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Address	Level L2/Millennium Point/Curzon St Birmingham
Phone	0121-202 5005
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Latte liberals v Dunkin Donut democrats \| Gerard Baker - Times Online Obama are more or less tied in total votes received and in delegates elected for the party's nominating convention. Super Tuesday, when almost half the country voted in the nearest thing ever to a nationwidetheir own. There will be a train wreck in Denver come this August. Probably be as ugly as the democratic convention of 1968 sans the Chicago police force. For a party that "wanted every vote counted" in 2000, it would appearhave yet to hear "The Queen's" (Clinton) "Cross of Gold " speech. Do you think she will get to that at the Convention? Oh, as for deep pockets, Romney has them, and he is out. As noted by a famous movie "You have all the lobbyistsStarbucks' stores in Alabama.... I know because I've worked at several of them.... Jonathan, Birmingham, AL This is a great article, and this angle should be getting a lot more coverage. I think itin 2004 from the Financial Times, where he had spent over ten years as Tokyo correspondent and Washington Bureau Chief. His weekly oped column appears on Fridays Read more from Gerard Baker Cartoon www.timesonline.co.uk

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