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Thu Jan-17-08 12:08 PM
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Everyone agree that going into S.C. we want McCain, Huckster and Romney in that order? |
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McCain still is broke and would have problems advertising nationally on Super Tuesday and Huckster seems to be imploding as fast as theocratically possible. Fred is dead and only the freepers still think he is the Republican savior.
Romney absolutely needed to win Michigan, but I wish it would have been closer owing to his present cockiness.
What formula results in the greatest Republican chaos?
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:10 PM
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1. I want Thompson to win. Barring that, Huckabilly. Total doofus. |
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:30 PM
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19. I don't buy that argument |
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I think he is a real snake...those oily ones that looks sleek and shine,
pretty....but poisonous as hell!
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Thu Jan-17-08 03:51 PM
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30. I agree with that lineup. It's Thompson's turn to win, and let's bring Huckster back - briefly. |
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:11 PM
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2. No, we don't want McCain to win anything. |
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:16 PM
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10. McCain is FORMIDABLE in a general election. You are quite correct in your assessment. |
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For some reason, he looks like a crazy old coot from a Peter Sellers film in the primary, but he gains gravitas and credibility when he stands alone.
It's illogical, but it is true.
If he wins the nom, he just might win the Presidency. That's not a good outcome...
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Thu Jan-17-08 03:49 PM
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He would be the toughest to beat come November.
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:11 PM
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3. I don't want McCain to win anywhere; he's the closest to 'normal' for |
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the rethugs even if he is a warmonger.
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:16 PM
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9. Romney is ahead in delegates |
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If McCain looses he is out of the race.
A McCain loss will not help continue the Republican infighting.
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:22 PM
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16. We want McCain out of the race. Let the rest of them fight for it. |
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:11 PM
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4. No, it is Thompson's turn. Ron Paul's turn will be Nevada. |
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:18 PM
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13. And GoGoGiuliani in Florida |
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:33 PM
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20. I am the lord of Chaos, I rule the GOP primaries. |
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:12 PM
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5. Huck first--he would drive away indies and even some free market pubs. McCain & Romney look moderate |
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to the casual observer compared to Huck
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:12 PM
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6. I agree. McCain is so hated by his party that it would just be hilarious |
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But given recent dirty tricks, I think the South Carolinians will go for Romney or Huckabee. Bryant Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:13 PM
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7. I want them all close and not for mclame to win. |
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keep the pot stirring with bullshit to drive the repukes crazy.
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:15 PM
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McCain is the greatest threat. Huckabee winning would be fun because that guy is an absolute loon. My nightmare Rethug ticket is a McCain/Huckabee.
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:17 PM
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11. I'd got for a very close (within 1%-2%) 1st & 2nd for McCain & Huck |
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That way, there's still no clear leader, and chaos reigns supreme among the repukes.
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:17 PM
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12. Heck no! I want Phred to win one. Each candidate should have a 'gold' before 2/5 |
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:20 PM
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14. no, we want Huckabee or Romney (or both) to finish ahead of McCain |
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It creates far more chaos for Huckabee to do well. DC repub insiders privately view Huckabee as their "McGovern" candidate -- one who might lose nearly every state.
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:21 PM
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15. I think McCain may finish third? |
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Huckster first and Romney second, after his big win in Michigan. McCain's back will be against the wall after SC, in my opinion.
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:24 PM
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:25 PM
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18. I'm going for the Huckster in SC and pulling for Ron Paul to |
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pull the big upset in the NV caucuses
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:36 PM
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21. I think we would want Romney or Huck to win. We don't want a repub brokered convention.... |
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where they could pick some "consensus" candidate who would be mostly acceptable to all.
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Thu Jan-17-08 01:30 PM
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25. I think a brokered convention could depress turnout in the general |
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Romney would be the clear pick of the corporate interests.
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Thu Jan-17-08 03:48 PM
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27. It could also introduce someone new in the process without all of the primary baggage. |
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Like say, Colin Powell...
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Thu Jan-17-08 12:38 PM
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22. no, we want Huckabee to win |
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Thu Jan-17-08 01:05 PM
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24. NOOOO. Huckabee is Too Good a Snake Oil Salesman! He'd Probably Win! |
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A snake-oil salesman like Huckabee if he has the Mighty Slime Machine working for him would be difficult if not impossible to beat. No matter how crazy he is!
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Thu Jan-17-08 01:35 PM
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26. He's slick, but the repub insiders in DC are terrified at the thought of his being the nominee |
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They think he'd lose virtually every state with any significant population (in other words, he might carry a few bible belt states, utah (assuming that huck and romney have some big public hugfest so that the Mormons in Utah feel more comforatble with HUck given his attacks on their faith) and a few "wildnerness" states like Wyoming.
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Thu Jan-17-08 01:02 PM
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23. Mittens is Probably the Most Beatable that Could be Nominated |
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We do NOT want to face McCain or Fuckabee.
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Thu Jan-17-08 03:50 PM
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29. Really? I worry that the sheeple could be convinced to vote for Mittens. |
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It's hard to choose the worst among the Republican candidates. They're all awful.
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Thu Jan-17-08 03:52 PM
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31. They Can Be Convinced to Do Anything if the Person doing the Convincing is Slick Enough |
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Edited on Thu Jan-17-08 03:52 PM by AndyTiedye
and they get all the TV airtime they need to it.
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Thu Jan-17-08 03:53 PM
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32. Huckster, then Mittens |
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Sure, all the 29%ers would vote for Huck but they'd vote for Jack teh Ripper if he had an (R) after his name. Huck's religious extremism scares the living shit out of most of the rest of teh country and Mittens isn't too far behind.
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