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Sun Oct-28-07 11:49 AM
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Poll question: Which Candidate Will Best Wage Total Political War On The Republicans In The General? |
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Edited on Sun Oct-28-07 12:06 PM by ruggerson
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Sun Oct-28-07 11:50 AM
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1. Biden. He'll wage total political war on any bullshit - Rep or Dem. nt |
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Sun Oct-28-07 11:52 AM
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Sun Oct-28-07 12:42 PM
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8. Biden and Clinton are the only ones capable of doing this |
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the others just don't know how to do it or don't have the temperament or huevos
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Mon Oct-29-07 02:00 AM
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16. Clinton? Hillary Clinton? |
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GEORGE Clinton, maybe. Hillary will run her campaign if she gets the nom trying to look the same as the R candidate. It's the tried and "centrist appeal" approach that Kerry used. Worked so well for him.
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Sun Oct-28-07 11:53 AM
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3. Total political war?!?! |
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Do you mean to imply that that would be a GOOD thing?
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Sun Oct-28-07 11:59 AM
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Can you strip the poll of it's empty jingoism and explain what you mean?
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Sun Oct-28-07 12:04 PM
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POLITICAL war. Being on the attack, instead of the defense. No charge left unanswered, immediately. Hit them on every issue. Hard, then harder. Make as few mistakes as possible. Conduct the campaign relentlessly, work harder than you ever have in your life and beat them at the ballot box into a fucking pulp.
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Sun Oct-28-07 12:08 PM
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6. You're right, I really had to think to make a decision between Hillary |
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and Biden. Both would do very well, but I think Hillary would do better. She sure has had a lot of past experiences with being attacked, and has learned from mistakes that were made!
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Mon Oct-29-07 12:47 AM
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the republicans Want Hillary as their oposition. Biden would Take them to the woodshed much better/faster than Hillary.
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Sun Oct-28-07 12:24 PM
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7. Maybe I am misinterpreting the question |
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but Hillary has done nothing to make me think she would wage total political war on the Republicans. She has not distinguished herself by standing up to them thus far. In my humble opinion, she will want to stay as middle of the road as possible to draw votes from both sides.
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Mon Oct-29-07 12:18 PM
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20. Both candidates in the General will stay to the middle! The |
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whole intent in a general is to take as many votes from your opposition to WIN!
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Sun Oct-28-07 12:42 PM
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9. Clinton and it's not even close n/t |
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Sun Oct-28-07 01:00 PM
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10. Much will depend on the corporate media. |
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Unless things change, it will be an up hill battle for the Dem. candidate. Very difficult to get a message out if the media ignores you.
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Mon Oct-29-07 01:09 AM
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13. Clinton...no contest. nt |
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Mon Oct-29-07 01:53 AM
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14. Clinton and it isn't close. Edwards? How'd that work in 2004? |
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Remember his gee-shucks debate with Cheney?
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Mon Oct-29-07 01:57 AM
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I think it would be Edwards. He has already made it clear that he is going after the rich and the big corporations. Hillary seems to be favoring them. (the insurance companies for sure) Obama, well I haven't heard too much from him that would make me believe that he would go after the repugnants. Edwards has made it clear that he would. (healthcare, taxes, loopholes, education)
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Mon Oct-29-07 07:15 AM
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17. Hillary Rodham Clinton n/t |
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Mon Oct-29-07 10:20 AM
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18. Without a doubt...Joe Biden. |
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Mon Oct-29-07 10:54 AM
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19. Biden, clear, strong, and will throw it back at them (he already does) |
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Mon Oct-29-07 12:21 PM
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21. HRC is the only candidate who has said, |
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"when your opponent attacks, you then have to deck him" Enough said.....
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