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RaleighNCDUer

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Wed Jun-27-07 10:11 AM
Response to Reply #28

34. Actually, strongest is the stronger of the two arguments.

Particularly, as 'only' is easily disproved, as the OP pointed out.

You have decided that Hillary is the strongest of the top three, despite her being weaker by the polls than either of the other two - based on the general election matchups. Her apparent strength is only in the primaries match up.

It seems to me you are focusing on the first ten yards rather than the goal posts.

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