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Sun Sep-23-07 02:31 PM
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Both Edwards and Clinton Would Win The White House |
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Edited on Sun Sep-23-07 02:31 PM by ruggerson
It's just that Edwards would win by a greater margin, perhaps far greater, and I'm not sure we want another nail biter.
I'm fine with either as nominee, but my vote will go to John Edwards in the primary, and not because I think Hillary is unelectable - I think she's very electable - but I want to demolish them this time.
I want to leave them lying as roadkill, demoralized for a good eight years.
I want them to taste total, crushing defeat.
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Sun Sep-23-07 02:47 PM
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1. I agree. Racism and sexism are very alive. |
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I think an Edwards-Clinton ticket would be a huge step for America, and would be about as much change as people could take.
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Sun Sep-23-07 02:48 PM
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2. Plus Edwards is not part of the "Cultrue of Corruption" |
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He doesn't take money from the big lobbyist like Clinton does.
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Sun Sep-23-07 02:55 PM
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3. I disagree. I think Edwards would lose. |
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Edited on Sun Sep-23-07 02:56 PM by calteacherguy
In any case, the issue is moot. He won't be the nominee.
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Sun Sep-23-07 03:14 PM
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He very well could be the nominee. You're jumping the gun a little bit....but if it makes you feel better, so be it.
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Sun Sep-23-07 04:15 PM
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He's probably on the Clinton payroll. Probably worried about his next paycheck since Hillary has to pay back those shady donations she received.
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Sun Sep-23-07 10:20 PM
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18. Nope, just a poor teacher. |
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Sun Sep-23-07 07:56 PM
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8. Don't be too sure about Edwards not being the one. |
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Its a long long way between now and Feb.and lots of water to flow under the bridge. If he does get the nomination, I agree, he wins big and carries a lot of folks in with him. I want to see those 67 votes in the Senate and with John leading the way I think we can do it.
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Sun Sep-23-07 10:14 PM
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16. Oh cal, you say that in all the threads..... |
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we want to WIN the General :hi:
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Sun Sep-23-07 10:19 PM
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17. I think Edwards would be characterized as weak and effeminate by the right. |
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And I think he would lose. I really do. Also some irresponsible things he has said about Iraq and other foreign policy issues would come back to haunt him.
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Sun Sep-23-07 02:57 PM
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4. We could seal this deal if it were: |
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Clinton:Kucinich or Edwards:Kucinich.
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Sun Sep-23-07 02:59 PM
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And I don't have a clue who I'm voting for in February.
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Sun Sep-23-07 07:59 PM
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9. Clinton, Edwards, or Obama win in a landslide. |
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If ever an election was a slam dunk, 2008 is one.
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Sun Sep-23-07 10:31 PM
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I cannot see how it could possibly slip away this time. They are all a zillion times better than the Repub nominees.
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Sun Sep-23-07 09:08 PM
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10. If Calif. changes its way of giving out electoral votes Hillary cant win. nt |
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Sun Sep-23-07 09:25 PM
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11. There is no greater defeat than to elect Hillary Clinton |
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They will all need serious intervention if Hillary wins.
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Sun Sep-23-07 09:32 PM
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12. I agree, Edwards is a much more attractive candidate. |
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Sun Sep-23-07 09:33 PM
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13. It would be a landslide |
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Although I'd rather it be Edwards as President, I think this would be a perfect combination. They would cover all the South, minorities, as well as the moderate Dems/Liberals. Hell, they would even get a good amount of Independents. It would be a landslide for sure. It also seems plausible since it was shown that Hillary and Edwards do talk, especially after the microphone taping at one of the debates this past summer.
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Sun Sep-23-07 09:54 PM
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14. polling seems to indicate |
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Edited on Sun Sep-23-07 09:57 PM by abburdlen
that Sen Clinton does NOT hurt Dems down ballot Open Left: Poll Shows Clinton Would Not Hurt Democrats Down BallotPersonally I would have liked to have voted for Clark but it wasn't in the cards - I'm more concerned making sure whomever wins be it Clinton or Gravel, gets a solid majority in the Congress.
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Sun Sep-23-07 09:57 PM
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15. I want the GOP dead, not beaten |
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They need to suffer a serious wipeout, a rock-solid repudiation at the ballot box, not another 51-49. That would perpetuate the same climate we've had for the past seven years.
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