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U2DMfan said:Breaking News:
John Edwards dad worked in a mill.
No shit?
You just blew my mind.
U2DMfan said:Breaking News:
John Edwards dad worked in a mill.
U2DMfan said:Breaking News:
John Edwards dad worked in a mill.
Anu said:Number of actual humans:
phanan said:She's more left than her husband. Did you dislike him as a President too?
blueyedpoet said:
The stories of insurance companies screwing over people are unacceptable, but now I'm tired of him mentioning their names.
melon said:
Precisely. I don't know where this idea that Hillary is a conservative Republican came from.
Anu said:Sorry, the numbers I am watching do not have anyone beneath Paul on the Repub side. Still, go Paul against the Ghoul.
phanan said:
She's more left than her husband. Did you dislike him as a President too?
melon said:
Precisely. I don't know where this idea that Hillary is a conservative Republican came from.
U2democrat said:
If Hillary is the nominee, I truly believe the Republicans will beat her.
What I mean by Bush tactics is not having anything to do with conservative or liberal, it's how they manipulate people and money to get their way.
anitram said:
Hillary is by no means my first choice (for a number of reasons) BUT the one thing that I like about her and the Clintons in general is that they have no qualms about playing dirty. Do you think they would allow someone to swiftboat them? Yarite. They would either hit back hard or hit first to begin with.
U2democrat said:
I think you're misinterpreting me.
If Hillary is the nominee, I truly believe the Republicans will beat her.
What I mean by Bush tactics is not having anything to do with conservative or liberal, it's how they manipulate people and money to get their way.
namkcuR said:I don't understand why a projection would be made when these college towns - which everyone was saying could make a difference - are still unaccounted for.
U2democrat said:
I believe that in the general, more people would turn out to vote AGAINST her than for her. She would fire up the GOP more than any of the GOP candidates.
anitram said:
Maybe, maybe not. I'm not so sure conventional wisdom has held up at all this year thus far.
And the reality is that everyone will be playing for a handful of states anyway. Such is the electoral college. This is why the talk of any person, including Hillary, being unelectable, is sort of silly.
blueyedpoet said:From her own lips and positions. She even voted for a resolution which escalated the tension with Iran. Did she not learn her lesson from the previous vote?
randhail said:
Even though the percent remains close, the actual vote margin has grown and I don't think that these towns will be enough to overcome the lead. These are NH college towns that are still fairly small. I could be wrong, but that gap probably will get closed but not enough to overcome.
Anu said:Edwards is not giving up.
U2democrat said:
I believe that in the general, more people would turn out to vote AGAINST her than for her. She would fire up the GOP more than any of the GOP candidates.