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Sat Feb-09-08 10:34 PM
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WA: Huckabee 27%, McCain 23%, Paul 21% |
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37% reporting as per CNN.
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:36 PM
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pulled down those kinda numbers with Romney in the race. I'm glad Mittens stepped aside for the good of the country. :sarcasm:
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:37 PM
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3. Hillary has 10% more support than Paul in my state. |
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:40 PM
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If Ralph Nader's Green party were running, and he beat his opponent 30 votes to 20, would you say that Hillary got less support than Nader just because he won 60% of his party votes while Hillary won only say, 30% of the Democdratic one?
All this shows is the sad state of the Republican party and how discontent they are with their choices.
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:41 PM
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7. I knew that when I posted |
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:42 PM
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If Ralph Nader's Green party were running, and he beat his opponent 30 votes to 20, would you say that Hillary got less support than Nader just because he won 60% of his party votes while Hillary won only say, 30% of the Democdratic one, where hundreds of thousands voted?
Granted, the Republican Party has more than 50 total votes, but it has a lower turnout than the Democrats. Plus Hillary is facing a great one: Barack Obama. Paul is facing a retired candidate, McCain who the base hates, and Huckabee who is splitting votes with the retired candidate.
All this shows is the sad state of the Republican party and how discontent they are with their choices.
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:39 PM
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I'm up for anything that complicates McCain's path to the Repug nomination.
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:40 PM
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5. Mitt Romney must be shitting his magic underwear seeing this. |
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:42 PM
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My side hurts from the laughter.
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:51 PM
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16. thanks. I don't like to admit it, but it makes me chuckle out loud to read it |
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You know he's majorly pissed off right now. He falls on his sword, and Huckleberry says "fuck you Republican overlords, I'm on a mission from God!!"
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:42 PM
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:42 PM
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9. The only Repuke signs I've seen in Washington are Ron Paul. |
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Not at all surprised that he's competitive in this one.
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:43 PM
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:45 PM
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14. That is amazing that Huckabee is doing so well in Washington... |
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McCain doesn't look so inevitable now.
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Sat Feb-09-08 10:49 PM
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15. Well, unlike Obama and Clinton, he is 400 delegates up |
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And there are no superdelegates in the Republican Party.
I find it extremely unlikely that McCain could lose these elections.
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