so, whos the best choice for president
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The best choice is John Edwards. But I don't think he can fight above the media's bias against him.
I think Obama will destroy Hillary in South Carolina and his engine will roar to victory on Super Tuesday.
The media calls "Super Tuesday" "Tsunami Tuesday"...gee...how politically correct of them..:1orglaugh
I think Obama will destroy Hillary in South Carolina and his engine will roar to victory on Super Tuesday.
The media calls "Super Tuesday" "Tsunami Tuesday"...gee...how politically correct of them..:1orglaugh
Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney or Fred Thompson.
I have to hand it to Obama here. He has a certain charisma about him that both Clintons and Bush don't have. In a way he reminds me of JFK, given that they were both younger, charismatic politicians.
Plus Obama Girl is dead gorgeous :thefinger
Plus Obama Girl is dead gorgeous :thefinger
I am between Obama and Edwards.
I think that if either Obama or Hillary wins the Democratic nod,neither will win the election no matter what Republican they run against.The last Democratic candidate representing a northern state to win the presidency was JFK(and a lot of people think that it was fixed).
I'm not really into politics and I don't have any strong feelings for any of the candidates,but when it comes to voting,the US as a whole is a very ignorant bunch compared to other countries. People from the south,bible thumpers,and the wealthy,mostly vote Republican.The only reason Clinton got in was because Perot split a lot of the Republican vote and stole them away from Bush Sr.
I would be really surprised if a democrat is elected president.
I'm not really into politics and I don't have any strong feelings for any of the candidates,but when it comes to voting,the US as a whole is a very ignorant bunch compared to other countries. People from the south,bible thumpers,and the wealthy,mostly vote Republican.The only reason Clinton got in was because Perot split a lot of the Republican vote and stole them away from Bush Sr.
I would be really surprised if a democrat is elected president.
If only we could convince everyone not to vote! Then what would they do!
Probably just make whoever has the most money the President.
BTW, my choice is Clinton, just because I'm hoping things will be the same as the last time she was in charge.
Barak Obama!
He's the only politician to inspire me to get active ever. I believe he is the only candidate who can transcend typical political bias and get people to believe in America again.
fyi-I'm not affiliated with a party.
Yes, we can heal this nation. Yes, we can make a difference. Yes, we can.
He's the only politician to inspire me to get active ever. I believe he is the only candidate who can transcend typical political bias and get people to believe in America again.
fyi-I'm not affiliated with a party.
Yes, we can heal this nation. Yes, we can make a difference. Yes, we can.
meesterperfect
Hiliary 2020
Rudy.
Less taxes, less social programs for those who contribute squat.
Actions, not just words put together in a sequence to make us feel good.
Everybody talks about how fucked up the country is. Ok yes Iraq is not what it was intended to be, but I like to hope it will work out and be successful ( something I know many Americans do not want).
And government is getting bigger and bigger( something that voting in a democrat will only increase).
And there is an invasion happening and increasing everyday.
And yes there are religious extremists that want to kill all of us non believers and who one day may very well be successful (something that judging by our last dem prez's record I do not want to trust another one, especially his wife to protect me from that).
And other problems like oil prices/inflation.
I see it more as the people fucking up the country from within with thier self imposed guilt complex,moral misgiudance and lack of personal responsability and misunderstanding of reality beyond what the media tells them to believe.
But Barak is very articulate and appealing, and Hillary is a very intelligent woman.:yinyang:
Less taxes, less social programs for those who contribute squat.
Actions, not just words put together in a sequence to make us feel good.
Everybody talks about how fucked up the country is. Ok yes Iraq is not what it was intended to be, but I like to hope it will work out and be successful ( something I know many Americans do not want).
And government is getting bigger and bigger( something that voting in a democrat will only increase).
And there is an invasion happening and increasing everyday.
And yes there are religious extremists that want to kill all of us non believers and who one day may very well be successful (something that judging by our last dem prez's record I do not want to trust another one, especially his wife to protect me from that).
And other problems like oil prices/inflation.
I see it more as the people fucking up the country from within with thier self imposed guilt complex,moral misgiudance and lack of personal responsability and misunderstanding of reality beyond what the media tells them to believe.
But Barak is very articulate and appealing, and Hillary is a very intelligent woman.:yinyang:
tartanterrier
Is somewhere outhere.
Hillary Sends Bill on Campaign Trip to Antarctica
Will Remain There Until Convention, Aides Confirm
=====================================
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton has sent her husband, former President Bill Clinton, on a “special campaign trip” to Antarctica that could last “six or seven months,” Clinton aides confirmed today.
“From here on in, Bill is going to be our man in Antarctica,” said top Clinton strategist Mark Penn. “We have sent him down there with enough food and firewood to last until the Democratic convention this summer.”
The unexpected change in the former president’s itinerary happened just hours after Mrs. Clinton’s drubbing in the South Carolina primary, causing some party insiders to wonder if Mr. Clinton’s mission to Antarctica represented something of a demotion.
The decision to dispatch Mr. Clinton to the South Pole also raised eyebrows because the continent of Antarctica does not participate in the so-called “Super Tuesday” primaries on February 5 and sends no delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
Mr. Penn attempted to tamp down all such speculation, telling reporters, “This race isn’t about votes or delegates, it’s about land mass, frozen tundra and penguins.”
Mr. Clinton’s itinerary change comes on the heels of a controversial incident Saturday night in which he was discovered bound and gagged in the bathroom of Mrs. Clinton’s campaign plane, his hands tied by what appeared to be the jacket of a bright yellow pantsuit.
Speaking to reporters with a strip of duct tape still over his mouth, Mr. Clinton denied that he was being muzzled by the campaign, adding, “Mmmfff mghrmfff mmbrrfff.”
Elsewhere, the White House announced that President Bush’s State of the Union address would be simulcast in English.
Will Remain There Until Convention, Aides Confirm
=====================================
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton has sent her husband, former President Bill Clinton, on a “special campaign trip” to Antarctica that could last “six or seven months,” Clinton aides confirmed today.
“From here on in, Bill is going to be our man in Antarctica,” said top Clinton strategist Mark Penn. “We have sent him down there with enough food and firewood to last until the Democratic convention this summer.”
The unexpected change in the former president’s itinerary happened just hours after Mrs. Clinton’s drubbing in the South Carolina primary, causing some party insiders to wonder if Mr. Clinton’s mission to Antarctica represented something of a demotion.
The decision to dispatch Mr. Clinton to the South Pole also raised eyebrows because the continent of Antarctica does not participate in the so-called “Super Tuesday” primaries on February 5 and sends no delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
Mr. Penn attempted to tamp down all such speculation, telling reporters, “This race isn’t about votes or delegates, it’s about land mass, frozen tundra and penguins.”
Mr. Clinton’s itinerary change comes on the heels of a controversial incident Saturday night in which he was discovered bound and gagged in the bathroom of Mrs. Clinton’s campaign plane, his hands tied by what appeared to be the jacket of a bright yellow pantsuit.
Speaking to reporters with a strip of duct tape still over his mouth, Mr. Clinton denied that he was being muzzled by the campaign, adding, “Mmmfff mghrmfff mmbrrfff.”
Elsewhere, the White House announced that President Bush’s State of the Union address would be simulcast in English.
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