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Wed Feb-20-08 11:21 PM
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Poster @ Obama Rally: Republicans for Obama |
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This says it all. How can Hillary run against a democratic and republican candidate?
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:22 PM
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1. She can't. so clearly she should drop out (after Texas and Ohio) |
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:22 PM
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2. you say that like it's a bad thing |
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:28 PM
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9. Yes, because those republicans aren't supporting our agenda and they won't support Obama. |
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:31 PM
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11. If they took time out of their day to attend an Obama rally.... |
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...in which they had to wait in line for up to three hours.....
....then they are NOT "mischief makers". They're the real deal.
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:31 PM
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:32 PM
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13. There are plenty of Repukes |
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that don't want 4 more yrs of Bush. Which is what they will get with McCain. People are fat up with that garbage. Republicans are struggling with their bills and have kids in Iraq too. Don't just brush them off. There are going to be plenty who either stay at home or vote for Barack. I know one for sure who has two sons in Iraq. And would punch McCain and Bush in the face if he could.
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:40 PM
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17. They don't have to support our agenda - they simply have to renounce the |
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current Republican agenda - are they against the war? are they for restoring constitutional government? are they against Guantano Bay? Do they want to make sure that another reckless war in Iran is stopped? Do they want immigration reform?
That is enough
After the election we can argue about taxes and other policy issues. As long as they feel that they are closer to us than their leaders its good enough as long as we don't compromise our agenda.
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:22 PM
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:23 PM
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4. I guess they won't be voting for McCain this time around... |
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...what's wrong with that?
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:23 PM
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5. Well, that's really the whole point |
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McCain has been popular with independents and even with some crossover voters. It's crucial to have someone who appeals to independents. And if ever there was a year to get back some of the Reagan Democrats, who by now are registered Republicans, this is the year.
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:25 PM
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6. What the fuck would you expect with a 47% disapproval rating??? |
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:26 PM
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7. Remember Reagan Democrats? Same thing, in reverse, with a smarter candidate (nt) |
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:27 PM
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8. a better question would be, how can McCain? |
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:30 PM
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10. Kerry had all kinds of 'Republicans for Kerry' signs and support |
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I should know. We sported one on my SO's Jeep.
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:33 PM
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Not sure what that was all about. If it's authentic it's great.
There is a weird dynamic that the Clinton campaign has to deal with. Republicans have a chance to finish off Hillary. Will they take it, or do the smart thing and vote for Obama (for a number of reasons). I think the majority will not be able to resist.
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:36 PM
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15. I hope lots of regular Republican voters vote for Obama |
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Don't you? It will be a landslide in November. Oh I see, you are pushing the bullshit theory that Obama is winning because of Republican crossover votes.
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Wed Feb-20-08 11:38 PM
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16. Sad enough, unless those Republicans support our agenda, our agenda is going nowhere |
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With a 60% majority in the Senate needed, our reforms are going nowhere without peeling some of them off. I agree with your message, but deep down know any health care plan is doomed unless we have a charismatic leader who can make some conservatives see past the bigotry.
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Thu Feb-21-08 02:34 AM
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the last thing we want to do is get the 30% of the Republican party who hate Bush and his policies into the Democratic fold.
Have you heard of the Blue Dog Democrats? They have a (D) after their name. Does that mean they are better than every Republican in America.
I think not.
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Thu Feb-21-08 02:36 AM
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19. No, that's excellent. A Senate with say, 65 democrats can "get things done" |
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The conservative democrats can more easily reach across the aisle to convince the republicans to sign onto our bills. :shrug:
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:00 AM
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20. Come On, Repugs Are Sick Of * Too |
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And now they face a choice of a 100 year war or a Democratic candidate. They are simply picking the Democratic candidate that they think they can work with the best.
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Thu Feb-21-08 03:04 AM
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21. How? That's what Obama is doing right now, and he's kicking ass. |
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