cali
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:35 PM
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You know what would kind of suck? |
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McCain essentially wrapping up the repuke nomination on Tuesday and dems fighting it out primary after primary into April. That would give them a two month head start to do nothing by lob bombs at out two battling candidates and unify behind McCain. If it happens, expect to McCain to name a popular social/fiscal conservative as his veep. No, it won't be Huckabee. It'll be someone liked by both the repuke establishment and social conservatives- someone like Haley Barbor.
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:39 PM
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1. Wow, I just got finished making this point! |
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:39 PM
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2. Lead By Being A Leader. Do Not Worry About The GOP ... |
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. the Democratic Party Leaders will win when they lead, not react to what GOP say! .
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:41 PM
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3. I'm not sure what your point is. |
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Mine is simply a fact based analysis of what happens if McCain sews up the nomination early.
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:42 PM
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4. I've got pictures of Barbour with his KKK buddies |
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:43 PM
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5. Well that's very likely to happen. |
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:43 PM
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6. That would actually be good |
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Then we could see which candidate would hold up under the Repub attacks.
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:45 PM
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7. I read this post the other day, cali, that suggested this is one of the reasons Edwards pulled out |
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:47 PM
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8. That would only be a problem if |
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the supporters of the losing Democrat stupidly refuse to vote for the winning Democrat.
Right now, McCain is close to wrapping it up because most Republicans don't give a shit who wins. The Democrats are so close because Democrats are passionate and involved and are turning out in large numbers. If we can keep that passion going into the election, we'll be okay.
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:49 PM
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I'm hoping that Willard will continue to make it a fight. Sad to hear that he is not willing to keep investing huge sums of his own money in this fight. We want McCain tired, wounded, and cranky as summer turns to fall.
The republican machine can never be taken for granted. It would always be an error to be overconfident. We can win -- big -- in the fall. That includes the executive and legislative branches. But we have to stay focused.
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Sun Feb-03-08 12:52 PM
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10. Naw. You wanna shore up the establishment, you put Bush on the ticket. |
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John McCain/Jeb Bush.
That'll make 'em get in line, Malkin and Coulter and Limbaugh and the whole rotten lot of them.
If you want to piss off Democrats, isn't the choice obvious? This is going to be an election of animosity and division from the Republican perspective. What better way to perpetuate the divide that has served them so well than to nominate a Bush for the Vice Presidency?
The media will cry out in disbelief, but the conservatives will love it. It'll make McCain look even more like a crazy maverick, thumbing his nose at the nation in such a manner.
It has the added bonus of helping to shore up Florida, without which the Republican ticket cannot win the White House, this year more than ever.
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