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Sat Sep-27-03 03:21 PM
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I'm Starting to Think a Clark/Kerry Team Might Do Very Well |
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Does anyone else think a team with Clark as the presidential nominee and Kerry as the vice presidential nominee might do very well?
And is it likely that Kerry would accept the VP spot?
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Sat Sep-27-03 03:23 PM
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1. Kerry/Clark would do as well |
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Both tickets take the white house. I would stay well away from Dean.
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Sat Sep-27-03 03:26 PM
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4. After listening to them, it seems that... |
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Clark and Kerry have more in line with each other than Dean and Clark.
But I think I'd like Clark at the top spot so his most obvious qualities aren't diminished.
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Sat Sep-27-03 03:24 PM
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2. Kerry's, IMHO, dishonestly negative campaign has turned me off to him(n/t) |
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Sat Sep-27-03 03:24 PM
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It feels wrong, though I can't put my finger on it.
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Sat Sep-27-03 03:52 PM
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Those two wounded veterans wouldn't know much about war would they? :eyes:
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Sat Sep-27-03 03:54 PM
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6. but you'd vote for it over W, wouldn't you |
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Sat Sep-27-03 08:52 PM
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Sat Sep-27-03 04:09 PM
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It would have to be Kerry for pres, so I could get to see him play guitar again.
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Sat Sep-27-03 08:49 PM
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8. I guess Kerry being a skull and bones, and clark being a repub |
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..in sheeps clothing, would make them winners, but eccchhhh, not for me.
I don't like clark (waco guy? repub turncoat for sure) and kerry doesn't really want to win IMHO.
So.....ptttttt!
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Sat Sep-27-03 09:31 PM
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10. I think so too. If Kerry is VP and runs on his own in '12.. |
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he can break the northeastern democrat curse. Which would be a good thing.
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Sat Sep-27-03 10:05 PM
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Kerry is too establishment, too conservative. I don't care for him AT ALL. He is running a very unenlightened, uninspired campaign and spends most of his time reacting to Dean instead of pursuing bold new policies of his own. I see him fizzling out early (hopefully).
Clark talks the talk but does he walk the walk? So far he's a personality, a manufactured candidate--and an amateur politician. I'm seeing reports of corporate associations that aren't pretty (in fact I was searching back for an extensive post from yesterday about that subject when I ran across this thread).
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Sat Sep-27-03 10:07 PM
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12. Kerry is too conservative? |
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Edited on Sat Sep-27-03 10:08 PM by JohnKleeb
His record says otherwise.
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