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View Poll Results: Which candidate will win the presidency?
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Hillary Clinton (D)
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John Edwards (D)
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Rudy Giuliani (R)
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Barack Obama (D)
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Mitt Romney (R)
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Fred Thompson (R)
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09-02-2007, 06:29 AM
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Barack Obama is more dangerous than George Bush, I mean hinting at going into Pakistan equals World War Three!!!
John Edwards is out of the race, Hillary is simply better at everything that he promotes himself on.
I cant honestly see Mitt Romney as the next President of America, I dont know specifically why, I just cant
Fred Thompson has got into the race far too late
Hillary Clintons smart, but too many people are scared of her
In that case I think it will be Rudy over Hillary
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09-05-2007, 12:20 AM
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Why is everyone saying that Hillary Clinton is the "expierienced" candidate and Barack Obama isn't expirienced at all... well (correct me if I'm wrong) but hasn't Hillary only been a senator 3 years longer than Obama? In three years will Obama suddenly relize all the secrets of the world? Unless you count Hillary being the first lady... which I don't think should count... she's been a pollition 3 (or was it 2?) years longer then Obama. Just because she was with, or in this case NOT with (cracking a joke here), the former President Bill Clinton does that entitle her to BE the President? Anyway, she wouldn't even be in this race if it wasn't for her Husband... and she KNOWS it. Thats why she stayed with him after his affair (no one elses damn buissness) was outed. It's funny... I'm an Irish Republican and an American Democrat... it confuses some people...
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09-05-2007, 12:26 AM
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Wooooowwww. Look at that Hillary support. Amazing. Next time make it a public poll so we can see who voted for who.
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09-05-2007, 08:34 AM
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If the election were held today, it would most likely be between Giuliani and Clinton or Obama.
If it was between Giuliani and Clinton, I'd probably have to kill myself to avoid voting for either of the two evils.
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09-05-2007, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by micfranklin
If the election were held today, it would most likely be between Giuliani and Clinton or Obama.
If it was between Giuliani and Clinton, I'd probably have to kill myself to avoid voting for either of the two evils.
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If you kill yourself, you might have to reincarnate and repeat the process, should the presumed greater evil (Hillary) becomes president... LOL |
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09-05-2007, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Panamanic
If you kill yourself, you might have to reincarnate and repeat the process, should the presumed greater evil (Hillary) becomes president... LOL
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That means I'll have to keep killing myself until I get bored of it. |
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09-08-2007, 03:02 PM
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Is it just me or does Giuliani (R) seem like a Democrat? Atleast a Democratic-Republican.
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01-09-2008, 01:05 AM
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In light of recent developments (Obama's win in Iowa, surge in the polls, despite his loss in NH on the Dem side; the reversal of fortunes on the GOP side) this thread merits refreshing...
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01-09-2008, 05:17 PM
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The question didn't seem clear to me... If elections were held today, Rudy and Romney would beat Hillary (according to latest polls). Mitt Romney's my man, so that's how I voted, but if the elections were held today Obama or Edwards would beat Romney or Rudy. I don't know about Thompson, and I didn't think he qualified as a frontrunner. Huckabee is leading nationally.
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01-09-2008, 05:21 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinn Fein
Is it just me or does Giuliani (R) seem like a Democrat? Atleast a Democratic-Republican.
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In the long-run I think that Republicans will have an advantage of the Democrats because the Republican candidates, for the most part, are pretty centrist, but the Democrat's candidates are pretty far from the center. Rudy, when everything is weighted in, is just a little right of the center. Huckabee is pretty left on spending, but to the right on social issues and taxes. Romney, while to the right on alot of things like taxes and gay marriage, is a very moderate Republican when you weigh everything in. Despite claims, he hasn't changed much from when he was Governor of Massachusetts, and he couldn't have won Massachusetts as a strong Republican. |
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