Little Raven
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Bozo Erectus said:
, anyone?
I have been predicting this for months....
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, anyone?
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In the general election, nobody. In the primaries, Bill Frist.Irish Caesar said:
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Ohh, flipflop, I was stumped for a second. Yeah sure, I think he could pull off a flip flop like that, they do it all the time. He'd talk about how he'd 'grown' and changed his position. The blue hairs in the red states would eat it up.
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Little Raven said:
I think Bill Frist would have a tough time in the primaries...but don't quote me on that two years from now.
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We don't know what that image means, Raven.
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Giuliani will have my vote for sure. He is exactly what this country needs right now.
Fifty
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Condi vs. Hilary!!!
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Fifty said:
It won't happen. I think this country is ready for a woman CANDIDATE, but I am not sure about a definite woman for president. (That is to say, Hilary running against a male might win, but I dont think both parties will field a woman candidate in the same election - which is a shame, cause I think Condi would do a decent job)
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MattBrown said:
That's putting it mildly.
Of course they would, but they're politicians.
I'm waiting for Romney to announce his candidacy.
Irish Caesar said:
its funny you mention ol' mit. I've been following him closely (us Mormons gotta stick together you know). At least one major conservative group (Focus on the Family) said they would refuse to donate money or campaign for him, since they dont think that Mormons "are part of the christian family message that we promote". Americans may be ready to vote for a catholic, or maybe even a Jew, but they sure arent ready for a Mormon president. 'specially not republicans.
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Irish Caesar said:
Romney's about as likely as Pataki to win the nomination, and Pataki is busy dying. (Well, I exaggerate, but you get the point.)
Nor will Guiliani run for President. Unlike McCain, he has no "redeeming qualities" to the far (religious) right, a group that basically has a strangehold on who the Republican Party nominates largely because they are so vocal. There would be a smear campaign like you've never seen before if Guiliani tried to get the Republican nomination, and he would ultimately lose to some idiot like George Allen or Sam Brownback.
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CivGeneral said:Wait, is it kosher for a Democrat to vote across their partylines for a Republican?!.
From what I've viewed of your beliefs you've always seemed to me to be more in line with the Republicans than the Democrats.
Some states allow you to vote for candidates from other parties in the primaries, the rules vary widely. You could also register as a member of the party whose primary candidate you want to vote for to help him to get to the general election.
Kayak
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Is anyone remembering his messy divorce and mistress? The social conservatives will find him too difficult to swallow.
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Has anyone heard if Colin Powell has expressed any interest in running?
He and Condi Rice or McCain in some combination would be a powerful ticket.
Just anyone but Hillary.
He and Condi Rice or McCain in some combination would be a powerful ticket.
Just anyone but Hillary.
MattBrown said:
Bingo. While I recognize how well he did in New York, I simply could not ever support him for the Presidency due to his moral lapses.
MattBrown said:
You serious? That's an asinine position to hold. I've met few people who, as a whole, strike me as more moral or decent than Mormons and the various offshoot denominations. I may not agree with the Book of Mormon, but I certainly wouldn't object to voting for a Mormon just because he/she is a Mormon.VRWCAgent said:Bingo. While I recognize how well he did in New York, I simply could not ever support him for the Presidency due to his moral lapses.
I can respect you then for not supporing ol' Rudy. Im not so sure that I would either
as for the LDS thing...those arent my words. I obviously agree with you
...but its a funny country we live in
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MattBrown said:
Besides, I think he's lost too much respect from too many people after the whole UN presentation...
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