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Howe can you miss someone that won't go away?

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sirmoonie wrote:
More humiliation for the Bush Geeks. This is on par with the time Mick told George Walker Bush III to fuck off over the hotel room. Yup, its like an egg bagel to the face all over again. Howe much more can they take before they say something stupid?

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Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
Come 2009 Clinton will be back sleeping in his old bed. Only this time around he won't have to get up and go to work. Just lay around and entertain guests all day. If Clinton stumps, with his heart in it, for Hillary the republican candidate is toast. There's noone can beat her....IF and I say IF ...Bill pulls out ALL stops and goes for broke, she'll win. If Bill is half hearted she won't. I guess it all boils down to how much Bill wants his old bed back.

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Hillary don't have a snowballs chance. She couldn't win one Southern state so she can't win the Electoral College

Men don't like women shouting at them all the time

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Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
Come 2009 Clinton will be back sleeping in his old bed. Only this time around he won't have to get up and go to work. Just lay around and entertain guests all day. If Clinton stumps, with his heart in it, for Hillary the republican candidate is toast. There's noone can beat her....IF and I say IF ...Bill pulls out ALL stops and goes for broke, she'll win. If Bill is half hearted she won't. I guess it all boils down to how much Bill wants his old bed back.

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Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
....but it's blatanly obvious that Ohio was stolen in 2004.

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sirmoonie wrote:

I've never even heard this theory. Peg a link.

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Ten Thousand Motels wrote:


She could carry the same states that Kerry did...+ Ohio....that state that Kerry actually won. I'm surprsed the dems didn't make an issue out of it. Florida in 2000 was a bit fudgy....but it's blatanly obvious that Ohio was stolen in 2004.

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Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
http://ohioelection2004.com/

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http://ohioelection2004.com/

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telecaster wrote:

Hillary don't have a snowballs chance. She couldn't win one Southern state so she can't win the Electoral College

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Gazza wrote:


uh...as only one of them lives in the US, how can they be 'Republican'?

The 'rich bastards soaking their fans' bit I'll give you.....

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Dan wrote:


Republicans keep saying that, only because they are scared to death she WILL win. Guess they want to intimidate the Democrats into nominating someone else.

As was stated previously she can win all the Kerry states plus Ohio. I will also add Iowa, New Mexico, possibly Florida and Colorado (the battleground state of 2008) to the list. It will be a tight election but I wouldn't rule her out as a sure loser.

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Voter records show conclusively that there are two classes of people who vote consistently Republican - upper-middle class and the lower class. The upper-middle class vote Republican for economic reasons and the lower class for cultural reasons (since Nixon in a moment of political genius started the moral majority). they think Republicans will stop abortion, stop liberal stupidity, stop hollywood from making crappy music and movies, and start teaching creationism in highschools, etc - think Okie From Muskogee - the Merle Haggard song, which by the way is a great song. Whineing, ranting conservative talk show hosts may have America convinced that the despised spoiled rich out of touch well to do east coast ivy leaguers are liberal wackos who vote Democratic, it simply isn't true. The upper classes have always voted Republican and the lower classes (until the birth of backlash politics) have always voted Democratic. It was the political backlash caused by ordinary people really pissed off at the liberal excesses of the 1960s that have first put the Republicans back into power.

The Stones soak the middle and upper middle class because they cant soak the lower class. The lower class ain't got any spare money they can spend for a Stone's ticket, certainly not a 300 dollar ticket.

But I should point out that no one is holding a gun to anyone's head making them buy an overpriced ticket. Apparently someone thinks the tickets are worth that much, be they lower upper middle or whatever. And the Stones should by all means soak those people, if they so desire. But then they should take the critism like men and not put up the farce of supporting an economicly conservative former Democratic president.

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Kind of like Who songs on TV commercials

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Please nominate Hillary. Men in Iowa, NM, Fl and CO don't like being shouted at either

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We don't want anyone else as Hillary is DOA outside of NY and Burbank

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Flyover country don't buy her act

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Ronnie Richards wrote:


Ronnie lives in Ireland, doesn't he?
Is Ronnie an Irish Republican?

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glencar wrote:
Actually, many women don't like Hillary either. She might win but I wouldn't bet on it.

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glencar wrote:
I don't think it's impossible but it's a mighty mountain for her to climb. She does have hefty cankles but is that enough?

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Men don't like women shouting at them all the time

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Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
Come 2009 Clinton will be back sleeping in his old bed. Only this time around he won't have to get up and go to work. Just lay around and entertain guests all day. If Clinton stumps, with his heart in it, for Hillary the republican candidate is toast. There's noone can beat her....IF and I say IF ...Bill pulls out ALL stops and goes for broke, she'll win. If Bill is half hearted she won't. I guess it all boils down to how much Bill wants his old bed back.

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