If the Primaries were today, who would you vote for? - Page 6

cheapseats · 12-02-2007, 01:49 PM

Lemme think...

The Bad Guys have control of the election machinery.

The election machinery is THE determining factor in a close or even close-ish race. The old 'prove it' defense.

Hillary Clinton doesn't have a prayer of being elected by a landslide.

The Republicans and The Media have been telling us and selling us on a Hillary candidacy from BEFORE the get-go.

Ergo...either victory in the general election can be snatched away from Clinton at the wire, OR Clinton is who They want in the first place.

Clinton would, after all, be Business As Usual, take the heat for Iraq AND cross that pesky 'First Female President' off the old To Do list.

I believe John Edwards is the only Democratic candidate who could, between now and next November, inspire and mobilize a groundswell of support that will defy Diebold and give neoconservatives the smack upside the head that they so richly deserve.

Environment Man · 12-09-2007, 03:00 PM

Huckabee

Obama

CosmicRocker · 12-09-2007, 04:56 PM

Biden if I can. Hillary if I must.

kblair7 · 12-09-2007, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by CosmicRocker

Biden if I can. Hillary if I must.

Eh i could live with Biden

If it comes down to the Hilliary or someone else...

someone else

aloysious · 12-09-2007, 05:20 PM

R: Paul
D: Biden
Hillary vs. The Devil - The Devil
Edwards vs. The Devil - The Devil
Hillary vs. Edwards - Hillary

kblair7 · 12-09-2007, 05:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cheapseats

Clinton would, after all, be Business As Usual, take the heat for Iraq AND cross that pesky 'First Female President' off the old To Do list.

Ahhh so you think its pesky huh...

I assure you that being one of the most backward nations when it comes to womens right's sure makes my heart swell with pride...

Before all you men jump in and tell me how wrong I am and how women "have the upper" hand blah blah...think about it.

Its not a pesky issue, its a reflection of how excluded women still are from the upper echelons of the political structure. Hell, Nancy was the first WOMEN speaker, the FIRST and this is the 21st century. It really makes me ill. Even Germany, one of the most chauvinistic societies has a women prime minister and women in positions of power in the parties. Even FRANCE, has Royal. Your attitude as one of a typical male, who doesn't take women in politics seriously.

aloysious · 12-09-2007, 05:30 PM

Originally Posted by cheapseats

Clinton would, after all, be Business As Usual, take the heat for Iraq AND cross that pesky 'First Female President' off the old To Do list.

Quote:

Originally Posted by kblair7

Ahhh so you think its pesky huh...

Your attitude as one of a typical male, who doesn't take women in politics seriously.

Sounds like it, but don't know if it's "typical". I can think of plenty of women I'd gladly be proud to call the u.s. pres. But not Hillary.

disfigured · 12-09-2007, 05:53 PM

No one, like I do every year.

I've only registered to vote twice. Once while I was in the service (they sort of suggested it was mandatory), and one other time, after which I promptly received jury duty.

I've never voted in any election ever. And probably never will.

I'll vote when there's a politician who earns my respect. Don't hold your breath.

I'm not wasting or using one of the greatest tools in free society on any of these douchewhistles. It would be a slap in the face (IMO) to those who perished for my right to do so.

To actually think that I would be the cause of a tally for any politician I've seen so far, turns my stomach.

Dianekkdi · 12-09-2007, 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cheapseats

Lemme think...

The Bad Guys have control of the election machinery.

The election machinery is THE determining factor in a close or even close-ish race. The old 'prove it' defense.

Hillary Clinton doesn't have a prayer of being elected by a landslide.

The Republicans and The Media have been telling us and selling us on a Hillary candidacy from BEFORE the get-go.

Ergo...either victory in the general election can be snatched away from Clinton at the wire, OR Clinton is who They want in the first place.

Clinton would, after all, be Business As Usual, take the heat for Iraq AND cross that pesky 'First Female President' off the old To Do list.

I believe John Edwards is the only Democratic candidate who could, between now and next November, inspire and mobilize a groundswell of support that will defy Diebold and give neoconservatives the smack upside the head that they so richly deserve.

Ditto.

Well said.

Heretic · 12-10-2007, 01:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aloysious

R: Paul
D: Biden
Hillary vs. The Devil - The Devil
Edwards vs. The Devil - The Devil
Hillary vs. Edwards - Hillary

You'd pick Hillary over Edwards? You are sadomasochistic, aren't you.

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cheapseats Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 3,719 Blog Entries: 14 Thanks: 0 Thanked 54 Times in 41 Posts	Lemme think... The Bad Guys have control of the election machinery. The election machinery is THE determining factor in a close or even close-ish race. The old 'prove it' defense. Hillary Clinton doesn't have a prayer of being elected by a landslide. The Republicans and The Media have been telling us and selling us on a Hillary candidacy from BEFORE the get-go. Ergo...either victory in the general election can be snatched away from Clinton at the wire, OR Clinton is who They want in the first place. Clinton would, after all, be Business As Usual, take the heat for Iraq AND cross that pesky 'First Female President' off the old To Do list. I believe John Edwards is the only Democratic candidate who could, between now and next November, inspire and mobilize a groundswell of support that will defy Diebold and give neoconservatives the smack upside the head that they so richly deserve. __________________ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= ©2008 Implausible Endeavors LLC ImplausibleEndeavors.com* =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Last edited by cheapseats; 12-02-2007 at 02:08 PM.
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Environment Man Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Catalina Island Posts: 19,983 Thanks: 0 Thanked 37 Times in 33 Posts	Huckabee Obama
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CosmicRocker Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: lost in a lost world Posts: 8,036 My Mood: Thanks: 142 Thanked 108 Times in 86 Posts	Biden if I can. Hillary if I must. __________________ Traveling Wilburys (l to r) Bob Dylan, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, George Harrison, Roy Orbison
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aloysious Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Alaska Posts: 757 Thanks: 4 Thanked 29 Times in 21 Posts	R: Paul D: Biden Hillary vs. The Devil - The Devil Edwards vs. The Devil - The Devil Hillary vs. Edwards - Hillary __________________ self banned
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disfigured Who me? Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Lowell MA USA Posts: 956 My Mood: Thanks: 3 Thanked 39 Times in 30 Posts	No one, like I do every year. I've only registered to vote twice. Once while I was in the service (they sort of suggested it was mandatory), and one other time, after which I promptly received jury duty. I've never voted in any election ever. And probably never will. I'll vote when there's a politician who earns my respect. Don't hold your breath. I'm not wasting or using one of the greatest tools in free society on any of these douchewhistles. It would be a slap in the face (IMO) to those who perished for my right to do so. To actually think that I would be the cause of a tally for any politician I've seen so far, turns my stomach. __________________
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