It angers me that the corporate controlled media wastes our time with this nonsense. There are plenty of big-time issues we need to stay focused on. To try to affect the ignorant voters with non-issues like this is irresponsible no matter which candidate may benefit.
Originally posted by: TheNewbie
Clinton Vs. McCain ==> McCain the next president.
remember where you've heard it first.
it was probably a thread a couple months ago. Certainly didn't hear it from you first.
Originally posted by: miketheidiot
Originally posted by: TheNewbie
Clinton Vs. McCain ==> McCain the next president.
remember where you've heard it first.
it was probably a thread a couple months ago. Certainly didn't hear it from you first.
Considering its been polling like that for over a month, no one heard it from you first.
Of course it has no resemblance or impact on ST. None of what is discussed here is going to have much of an impact outside this forum. Maybe I'm alone but I think it's interesting to see who people voted for in the past and who they are voting for this year.
http://www.rightpundits.com/?p=1101
Also found this: http://www.pollster.com/blogs/...super_tuesday_exit.php
From that site: What this means (and those of you who play the various election "futures" or predictions markets should listen closely) is that any "exit poll" numbers you hear about before 5:00 p.m. are bogus (or at least, not produced by the networks).
Care to explain what you mean? A brokered convention will mean a Huckabee nomination. Look at the numbers.
jonks
Lifer
- Feb 7, 2005
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Look here: [google: a vote for huckabee is a vote for mccain]
http://www.google.com/search?h...e+is+a+vote+for+mccain
polls close this early and only 1000 people voted?
duh:
REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL:
Closed convention
30 total delegates*
18 tied to February 5 state convention; 9 tied to May 13 primary; 3 unpledged RNC member delegates
huck won the convention.
BeauJangles
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- Aug 26, 2001
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The early Huckabee victory was planned to steal momentum from Romney, particularly in southern states.
A vote for Huckabee is a vote for McCain.
A vote for Huckabee is a vote for McCain.
:thumbsup:
and anyone who doesn't think McCain and Huckabee have been working together since at least NH to take down Robo-Romney is crazy.
kinda makes me like the Huckster a little more.
just goes to show you, working together > throwing millions and millions of dollars at a problem and hoping for the best.
the more this campaign goes on, the more I hate Romney... it's starting to rival my hatred of Kerry
I mean, it's one thing to be stupid because you don't know any better and really believe your stupidity (Huckabee); it's something else to embrace stupidity knowingly.Like I said, he isn't stealing Romney's votes, he is taking McCain's. Hucks supporters will go to McCain IF Huck dropped out, which he won't.
Now, had Romney dropped out huck would have won by a landslide.
guess it depends on whether or not anyone's buying Robo's "I'm the real conservative candidate" show and ignoring the gay marriage/universal health care behind the curtain.
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