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Mon Jul-09-07 11:26 AM
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You know, I am seriously considering registering republican... |
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...so that I can vote for GHOULIANI in the GOP primary.
Because NOTHING would give me more pleasure than to see that jowly old sleazebag lobbyist, the completely classless Fred Thompson lose the nomination.
The scum at the RW sites are so enamored of him at this point that it's completely pathetic.
Of course after the primary I would re-register as a democrat again...
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:28 AM
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1. Fred is their future Ronnie |
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He is their hope for the future of the republicon party
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:46 AM
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16. If Fred is their best...then indeed the Pubs are a SHALLOW Party. The GOP Has Fucked up and they |
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want back into the Game? No...they are benched and should remain there for a long time...
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:54 AM
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22. Check out yesterday's Opus...n/t |
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:29 AM
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2. Here, we can vote for any candudate |
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And we don't have to change affiliation. I want the pleasure of voting for the candidate I believe is close to my values.
The Republicans can hang an anvil around their own necks. :D
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:35 AM
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7. That's how we got Kerry... |
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a whole bunch of Republicans voted Kerry in the N.H. Dem primary to stick it to Dean.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:38 AM
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10. Then the technique works!I was wondering how he got the nomination... |
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NONE of the dems I knew in Florida at the time were for Kerry. EVERYBODY was Clark or Dean, an occasional Kucinich or Graham (It was Florida). I would have been fine with either of them.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:51 AM
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19. I sincerely regret not voting for McCain back in 2000... |
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here in Virginia anybody can vote in the primary as well.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:30 AM
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3. Check with your local Dem party before switching |
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In California, we get more delegates to the convention if we have more Dems registered. I live in a very liberal area so it matters that we have as many delegates as possible.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:32 AM
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4. I'm registered in Texas right now. |
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:32 AM
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5. They love guys who have acted in leadership positions on aircraft carriers |
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only Fred at least wanted escalations to cease before people actually died
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:34 AM
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6. Funny how they bash Hollywood.... |
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yet the Repug party has them on the ballot so often.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:36 AM
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8. And then stick us with Guiliani. Great. |
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:40 AM
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12. I don't think Ghouliani is any more or less electable than Thompson against the dem... |
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...but he is more acceptable and moderate, IMO...
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:44 AM
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14. However, why not vote for someone more acceptable? |
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Remember, whoever gets the nomination has a chance at being president. If you're going to do that, why not try and find someone electable? You yourself called him Ghouliani - you clearly don't respect him - why vote for him and have the chance that he will become president?
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:48 AM
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17. Whoever the GOP nominee is, I will vote against. |
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DO you know of some other GOPer more likely to beat Jowly than Ghouliani?
I find McCain even more unacceptable than the other two.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:54 AM
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23. And Ron Paul would be better than the other two |
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I'm arguing against the idea that we can pick a candidate for the Repub nomination who will be 'unwinnable'. If anyone ever should have been unwinnable, it's Bush, and he's been president twice! Anyone who gets the nomination may win, so we have to be careful what we wish for.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:55 AM
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25. Don't underestimate Romney... |
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he's got the Rove machine behind him, and we know what they're capable of.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:36 AM
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9. Be careful what you wish for. I thought Reagan couldn't possibly |
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win an election, and look what happened to THAT idea!!!
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:39 AM
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11. Well, I would much rather be stuck with a President Ghouliani than a President Jowly. |
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So that's another reason to vote for Rudy in the primaries, right?
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:53 AM
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21. I thought the same thing about the chimp, both times...n/t |
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:41 AM
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13. There are plenty of people ... |
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who do that.
I work with a person who is a registered Republican, but clearly not (his wife is registered Democrat). He likes to get their propaganda (which spends their money), to see what they are up to. He can also vote in their primaries.
Frank Zappa was a registered Democrat, even though he was very conservative (DO NOT think of todays conservative). He did this so that he could vote in the Dem primary (since there was likely to be a Democrat winner).
Cheers Drifter
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:46 AM
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15. I'm hoping McInsane will still be in by the time of their Primary so I can vote for him. |
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If not I'll pick Rudy too.Romney is the biggest threat we're facing at the moment from the Right (Thompson may change that).
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:51 AM
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18. Lurking onthe RW boards, I see ZERO love for Romney. |
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Maybe it's because he's mormon, or because he's a yankee, but they just drool over peckerwood hogjowls.
I really don't get it, but I sure would love to disappoint them.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:52 AM
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20. In the end, they'll vote for whoever Rush & Co. tell them to.. |
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which comes straight from Karl Rove.
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Mon Jul-09-07 11:55 AM
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24. The Right doesn't seem too enthusiastic over any of their choices. |
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What a bummer. :evilgrin:
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