Superfly
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:17 PM
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Which candidate has the best |
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chance of winning? I mean, seriously, all things aside (like your own personal feelings toward any candidate) which current Dem candidate has the best chance of winning?
If you think it's Sharpton, that's alright. If you think it's the write-in from Muskogee, George Johnson, that's cool. I am just trying to get a distilled view of who people think has the absolute best chance of winning next year.
My money is on Dean, eventhough I am a Clark supporter.
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:19 PM
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It's in the bag if these 2 team up B-)
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:19 PM
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if I might ask, because there are several 'stages' of winning required (or optional *) for someone to become our next president...
winning the support of the other nominees winning the support of the DNC establishment winning the support of the DLC winning the support of the unions winning the democratic nomination winning the enthusiasm of Democrats winning the attention of independents and swing voters winning the popular vote winning the electoral college winning
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:21 PM
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seeing as how Bush is not going to be any competition, which Dem is going to be in the WH in 04 (or 05 if you want to split hairs)?
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:22 PM
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4. He won't win the support of the DLC |
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given the contentious history between the Dean campaign and the old establishment in the DLC. The DLC is just upset because they're not the "king-makers" this time around...
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:22 PM
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5. Dean/Clark is an unbeatable ticket. nt |
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:23 PM
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6. best chance of winning Democratic nomination |
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I think is Howard Dean at this point.
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:24 PM
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in that order.
Especially if Trippi stays in for it.
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:47 PM
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8. There is still a year to go. ~~ A lot can happen in that time. |
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If the election were held tomorrow I would have to say Dean has to Big Mo. He has excited voters like no other candidate, even Bush*. Bush* doesn't excite voters. They fall into lock-step and cringe as they pull the GOP lever but still pull that lever. Dean has struck a chord that no other candidate has been able to strike. He speaks his mind plainly for all to hear and understand. Kerry is discovering that if he wants to be in contention then he has to quit being so careful. He seems afraid to let loose. Afraid he will turn off voters so wants to stay in the middle of the road. People no longer want a middle of the roader. They want someone with fortitude and honesty. I like Kerry and hope he finds his way soon but I feel Dean is "Da Man".
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:49 PM
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With either Clark or Rockefeller as VP.
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:56 PM
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10. Can I choose myself? ;) |
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If it were based on my vote alone (I can dream, can't I?) I'd go with Kucinich. When reality strikes me I'd have to say Dean is going to take all.
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Mon Nov-10-03 04:57 PM
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11. Best chance: Edwards/Clark or Clark/Edwards |
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Edited on Mon Nov-10-03 04:58 PM by AP
I think that much is too obvious.
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