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This is just stupid beyond words:

Whether it is a breakfast of cereal at his 3STH (Third Street town house) near the Capitol, his clothing for the day or the sports telecast he watches before pronouncing himself ready for sleep at his MLTH (Miami Lakes town house), Mr. Graham jots it down. And he has done so religiously since his first race for governor, in 1977, when he wanted to make sure he got the name of every possible supporter of his underdog campaign.

Now, as he seeks the nation’s highest office, the questions must be posed: Are American voters ready for a president who could all but moonlight as a stenographer? Is his habit a disqualifying eccentricity?

They have actually bullied Graham so much that he has had to release parts of his PRIVATE diary so they don’t think he is a nutcase. His private diary. Idiots.

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    Dave

    Sheesh…. I guess Graham is too centrist for the NYT. Or maybe just too much of a hawk.

    Has the NYT picked their favorite yet? Is that why they’re slamming Graham, one of the few (two, imo, maybe three) who stands a fraction of a chance against Bush without a major calamity helping them along?

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    Mike the Analyst

    My take has always been this… Graham should put those notes on the web. Heck, he’s been “primative” blogging years before Howard Dean has touched a keyboard….

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