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RexRacer
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 Posted: 12/08/04 - 17:04 Post subject:
| runaroundsue wrote: |
I always consider MN, MI, WI central. I guess, because I reside in one of those states, it is easier for me see disparity. I believe my very own small community of 20,000 was 51% vs 49%. You probably think that we are provinces  |
The Upper Midwest has always had its own political vibe that was more in tune with the industrial NE than say the Rockies and flatlands. I like that part of the country very much and didn't mean to exclude you from blue-stateness, per se.
Now, if only Ohio could have. . . Oh, forget it!!!! 
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Bill_Sev
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Posted: 12/08/04 - 17:22 Post subject:
Sue I said Hillary was more towards the center than Kerry.....Didnt mean she was center.
Rex, No I don't think she could win but could she get the nomination? Maybe So!
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RexRacer
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Posted: 12/08/04 - 17:25 Post subject:
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Rex, No I don't think she could win but could she get the nomination? Maybe So! |
I could see that, too. Though I think they'll go outside the Beltway next time unless they have a real hot commodity in DC.
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runaroundsue
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Posted: 12/08/04 - 18:44 Post subject:
| RexRacer wrote: |
I could see that, too. Though I think they'll go outside the Beltway next time unless they have a real hot commodity in DC. |
unfornuately, that's the way I see it. I say it's unfornuate, because it's just a way to beat the Repubs, not putting the "best" one in. With this thinking, we'll have a two parties for a verrrrrrry long time. Who knows, maybe they'll look toward IL, and maybe get the vote from those tired of the rich, white, man, in office.
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Posted: 12/08/04 - 21:21 Post subject:
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. Who knows, maybe they'll look toward IL, and maybe get the vote from those tired of the rich, white, man, in office. |
He comes off as a very smart, astute guy from what I've seen in interviews. Almost like a liberal version of some of the posters here. He definitely sounds like a likeable politician - but, a lot of politicians are smart and likeable and they also happen to have terrible political views, so what's the big deal with this guy?
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runaroundsue
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Posted: 12/09/04 - 10:37 Post subject:
| prohemp wrote: |
He comes off as a very smart, astute guy from what I've seen in interviews. Almost like a liberal version of some of the posters here. He definitely sounds like a likeable politician - but, a lot of politicians are smart and likeable and they also happen to have terrible political views, so what's the big deal with this guy? |
he makes everything sound good? makes interesting promises? I gotta like the free college for ALL "B" students. If I were a high school teacher, I'd be thinking career change or retirement, if that promise became true. 
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