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umalak_ · 01-03-08, 09:23 PM

according to the AP

there is no way Huckabee should be President, so if Obama gets the nomination (which it's not in stone or anything) then I will be voting for him.

Keith P · 01-03-08, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by umalak_

according to the AP

there is no way Huckabee should be President, so if Obama gets the nomination (which it's not in stone or anything) then I will be voting for him.

Noone is going to tolerate Huckabee.

reason · 01-03-08, 11:54 PM

^^^^^

lol... people liked him enough to give him votes in the caucus - so it looks like someone will tolerate him

01-04-08, 12:03 AM

My parents LOVE Huckabee. They even have his bumper sticker on their car. He's got the far right wingers in the bag. Basically, the same people who still support Bush will vote for Huckabee. Not so sure how well he's going to do with the moderates.

I'm an Obama girl all the way. Have been since before he ever decided to run for president.

umalak_ · 01-04-08, 12:36 AM

I would rather have McCain than Huckabee, McCain is really the only Republican besides Ron Paul that I could ever vote for... lucky for me I don't have to vote for either of them though.

I find it funny that Clinton came in third though

cyberina · 01-04-08, 01:12 AM

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Originally Posted by umalak_

I find it funny that Clinton came in third though

I think a contributing factor to that (though certainly not the ONLY factor) is that America is very ready for a change..
We've had nothing but Bushes and Clintons in the White House since 1989....

zymote · 01-04-08, 01:21 AM

That's a pleasant surprise - I was expecting Hillary to win. Obama's alright, but I'm really happy that Edwards is still in the race.

Damnsammit · 01-04-08, 01:48 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberina

I think a contributing factor to that (though certainly not the ONLY factor) is that America is very ready for a change..
We've had nothing but Bushes and Clintons in the White House since 1989....

While I agree with that, I think the main thing is that she is so wishy washy on her beliefs. It seems that she just likes to agree with everyone and please them and not take charge.

IMO, she makes a good senator, but I doubt she would make a good president. I would like Bill to be the First Lady though....

Go McCain or Ron Paul!

BrandonWhat · 01-04-08, 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Damnsammit

While I agree with that, I think the main thing is that she is so wishy washy on her beliefs. It seems that she just likes to agree with everyone and please them and not take charge.

Well, that is the main thing with anyone objecting to her winning the presidency--she changes sides more often than she changes pantsuits, adjusting her beliefs according to the market.

cyberina · 01-04-08, 02:20 AM

Regardless of any of the candidates.......

This election has the chance of making or breaking the issue of vote counting fraud and security...

A series of videos with credible interviews on the issue from the last election:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7

Keith P · 01-04-08, 04:46 AM

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Originally Posted by reason

^^^^^

lol... people liked him enough to give him votes in the caucus - so it looks like someone will tolerate him

The far right isn't going to be allowed into the office this term. The country has had enough of it.

jaesun · 01-04-08, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Damnsammit

While I agree with that, I think the main thing is that she is so wishy washy on her beliefs. It seems that she just likes to agree with everyone and please them and not take charge.

IMO, she makes a good senator, but I doubt she would make a good president. I would like Bill to be the First Lady though....

BINGO! She is a panderer and the American public sees that. Just like Mitt on the (R) side. People see fake and it turns them off. If she doesn't come in first or second in New Hapshire she may not get the nomination.

amor · 01-04-08, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by zymote

That's a pleasant surprise - I was expecting Hillary to win. Obama's alright, but I'm really happy that Edwards is still in the race.

Yeah i thought more people would vote you Hillary.

reason · 01-04-08, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Keith P

The far right isn't going to be allowed into the office this term. The country has had enough of it.

yea ... i have been saying that since 06'

regrettably the country is leaning left enough to keep any right winger out

01-04-08, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Keith P

The far right isn't going to be allowed into the office this term. The country has had enough of it.

I hope so, but I was also sure that no one in this country would be stupid enough to vote for Bush the second time around.

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umalak_ Spurs > Mavs Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 9,360	I would rather have McCain than Huckabee, McCain is really the only Republican besides Ron Paul that I could ever vote for... lucky for me I don't have to vote for either of them though. I find it funny that Clinton came in third though __________________ "The fiend in his own shape is less hideous than when he rages in the breast of man." - Hawthorne (Young Goodman Brown) "Any fool can make a rule, and any fool will mind it." - Thoreau (Resistance To Civil Government) "If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears the beat of a different drummer." - Thoreau (Walden)

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reason Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: the mother ship Posts: 357	^^^^^ lol... people liked him enough to give him votes in the caucus - so it looks like someone will tolerate him

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TragicallyUnhip Guest Posts: n/a	My parents LOVE Huckabee. They even have his bumper sticker on their car. He's got the far right wingers in the bag. Basically, the same people who still support Bush will vote for Huckabee. Not so sure how well he's going to do with the moderates. I'm an Obama girl all the way. Have been since before he ever decided to run for president.

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