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Texas Two Step

Monday, March 03, 2008

Paul Burka, executive editor of Texas Monthly, discusses the latest in primary politics, and does his best to explain the Texas primary caucus system. Plus, WNYC's Bob Hennelly is driving through Texas, on his way to Austin for primary night. He checks in with stories from the road.

Guests:

Paul Burka and Bob Hennelly

Comments [15]

Cheryl from New London

Did Hilary camp darken Obama pic to make him blacker? www.breitbart.com

Mar. 04 2008 10:28 PM
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James from New York

count every vote equally? how quaint....the most liberal Democratic US Senator has a chance of carrying Texas in November? Darn, did I miss the free Kool Aid agin'?

Mar. 04 2008 02:28 AM
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James from New York

Texas 'two step'....more Democratic Party nomination process 'democracy'!!! Remember Florida 2000, Remember Ohio 2004, Remember the 2008 Democratic Party nomination process ...milestones in the onward march of the "Count Every Vote" democracy movement.....

Mar. 04 2008 02:11 AM
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Billy Bob from Hankford

Texas two step! That's so cute! How about naming the next segment: Texas Hold Em for texas prisons?

Mar. 03 2008 11:49 AM
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Billy Bob from Hankford

Gary, if you've ever been to Texas, Texans are VERY similar to New Yorkers, and there's a huge amount of New Yorkers there. your donation dollars at work.

Mar. 03 2008 11:46 AM
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hjs from 11211

ab,
their message - same
her bad strategy - yes
his electability - this country will not be voting for a black man in the fall. don't shot the messenger. don't let yourself be too let down. he can try again.

Mar. 03 2008 11:38 AM
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David from NYC

ab,

I accept that Senator Clinton's campaign has made mistakes. What I don't accept is that Senator Obama would make a good president.

Mar. 03 2008 11:29 AM
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Brian from New Jersey

As a former Texan, it seems to me that asking the typical Texan which Democrat they prefer, the black man or the woman, is like asking my three-year-old daughter which vegetable she prefers, beets or creamed spinach.

Mar. 03 2008 11:28 AM
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ab

hjs,

A "republican planted spoiler"...as in a vast republican conspiracy to have him elected senator as a dem so he could run in the 2008 election?
uhhhh...yeah....a humongous leap.

Why is it that Hillary supporters can't accept...that she's losing due to her bad strategy and message? Her campaign just made a lot of mistakes....a lot of mistakes...

Mar. 03 2008 11:26 AM
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Shannon from elizabeth, nj

Ron Paul is still a candidate,, and he's from texas. Please don't ignore his supporters like nearly every other media outlet.

Mar. 03 2008 11:23 AM
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Gary from Manhattan

Why is "New York Public Radio" sending reports to Texas?

Mar. 03 2008 11:21 AM
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Nick from Austin, TX

I was told that republicans will be showing up (since everyone is welcome in the primaries) and will be voting Hillary to throw it so that mccain will win.

Ugh texas politics are wretched.

Mar. 03 2008 11:17 AM
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hjs from 11211

obama does better in red states. Is it a leap to think obama is a republican planted spoiler who will not win in the fall.

Mar. 03 2008 11:17 AM
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Paulo from Paterson, New Jersey

If I hear the term "Texas Two Step" to describe this primary again...

Mar. 03 2008 11:07 AM
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Billy Bob from Hankford

These Texas stories are inane!

Mar. 03 2008 10:55 AM
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