kentuck
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:44 PM
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If McCain decided to run against Bush again, what % of vote would he get? |
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In other words, how many Repub would leave Bush to vote for McCain? 25% or more? Now if someone were to spread a "rumor" that Kerry would like McCain on the ticket as his VP, does that make the "25% or more" think twice before voting for Bush, even if it is nothing more than a rumor? How does it affect the Bush regime in their strategy? Could they keep all those voters "if" McCain were to run. Personally, I think McCain, two Vietnam war buddies, are just fucking with Bush and Rove's heads... :)
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:47 PM
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:47 PM
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a kerry victory, that's for sure.
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:49 PM
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4. Should that create fear in the Bush camp?? |
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They could not afford to lose that many Repubs...it ain't gonna happen but it must make them very nervous...:)
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:47 PM
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2. He'd get as many votes from Bush... |
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...as Nader would get from Kerry. Both sides realize that this is a very close election and will stick with the man who has the best chance of winning.
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:59 PM
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5. 15% to 20% because only about half of die-hard republicans are... |
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...totally hopeless and would still vote for Bush!
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