Yeah, that’s EXACTLY his position. <>

He is brave enough to debate the issues important to middle class families, and let the chips fall where they may. So far, his chip stack is building toward victory.

Madia: Courage to Change

You mean like who bought your suits or pays your utility bills? You mean “gotcha crap” like that?

This 5th grade gotcha crap represents another feeble attempt to distract from the issues. Who cares if Ashwin owns a car? Is that another reason why he is not “one of us”?

Suggesting that Ashwin represents anything other than a fair and open debate is laughable. His strong commitment to talking directly to the voters is a primary reason that his campaign continues to attract more support every day.

“This campaign is not about me.. it is about ALL OF US working together to solve difficult problems”.

Madia: Ready to Lead

Come on, Michael, don’t you know that you’re just a domestic terrorist asking all these hard questions? I mean, palling around with Bill Ayers – a real terrorist who actually did bomb people – that’s no big deal to these clowns and qualifies the New Messiah to be president. But asking those really hard questions of Ashtray, like “do you own a car?”, man, that’s some pretty awful stuff. Under the new administration you’ll be brought up on charges.

Wow, this is a brilliant argument.

I don’t expect people to ride mass transit to the doctor’s office either. Anyone going to a specific event without any real convenient way to make it there AND back has no reason to use mass transit.

And, I don’t expect anyone to use our lack luster mass transit system (little guy or whoever) unless you actually live near a LRT line. That’s the point. We need better mass transit. How can he above riding the mass transit he says doesn’t exist? And when has he ever said we should ride mass transit? He’s has said we should invest in it because people will use it, shockingly, like people use LRT–and it results in less traffic.

So just the little people should ride Mass Transit.

I understand.

No, but I don’t expect a candidate for office to ride on three different bus services to get a political event. I guess it would have been effective to show up late or have to hitch a ride because mass transit in the cities is sub par.

I’ll tell you what we need. Since we’ve already gone all in on light rail, there should be LRT to the west, north, south, and eastern suburbs, great park and ride lots, and express bus service that serve the park and rides. Basically, the same system in place in D.C. where mass transit works great.

Those are very simple questions too.

But your team has no problem shunning not only bloggers, but mainstream reporters on those simple questions. Here, some right-wing blogger is making a stink out of the same thing? Give me a break.

Welcome to Mass Transit dip shit.

You mean, taking at least three separate public transit systems and hoping they run at the times you need to be there?

Yeah, that’s efficient.

I wouldn’t want to terrorize you with anymore difficult questions.

Here are some more phony outrage questions you can use:
When Madia eats out, does he use cash or a credit card?
Does Madia have a cat, and if so, does he use plastic bags to dispose of cat litter?
How often does Madia buy new shoes? Are his shoes American?
How many cupholders are in Madia’s car?
Does Madia use a dryer or a drying rack?
Does Madia drink whole, skim, or fat free milk?

We need to know! They are simple questions, why won’t he answer them?!

Anyone got any more?

Aaron, you should apologize for that absurd statement.

PDimwit sez “there isn’t exactly a great mass transit option from CD3 to the HHH Institute. ”

There is a very cheap and efficient way to go from Aswhin’s front door step to the HHH Institute.

Mark Drake said he’d check with the Campaign about making an ACTUAL UTILITY BILL available for the press to see.

It should come as no surprise that Team Coleman never did make an ACTUAL UTILITY BILL available.

Here’s the actual transcript from a later Team Coleman presser, conducted by spokesman Cullen Sheehan:

CULLEN SHEEHAN: He’s reported every gift he has ever received.

REPORTER: If the answer is “no,” then why don’t you say “no”?

CULLEN SHEEHAN: He has reported every gift he has ever received, Rachel.

BLOGGER: Cullen, whose name is on Senator Coleman’s utility bill in DC?

CULLEN SHEEHAN: Is there any other questions from the Capitol press corps?

It’s at the :51 second mark of the YouTube that made Cullen Sheehan infmaous.

Based on Mark Drake’s previous promise to the “credentialled press corps,” that’s a legitimate question Team Smokescreen refused to answer.

But Sheehan refused to even acknowledge it.

And now Jack Of, and Michael, expect their questions to get answered??!?

Shameless, Michael – simply shameless.

First of all, apparently you have a problem with plural versus singular since the only one question seems to have not been answered. It’s truly is shocking that a Madia staffer doesn’t know whether or not Ash drove or used public transit to a specific political event. But, I can probably answer that one for you: He probably didn’t since there isn’t exactly a great mass transit option from CD3 to the HHH Institute. Did you stop and think that MAYBE that’s one reason he’s proposing a better mass transit infrastructure?

As for your other questions, why the hell would he answer them? None of them have anything to do with mass transit except your third question, which, if you could read what you actually wrote, you’d see he already answered it.

Let me play the Jack of all Trades game of acting like a member of the press:

- Mr. Paulsen, on the issue of Mass Transit, did you take money from a guy who had a fund raiser at a strip club?

Well Team Paulsen, I’m waiting for you to clear things up.

There is no reason to respond to people trying to terrorize you.

And now YOU expect an answer??!?

ROFLMAO!!!!

“Hypocrisy, thy party is GOP”