niether
http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=12373
kudos to McCain for placing strong despite his not bowing to the Neocons
shows the republican party is not a complete loss
there are still decent people among the bloodthirsty hawks
(the prior non partison message was sponsored by the deport the Govonator foundation of Americas Heartland Patriotic Security Trust Foundation and other non profit groups who hold no other interest except your rights!)
in troubling news, the Hillary percentage is not a good thing
I am only comforted by the admission that the results were skewed
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Mulch Ennui
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02-13-2006 12:49
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I have of late--but wherefore I know not--lost all my mirth, that this goodly frame, the earth, seems to me a sterile promontory, this most excellent canopy, the air, look you, this brave o'erhanging firmament, this majestical roof fretted with golden fire, why, it appears no other thing to me than a foul and pestilent congregation of vapours.
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Kendra Bancroft
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02-13-2006 12:58
niether http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=12373 kudos to McCain for placing strong despite his not bowing to the Neocons shows the republican party is not a complete loss there are still decent people among the bloodthirsty hawks (the prior non partison message was sponsored by the deport the Govonator foundation of Americas Heartland Patriotic Security Trust Foundation and other non profit groups who hold no other interest except your rights!) in troubling news, the Hillary percentage is not a good thing I am only comforted by the admission that the results were skewed La Giuliani's penchant for performing at NY parties in drag might not be so popular in the red states.  _____________________
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Neehai Zapata
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02-13-2006 15:08
I love Hillary, but Mark Warner shows that he has what it takes to mobilize people.
George Allen would be a nightmare pick and I can't imagine the GOP would allow him to become the candidate. _____________________
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Zuzu Fassbinder
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02-13-2006 15:18
Why do the conservatives think that Hillary will get the nomination? She's far to polarizing to get the swing voters and I'm sure the DNC knows that.
I'm still peeved that McCain didn't get the nomination in 2000. I hated watching the entire campaign including the ending with Heckle and Jeckle bickering over the results in Florida. Bush and Gore both sucked. _____________________
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Noh Rinkitink
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02-13-2006 16:11
Why do the conservatives think that Hillary will get the nomination? She's far to polarizing to get the swing voters and I'm sure the DNC knows that. Considering how much they continue on the "we hate Bush, so you should too!" spiel, I wouldn't care to lay any bets on what the DNC knows, personally. (I didn't vote for Bush in either election, for the record, and I rather strongly disagree with more than a few of his actions and policies, so save the "Bush lover"* garbage for some other thread, mmkay?) * Lowercase "b" "bush" is another story, but that's kinda beyond the rating of this forum.  |
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Eboni Khan
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02-13-2006 16:51
I like McCain but I don't think he is electable. I honestly can't see anyone in either party as President. How about we bring back Forbes and the flat tax
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Mulch Ennui
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02-13-2006 16:57
I like McCain but I don't think he is electable. I honestly can't see anyone in either party as President. How about we bring back Forbes and the flat tax forbes is a republican. just give it to nader, he has the Susan Lucci effect working for him sadly, i think the neocons will do another hatchet job on McCain should he present any threat whatsoever Here is a little musing I had regarding McCain and Clinton a couple months back _____________________
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Zuzu Fassbinder
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02-13-2006 17:05
With all the distrust of Washington, whichever party wants the white house needs to pull up something besides a senator or a VP. A strong governor will ride the anti-washington sentiment into office.
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Eboni Khan
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02-13-2006 17:09
forbes is a republican. just give it to nader, he has the Susan Lucci effect working for him sadly, i think the neocons will do another hatchet job on McCain should he present any threat whatsoever Here is a little musing I had regarding McCain and Clinton a couple months back Forbes is a republican but most people regard him as a loon, he might as well run on the Lib ticket, he will never get it on the GOP. I think Zuzu is correct, it will take a governor to win, everyone is sick to the people in Washington, they have all basically failed us over the past 5 years. |
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Mulch Ennui
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02-13-2006 17:20
they have all basically failed us over the past 5 years. MUCH longer than 5 years... _____________________
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Eboni Khan
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02-13-2006 17:22
MUCH longer than 5 years... Yeah I can agree with that too. |
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Teeny Leviathan
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02-13-2006 17:58
Every president since Carter has been a governor. Senators don't seem to fare well in presidential elections lately.
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