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Edited by
mnhiker
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The only way John McCain can win.
1. By repudiating the Bush Administration. In doing this, he presents himself as the maverick many people have known him to be in the past, someone who is not afraid to stand up to the status quo, and can offer new ideas. 2. By rejecting special interest money. In doing this, he will show that he is not beholden to them and will make his own decisions on what is best for the country. After all, he helped craft McCain-Feingold, a bipartisan campaign finance bill. http://www.campaignfinancesite.org/legislation/mccain.html 3. Embrace the middle and reject the right-wing extremists in his party. This way, he can draw in more Independents and conservative Democrats. 4. Clearly define his ideas on the economy, health care, bringing home the troops and other issues. This way, he can successfully debate and compete with whomever is selected as the Democratic candidate. I believe that most Americans are moderates, not too much to the left or right. The one who becomes President will get their votes. |
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He had my vote in 2000 because of these ideals. Then, Karl Rove unraveled on him and screwed us all.
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He had my vote in 2000 because of these ideals. Then, Karl Rove unraveled on him and screwed us all. Karl Rove The devil has a special place in hell reserved for him. |
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Pretty sad state we find ourselves in. Plight of the white male in modern day america.....
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Edited by
CleanBathroom
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Fri 05/30/08 08:49 PM
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He had my vote in 2000 because of these ideals. Then, Karl Rove unraveled on him and screwed us all. Karl Rove The devil has a special place in hell reserved for him. He and Scooter have a table of Texas Hold 'Em set aside there. |
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He had my vote in 2000 because of these ideals. Then, Karl Rove unraveled on him and screwed us all. Karl Rove The devil has a special place in hell reserved for him. He and Scooter have a table of Texas Hold 'Em set aside there. |
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BREAKING NEWS:
SENATOR MCCAINS DAUGHTER SEEN WEARING A KEFFIYAH Does this make you wonder where Senator John McSame's loyalty lies?? |
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The only way John McCain can win. 1. By repudiating the Bush Administration. In doing this, he presents himself as the maverick many people have known him to be in the past, someone who is not afraid to stand up to the status quo, and can offer new ideas. 2. By rejecting special interest money. In doing this, he will show that he is not beholden to them and will make his own decisions on what is best for the country. After all, he helped craft McCain-Feingold, a bipartisan campaign finance bill. http://www.campaignfinancesite.org/legislation/mccain.html 3. Embrace the middle and reject the right-wing extremists in his party. This way, he can draw in more Independents and conservative Democrats. 4. Clearly define his ideas on the economy, health care, bringing home the troops and other issues. This way, he can successfully debate and compete with whomever is selected as the Democratic candidate. I believe that most Americans are moderates, not too much to the left or right. The one who becomes President will get their votes. spoken like a true democrat. All that a repub has toi do to get elected is repudiate what he belives and follow a domocrat agenda. Gauranteed to work every time. Heard the same line about Reagen, about the first, and about the second Bushes. |
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BREAKING NEWS: SENATOR MCCAINS DAUGHTER SEEN WEARING A KEFFIYAH Does this make you wonder where Senator John McSame's loyalty lies?? Well, he might get the Muslim vote that way! |
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the only way McCain can win...
