New Hampshire Primary Chat

Know More: 2008 Presidential Race, Triumvirate live chat, new hampshire, new hampshire primary, Republican, Republican Party

Mike's America has organized a chat for the primary, everyone is welcome to join in!

1. Each person joining the chat is strongly encouraged to change the default "gabber" number they log on with. It's easy to do, simply enter a name ( your blog name or the name you comment with is prefered) in the name field above the chat text entry window at the bottom of the chat screen. Then click the graphic immediately to the right of the name entry field.

2. This is unmoderated chat. There is no way to block offensive or abusive chatters, but you may ignore them by clicking on their chat name as it appears in the right hand side bar of the chat window. That way, you will not be bothered with their remarks, nor tempted to feed their poisonous egos by responding.

3. click the two blue footprints graphic to omit the constant interruption of gabbers entering or leaving the room. Click the bell to omit the sound. Both graphics are to the right above the chat text entry field.

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With 12% of precints reporting, MSNBC has called the race for John McCain. Current totals: McCain 37% Romney 28% Huckabee 12% Bad news for Mitt Romney. Join us in live chat!UPDATE 7:14 AM:Final Tally:McCain 37.19% Romney 31.62% Huckabee 11.1... [Read More]

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