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Mon Nov-10-03 06:39 PM
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1. Nobody wants to discuss "smart politics"?

This is actually pretty interesting.

Here's what I think: when you build up support this way, the foundation is stronger. Barring another 9/11, I think when people decide they like you after a Town Hall Mtg, they don't change to another candidate. And then they tell two friends, and they tell two friends, and they tell two friends.

I think this is why McCain won NH, and how Clinton pulled this one out of the jaws of defeat. Could be wrong. It's just a feeling.

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