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Gill said:Sure, let's play the poll game....
Yes, I believe the polls on Bush's popularity are probably correct. They are slowly creeping into the mid 40's now.TheNextEra said:Sure thing, so you believe the polls about Bush then right? That the majority of American think he is not doing a good job?
The proof will be later on in the primaries. Until then conservatives are the majority that want Hilary to run.
TheNextEra said:It's funny, but it's always the conservatives and Republicans that say she is running. Could it be because it is your wet dream political wise? Cause other than republicans and conservatives, I haven't seen the dems take an interest in her like you guys have for president.
Maybe you are secret Hillary Fans. Has to be. :lol:
galenrox said:Damn right, and at least we won't be called liberals for doing so!
McCain is kind of selling out to the whacky *** sects of my faith, but he's a smart, good man, and if it was between him and Hillary, that might be enough to get me to not vote Libertarian. It's a chance.
galenrox said:Damn right, and at least we won't be called liberals for doing so!
McCain is kind of selling out to the whacky *** sects of my faith, but he's a smart, good man, and if it was between him and Hillary, that might be enough to get me to not vote Libertarian. It's a chance.
Navy Pride said:I just go by your left wing whacko media that you like to quote all the time that says she is leading all dems in the polls for the nomination........Your argument is with them.....
:lol: I think it has something to do with the extreme obsession with and hatred of her husband, who has been referred to as "my other son" by daddy Bush.TheNextEra said:Maybe you are secret Hillary Fans. Has to be. :lol:
What I'd love to see is for Guiliani to run against Hillary for her seat in the Senate. Hand her @$$ and send her back to Arkansas, Rudy!!! Think about the message that would send to the voting public. If another of the Ds big guns goes down to an incumbent, the R's would have a huge public relations issue to build on. Unfortunately, Rudy's got his eyes on a bigger prize.chosendudenyc said:I live in NY and from what I sense, Sen. Clinton wouldn't be missed. Typically, all political positions in NY, aside from governor, mayors, and county executives are Liberal. She hasn't done much but house media air ways and live safe while her political responsibilites continue to be murdered by gangs, drugs, drunk drivers, failing schools, and crime in general.
Not a chance, NP. She's a liberal and liberals love homosexuals. If she was AC/DC, the best thing she could do is out herself and guarantee herself the homosexual guilt vote.Navy Pride said:I agree with the ambitious part but but I have never seen a woman let a man **** on her like she has let Bill **** on her......
I am not the first to insinuate she is AC/DC.........Yhat would explain a lot......
I'm one of the biggest critics of the accuracy of polls that you'll ever find, but when you see numbers this big, it's a pretty solid indicator of things.TheNextEra said:So you're proof is a poll?
Well then, since you consider polls absolute proof, Bush is doing a s.hitty job then by the majority of American people.
Still want to play the poll game?
That's what you get when you're one of those pot-smokin', small gov't, low taxes, leave me the $%*# alone Libertarians. :mrgreen:danarhea said:Nope, we will just be called right wing extremists. While Clinton was in office, that is what I was called. Now that Bush is in office, I am called a left wing extremist. If Hillary wins, I will be called a right wing extremist again. One of these days, I am hoping that the dittoheads of both parties will try something original, you know, like debating. :rofl
faithful_servant said:I'm one of the biggest critics of the accuracy of polls that you'll ever find, but when you see numbers this big, it's a pretty solid indicator of things.
danarhea said:Its now official. Hillary Clinton is going to run for president. All I can say to you Democrats is that you blew it again. With all the screwups on the Bushnevik side, you have to go with another screwup as your nominee. The bar might not be high for the GOP, but you just brought it even lower.
My prediction for 2008? McCain in a landslide.
Article is here.
TheNextEra said:And just what left wing whacko media do I quote? Please give me some example of some that I have quoted.
faithful_servant said:Not a chance, NP. She's a liberal and liberals love homosexuals. If she was AC/DC, the best thing she could do is out herself and guarantee herself the homosexual guilt vote.
Gill said:Yes, I believe the polls on Bush's popularity are probably correct. They are slowly creeping into the mid 40's now.
So you completely dismiss all the polls of Dems that make Hillary the top choice? The only Dems I've seen that don't like her are the far left moonbat types like DUmmies and KOSkids.
hipsterdufus said:Dan, just because she's running, doen't mean she'll get the nomination. Dem's have sensed that Hillary is running for quite some time, and of course, she is free to do so.
I looked in my crystal ball today and saw that Mark Warner will end up with the Dem nomination.
Lieberman might just be the GOP nominee in 08. :2wave:
Yep, Rove pulls a few terrorists out of Gitmo and has them plot to blow up a plane every few months to keep the poll numbers high. :roll:hipsterdufus said:Playing the fear card usually produces a little spike for the GOP. I don't expect it too last though...until the next fear card is played.
hipsterdufus said:Playing the fear card usually produces a little spike for the GOP. I don't expect it too last though...until the next fear card is played.
Kinda like when Kucinich got the nomination.:dohNavy Pride said:I am glad you put a smiley there because Warner has no chance to win the nomination.....To much a moderate for the left wing whacko base of the democratic party that votes in the primaries.........Depending on who wins for the Republicans I might even vote for him......
Doremus Jessup said:Kinda like when Kucinich got the nomination.:doh
His platform included:
Immediate withdrawal from the WTO and NAFTA.
Moving U.S. troops out of Iraq and replacing them with UN peacekeepers.
Ending the war on drugs.
Abolishing the death penalty.
Preventing the privatization of social security.
Ratifying the ABM Treaty and the Kyoto Protocol.
Introducing reforms to bring about instant-runoff voting.
Creating a single-payer system of universal health care.
Creating a cabinet-level "Department of Peace"
Legalizing same-sex marriage.
Repealing the USA PATRIOT Act.
Full social security benefits at age 65.
Environmental renewal and clean energy.
Sorry that your memory is failing, it must be a biatch.:lol:Supporters
Prominent supporters in his 2004 presidential campaign (most of whom joined him in supporting Kerry in the general election) included:
Patch Adams
Ed Asner
Ed Begley, Jr.
Jello Biafra
Linda Blair
Jon Clemens
Ben Cohen of Ben and Jerry
Irwin Corey
James Cromwell
Ani DiFranco
Granny D
Barbara Ehrenreich
Hector Elizondo
Ed Fallon
Arun Gandhi (grandson of Mahatma Gandhi)
Ed Garvey
Danny Glover
Matt Gonzalez
John Hagelin
Mimi Kennedy
Winona LaDuke
John Marty
Thurston Moore
Willie Nelson
Sean Penn
Joaquin Phoenix
Pete Seeger
Michelle Shocked
Richard Stallman
Studs Terkel
Alice Walker
Lynn Woolsey
Howard Zinn
Navy Pride said:I don't know that you have quoted any but judging by your posts it can be the only media you listen to or read......
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