a) Obama wins the nomination b) Clinton wins the nomination c) Rev Wright refuses to endorse him d) If he carries virtually all the states Bush did in the last couple elections. what would be the odds on that?! |
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The only way John McCain can win. 1. By repudiating the Bush Administration. In doing this, he presents himself as the maverick many people have known him to be in the past, someone who is not afraid to stand up to the status quo, and can offer new ideas. 2. By rejecting special interest money. In doing this, he will show that he is not beholden to them and will make his own decisions on what is best for the country. After all, he helped craft McCain-Feingold, a bipartisan campaign finance bill. http://www.campaignfinancesite.org/legislation/mccain.html 3. Embrace the middle and reject the right-wing extremists in his party. This way, he can draw in more Independents and conservative Democrats. 4. Clearly define his ideas on the economy, health care, bringing home the troops and other issues. This way, he can successfully debate and compete with whomever is selected as the Democratic candidate. I believe that most Americans are moderates, not too much to the left or right. The one who becomes President will get their votes. spoken like a true democrat. All that a repub has toi do to get elected is repudiate what he belives and follow a domocrat agenda. Gauranteed to work every time. Heard the same line about Reagen, about the first, and about the second Bushes. Hate to disappoint you, but I'm not a Democrat. |
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the only way McCain can win... a) Obama wins the nomination b) Clinton wins the nomination c) Rev Wright refuses to endorse him d) If he carries virtually all the states Bush did in the last couple elections. what would be the odds on that?! I would say slim and none. |
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BREAKING NEWS: SENATOR MCCAINS DAUGHTER SEEN WEARING A KEFFIYAH Does this make you wonder where Senator John McSame's loyalty lies?? the stylists are at it again!!!! |
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Edited by
mnhiker
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Fri 05/30/08 09:14 PM
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The only way John McCain can win. 1. By repudiating the Bush Administration. In doing this, he presents himself as the maverick many people have known him to be in the past, someone who is not afraid to stand up to the status quo, and can offer new ideas. 2. By rejecting special interest money. In doing this, he will show that he is not beholden to them and will make his own decisions on what is best for the country. After all, he helped craft McCain-Feingold, a bipartisan campaign finance bill. http://www.campaignfinancesite.org/legislation/mccain.html 3. Embrace the middle and reject the right-wing extremists in his party. This way, he can draw in more Independents and conservative Democrats. 4. Clearly define his ideas on the economy, health care, bringing home the troops and other issues. This way, he can successfully debate and compete with whomever is selected as the Democratic candidate. I believe that most Americans are moderates, not too much to the left or right. The one who becomes President will get their votes. spoken like a true democrat. All that a repub has toi do to get elected is repudiate what he belives and follow a domocrat agenda. Gauranteed to work every time. Heard the same line about Reagen, about the first, and about the second Bushes. Part of the reason Reagan got in was because of the hostage crisis in Iran during the Carter Administration. And the fact he cut a deal with the Iranians, who just happened to release the hostages just minutes after Reagan was sworn in. Bush Jr. was helped by the Clinton Monica Lewinsky scandal. Let's see, what President has one of the lowest approval ratings in history and whose Administration is rife with scandals? A Democratic President? No! A Republican one! |
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I would say slim and none. which former Bush states do you think he'll lose? my completely informal CNN mapping shows he keeps almost everything against Obama. there is red all over!! |
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I would say slim and none. which former Bush states do you think he'll lose? my completely informal CNN mapping shows he keeps almost everything against Obama. there is red all over!! I'm not going to speculate on specific states, since it's still awhile until November and anything can happen. What I do know is that Republicans have been losing ground in what were formerly Republican strongholds. |
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White House to the right.
Congress to the left. or vise versa. Both branches to one side or another is asking for big trouble in this election cycle. Everything is on the fence and everything is on the table. Where it lands after November is critical to the health of this nation's economy. The world is invested in the American economy. The world is watching. We are not in debt to the world, but the world is invested in us. What will that mean? Who can see that best? This election cycle is looking like a roulette table. |
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Edited by
mnhiker
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Fri 05/30/08 10:22 PM
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White House to the right. Congress to the left. or vise versa. Both branches to one side or another is asking for big trouble in this election cycle. Everything is on the fence and everything is on the table. Where it lands after November is critical to the health of this nation's economy. The world is invested in the American economy. The world is watching. We are not in debt to the world, but the world is invested in us. What will that mean? Who can see that best? This election cycle is looking like a roulette table. More and more it's a global economy. I'm not sure the world gives a rat's ass about the United States, except for hoping that whomever becomes President won't bomb them. We're not as important to the world as we'd like to believe. |
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I would say slim and none. which former Bush states do you think he'll lose? my completely informal CNN mapping shows he keeps almost everything against Obama. there is red all over!! NC |
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I would say slim and none. which former Bush states do you think he'll lose? my completely informal CNN mapping shows he keeps almost everything against Obama. there is red all over!! NC This depends on keeping Clinton off his ticket!! |
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