charlie and algernon
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:16 PM
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Poll question: what traditionally red state do we have the best shot at in 2012? |
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Edited on Wed Nov-05-08 01:17 PM by charlie and algernon
Let's expand the map even more. Not including MO since it's bascially a traditionally purple state every year anyway
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:17 PM
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Edited on Wed Nov-05-08 01:17 PM by MrsGrumpy
Because I will soon be a resident, and I vow to be active at the local levels.
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:18 PM
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2. Actually, I think Georgia, Arizona and Montana will all go blue. |
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:19 PM
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Edited on Wed Nov-05-08 01:21 PM by Strawman
Regsiter as many people as we can. Once that goes blue it's over. The Republican party as we know it will be toast (maybe it already is, but this will be the last nail in the coffin). It will have to reinvent itself under less nativist, exclusionary, principles in order to be relevant again and that will be good for the country.
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:36 PM
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4. By the numbers, it's Montana -- only 50% McPain, 47% Obama. |
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:37 PM
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5. One election at a time, please. Next, 2010 mid-terms (aka, Bye Joe.) |
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