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I'm voting for Ron Paul and you should too.
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I'm voting for Ron Paul and you should too.
Ron Paul
Wait for it... wait for it.... there it is
WELCOME TO THE RACE NADER!!!
Goodbye Democratic President
...Nader is insignificant....
I can't for the life of me help but wonder why Republicans want to around and keep Clinton around for the general election...I mean, it's not hard to cross party lines in Texas...Texas Republicans have the opportunity to put the final nail in the Hillary coffin...she's not likely to be Obama's VP....so she would be out till 2016, at least...if Hillary wins Texas tomorrow Texas Republican should hang their heads in shame....
Eh, you.
No doubt. So scared they are willing to vote for Hillary.
No, that would be the Obama campaign.
Sadly enough, I think he's right Chalupe. I think a lot of Obamas vote, well not a lot, but enough to matter, are anti-Hillary votes.
WOAI had a story last night about local Republicans getting the vote out for Obama because they think he'd be easier to beat than Clinton.
Any vote against another candidate is an "anti" vote, IMO.
I've also heard it the other way around. Voting for Hillary because they think the anti-Hillary vote will help McCain.
That is what Rush Limbaugh has been pushing.
Disclaimer: I only know because I have to have a security escort when going to the bank for work and one of the officers always has Rush's show on.
Personally I think it is a bad idea to vote for someone you do not want in office in the hopes of helping your chosen person.
What if the strategy backfires?
I listen to Rush so I know what fuels the conservatives.
Valid point.
I am not a fan of Rush's show. I can listen to it if someone has it on but never think to tune into it on my own.
But to be fair, I am not much for talk radio in general.
You know this country is ed when TEXAS is a key deciding vote for Hillary. It's hard enough being anti-Cali, we'd want to believe we are among the last states that will fall to this weakening America.
Sad day for the State. Sad times.
Ignignorant, Suck my .
Oh NO! I've reduced myself to your level. I guess now I'll have to quit my job and move into my parents basement so I can be more like you.
Last edited by Kent_in_Atlanta; 03-04-2008 at 08:30 PM.
A vote for Hillary is an anti-Obama vote and that is good. Obama has a lot of people under his spell and that's scary. If Obama wins, we may not have a military after his reign. So, yes, today I voted for Hillary and next time I will vote for McCain.
Anyone that voted for Hillary may as well turn in their stars and stripes and get on the boat to Europe because you're not American anymore.
Hillary is the only candidate out of all of them that would make me vote for a Republican in the general election. And that's sad that a candidate is so awful, people would betray their own party. Just like all of you conservoids did yesterday when you voted for her because you're so scared of Obama.
I'd just as soon give Dirk Nowitzki head than vote for Hillary ing Clinton.
Well, you can start in your own state. And you dont have to look further than your local Republicans to find out who voted for whom.
I seen a graphic last night on CNN
Texas votes:
Total Dem Voters: 1.4 million
Total Rep Voters: 700k
McCain is your next President.
EDITED:
TEXAS
Dem Votes: 2.8 million
Rep Votes: 1.3 million
The Dems are ed.
Last edited by DarkReign; 03-05-2008 at 09:39 AM.
Ugh! Hilary wins Texas. Rush Limbaugh is going to be unbearable.
I hope I don't get the officer who listens to the show as my security escort today.
1/3 of the voters in the Texas Democratic primary were actually Republicans and they supported Obama 53-47-- goes to show they think he is easier to beat than her.
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