radfringe
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:05 PM
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If YOUR candidate is not the official nominee |
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would you support whoever is the official nominee?
with all the candidate bashing going on - it makes me wonder Obama-ramas would support the Hillbots, or will the Hillbots support the Edwardians, and what of the Bidenites - will they throw themselves behind the Dodders? Will the Gravelors back the Richardsonys?
as I've stated before - I'm still supporting Too-Dang Early. and at the way things are going, I probably won't decide until my finger hits a button come primary day.
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:08 PM
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I don't care who the repubs nominate.
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:09 PM
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:13 PM
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The prospect of the court tilting further to the right scares the crap out of me. I fear it may already be too late, but we certainly don't want it to get any worse.
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Lucinda
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:31 PM
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9. Yep. There is too much at stake |
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It is practically a 100% guarantee that SCOTUS appointments will be made during the next administration. Appointments that could change the political landscape of this country in really, really, bad ways. I like the Dem candidates well enough that it won't be difficult for me to cheerfully vote for the Nom. But even if I didn't, SCOTUS matters more than any complaint I could possibly have.
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:09 PM
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3. I will not support Hillary n/t |
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:12 PM
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4. I will vote for the nominated Democrat |
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even if it's the Senator from New York.....
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:13 PM
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I like Barackan Obamian or Obamaniacs.
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:15 PM
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7. YES! Even though she's not my choice! |
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And whoever doesn't, I hope they have another miserable 4 or 8yrs.
:evilgrin: :kick:
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Tue Oct-09-07 12:22 PM
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8. No, but only because I wont have to. |
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Any Dem that gets the nomination will carry Mass so easily they wont even have to visit here, leaving me free to vote or not vote as I want.
I have said, and will keep saying, that people who live in a close state should think long and hard about not voting for Hillary.Regardless of my own feeling towards her there IS a lot at stake.
Right now I see us going over a cliff at 100 mph.And while I don't think any of them can stop it, even the worst should at least slow us down to 75 mph.A 25% pick up! :)
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radfringe
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Tue Oct-09-07 01:02 PM
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10. let's say you and you alone determine |
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who the Deomcratic Nominee will be and who the Republic nominee will be
what's your dream match-up -- just for added fun the nominee do not have to be currently running... they do have to be alive, and they do have to be a either a Democrat or Republic
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