CMT
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Thu Sep-11-03 10:03 AM
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Poll question: Which would be the strongest potential ticket? |
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based on another post I ask this question which ticket in your opinion would be the strongest:
Dean/Clark or Kerry/Cleland
Both seem like strong combinations.
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Thu Sep-11-03 10:19 AM
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Thu Sep-11-03 11:00 AM
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Won't happen, but there wouldn't be a republican left standing.
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Thu Sep-11-03 11:01 AM
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3. being a total impartial observor, I'd say Kerry-Cleland |
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Thu Sep-11-03 11:02 AM
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strong on defense and economic populism, a can't lose ticket.
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Thu Sep-11-03 11:06 AM
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5. Dean/Clark, but also Dean/Edwards, for a southern strategy |
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I'm liking Dean more each time I see him. I loved his answer in the debate about minority issues. The reporter stated that since he was from a state with a low minority population, he may be perceived as out of touch with african americans. Dean responded that if being from a state with a high minority population made someone more in touch, that Trent Lott, being from Mississippi would be Martin Luther King, or words to that effect.
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