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Sun Nov-18-07 09:21 AM
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When is it officially over? |
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When would it be considered too late for Al to enter in? Just curious what the date would be when you would have to say there is effectively no chance.
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Sun Nov-18-07 09:24 AM
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1. That depends on who answers this post. |
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I think the election is a year out yet.
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Sun Nov-18-07 12:38 PM
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2. the latest drop dead date that i have heard- |
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is dec 4. which is to say, that is the date at which al can easily walk through the front door. :shrug:
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Sun Nov-18-07 03:47 PM
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3. When I walk in the voting booth...n/t |
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Mon Nov-19-07 01:07 AM
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Wed Nov-21-07 07:12 AM
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5. for some reason I think it could be as late as February. I wish I |
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could remember who said this, and why they said it. I swear, I heard someone say it (in regards to the possibility of someone else jumping in "at the last minute"), either as a third party or a republican NOT gore. I think this thing isn't over by a long shot.
I don't understand why a 6 month campaign is considered "last minute."
Hillary and Obama(right?) declared so early, that this campaign has drug on so long already. I wonder if a time limit should be instated.
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