Laura PourMeADrink
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Mon Sep-26-11 10:21 PM
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Who should NH and SC Dems vote for in their OPEN primaries? |
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Open primaries (unless SC Repukes got the judge to close it, which they were trying to do).
Who should they vote for?
At first, I thought Perry to hurt Mittens
But maybe another schmuck. Maybe better to promote a three-way to put them in total chaos where no one has enough delegates to get it. The more animosity building, the better
Who's third?
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Mon Sep-26-11 10:29 PM
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1. Operation Chaos probably cost Obama the Indiana primary in 2008 |
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and it may have cost him the Texas primary too.
Payback is appropriate.
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Laura PourMeADrink
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Mon Sep-26-11 10:37 PM
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2. it was all over, I remember. In TX I know a bunch of people who |
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crossed and voted for Hillary to stop Obama
who should they vote for?
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Marie Marie
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Mon Sep-26-11 10:43 PM
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3. Der Googlmeister - Rick Santorum. |
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SC has enough crazies to vote for him and his Family Values.
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Laura PourMeADrink
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Mon Sep-26-11 10:48 PM
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4. I'm ignorant about him - why do you call him that? |
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Mon Sep-26-11 11:04 PM
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5. Because of his - uh, er, Google "problem". |
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Just Google Rick Santorum (Gross out Warning)
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Tue Sep-27-11 06:59 AM
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6. NH's primary isn't completely open. |
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Voters whose party affiliation is "Democrat" can only vote in the Democratic Primary.
Voters whose party affiliation is "Republican" can only vote in the Republican primary.
Voters whose party affiliation is "Undeclared" can vote in either primary. In theory, they instantly become enrolled in that party, but they can immediately change back to being "Undeclared".
In NH, most "Undeclared" voters seem to be actually be Republican voters, though they often like to cross-over and "monkey wrench" our Primary.
The date to switch to "Undeclared" status is imminent, BTW.
Tesha
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Tue Sep-27-11 08:46 AM
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7. Interesting...the web is showing only 2010 requirements to change |
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