. I am sure he will find it amusing.

I don't believe Rick approves of the divisive approach.


Truly, we are looking to defeat Cornyn.

We are on the same side.


So, if it is Watts v Cornyn who will you vote for?

2 comments:

dannoynted1 said...

Yeah the fire in that place was buried and tombstoned for the sake of power of "censorship".....when it is your ball and they are losing they take their ball away.

Too bad I liked the challenge.

I guess if censorship is now they will erase their own right as well.

dannoynted1 said...

The above response was in response to the below thread


Cornyn raises $2 million

Filed by Charles Kuffner on July 14th, 2007

John Cornyn has been busy raising money.

Cornyn, a Republican, reported that he raised $2 million in the second quarter of this year and had $5.3 million cash on hand.

One of his potential Democratic opponents — attorney Mikal Watts of San Antonio — launched his campaign by putting $3.8 million of his own money into his campaign account to match Cornyn’s cash on hand at the end of the first quarter.

Cornyn’s aides declined to comment, saying the report spoke for itself.

During June, Watts raised another $1.1 million. Watts ended the quarter with $4.8 million in cash on hand.

If he wins the Democratic nomination, Watts has pledged to spend another $6.8 million of his own money against Cornyn.

[…]

While on the surface it might look like Cornyn raised more money than Watts, Cornyn’s fundraising occurred between April 1 and June 30. Watts’ fundraising for his Senate race exploratory committee was just in the month of June.

State Rep. Rick Noriega, D-Houston, is expected on Monday to formally create an exploratory committee for the race. He had been going to do it on Thursday but delayed because of the death of former first lady Lady Bird Johnson. Noriega will not have to report any financial activity until September.

I have no doubt that Cornyn will raise whatever he wants. I also believe that the money will be there for Watts or Noriega to run a competitive race against him. It’s not 2006 any more. Cornyn’s going to need every penny he can get his hands on.

David Van Os
Sat Jul-14-07 12:28 AM

Reading this discussion thread

was inspiring. What uplifting, awesome, tough Texas women you all are. Seeing your fire for liberty flaming is truly a joy.

Women of the world, arise! You have nothing to lose but your chains.

— A brother.
David Van Os, Democratic Candidate for Texas Attorney General 2006

There will always be a choice; it might cost more,…. then again, I wished bullets would cost more.

And a gallon of gas cost at least a dollar less.

Watts voting on the “Choice Issue” or Cornyn voting against it?

It is YOUR “CHOICE ISSUE” and who is more pro choice Mikal or Cornyn?

We all know the true answer regardless of any conceived PRO CHOICE rhetoric or PRO CHOICE Posture.

That makes Cornyn and his camp become the target.

If your choice is to continue and rock the boat you can take your progressive policy making to the progressive party or the SPTX. We’z in South Texas have come to realize a dem on dem (and in this case extreme left wing) is futile and counter productive. So if you guys want to bicker over and make a decision to support a candidate on two issues without regard to any of the other things like victory,…
or replacing the “carpet bagger” with a fresh Senator

A Senator who is definitely more progressive than Junior John in D.C.

We have better things to do than argue with unreasonable closed minds.

Let us make a CHOICE to engage the passionate fire for liberty against a man who has already made the CHOICE to vote against your right of CHOICE as a Woman.

Junior John has already voted against Gay Marriage and he voted inline with the racist immigration build a wall lobby.

Junior John has already demonstrated how he will vote on the issues why are we not hammerin him?

To hypothesize is not a feasable CHOICE when we have (in evidence) a proven track record of voting against the CHOICE ISSUES some of you guys hold so dear to your heart.

SNAP guys~! or go make your own party from scratch but dont come into our party as a DINO while in truth you only come to the Dem Party out of expediency while deceiving and exploiting.

Let us take the divide and conquer to the Junior John “Carpet Baggers”. Who can we get to challenge Cornyn as a Republican. How bout one of you guys taking one for the team?

We need to draft a cadidate to run against Junior John.

No more primary civil wars we have a common adversary.

http://haleycornyn.blogspot.com/2007/07/south-texas-verdad-by-way-anton-haley.html

Comment by Jaime Kenedeno — July 14, 2007 @ 1:03 pm

Jaime I agree with you. Especially On the dem on dem observation. What a big waste of time.I don’t like to define myself as a progressive,or populist or liberal democrat. I am tired of argueing with other democrats. I am not going to do it anymore.Am just going to devote my time to defeat Corynyn.

Comment by nuts101 — July 14, 2007 @ 4:02 pm

We need not digress.

Comment by Jaime Kenedeno — July 14, 2007 @ 8:49 pm

Junior John is Anti-Hispanic no matter WATT he pays lip service to.

John Cornyn on Immigration

* Fight crime by securing our borders. (Jun 2002)
* Voted NO on establishing a Guest Worker program. (May 2006)
* Voted NO on allowing illegal aliens to participate in Social Security. (May 2006)
* Voted NO on giving Guest Workers a path to citizenship. (May 2006)

http://www.ontheissues.org/senate/John_Cornyn.htm

Comment by Jaime Kenedeno — July 15, 2007 @ 4:12 am