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Do you think Obama is the best candidate for President 2008?

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angeldust_evildust wrote: here's a little fact sheet on senator obama...

In his 1995 memoir, Dreams from My Father, Obama admits using marijuana and cocaine as a teenager.

Surely that's him out of the game anyway?

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[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I voted Yes. America should have diversity in the White House. Plus, I hope that he will be a model for world peace. I like the fact that he takes the time to travel to Africa. We don't have enough politicians who would go to Third World countries to see how bad social and economic conditions could get, and provide ways to help.

these are the very reasons he won't win. world peace? pah!

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AgentWood wrote:

[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I voted Yes. America should have diversity in the White House. Plus, I hope that he will be a model for world peace. I like the fact that he takes the time to travel to Africa. We don't have enough politicians who would go to Third World countries to see how bad social and economic conditions could get, and provide ways to help.

these are the very reasons he won't win. world peace? pah!

Dude but like I don't see any reasons that says he would do that better than John Edwards except he's like the minority dish of the day. I do not believe Obama's message is any better than any "good" Democrat.

The last Northerner elected President was over 40 years ago now AND THEY SHOT HIS ASS!

It's a southern country; Run a southern man--with a sick wife--who America lovessss John Edwards is beyond reproach seriously. If he doesn't win because some limosene liberal wants to prove a point with Hillary or Obama I'm fucking off to Italy.

Dont run a Northern black man--shit I say don't run a Northern man anyway...PA is the only real swing state up here and we in the PA Democratic Party got it covered...

Don't run a woman that people couldn't stand while she was first lady just to prove that you can. (Plus she's a man in a skirt anyway--she would not bring any feminine qualities to the presidency. She's a male modeled leader).

WE NEED TO WIN!!! Not lose on purpose so that we can say "oh look how progressive we are the rest of the country isn't ready for us".

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Ok kids, here's the real clincher:

What this country needs most is a split-party ticket.

Take your token Democrat and team him/her up with some moderately sensible Republican (McCain, not sure of any others), just so they're good friends and can make decisions together. Run them together for Pres and Vice-Pres, and watch the pundits and parties shit themselves over how much change it could actually make. Instead of blaming the opposing party for every speck of bullshit that happens, keep both parties with an invested interest in the nation's success. Would be great for the country for many reasons, and certainly a more attractive ticket for me than some born-to-lose Democrat.

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: Ok kids, here's the real clincher:

What this country needs most is a split-party ticket.

Take your token Democrat and team him/her up with some moderately sensible Republican (McCain, not sure of any others), just so they're good friends and can make decisions together. Run them together for Pres and Vice-Pres, and watch the pundits and parties shit themselves over how much change it could actually make. Instead of blaming the opposing party for every speck of bullshit that happens, keep both parties with an invested interest in the nation's success. Would be great for the country for many reasons, and certainly a more attractive ticket for me than some born-to-lose Democrat.

McCain is still pretty right-winged to Democrats' standards--he's just got good PR. But yeah--agreed. IF ONLY HE WASN'T KILLED BY HIS OWN PARTY!!!!

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Taboo # 7 wrote: I live in one of the archtypical "red states"

You might want to tell those peckerwood Republicans to spend a little more on ejimacashun-- it's "archetypal." :evil4:

Taboo # 7 wrote: Right now, Young Republicans have a grip on campuses everywhere, spouting their bullshit while proudly displaying their "WWJD" armbands.

What country do you live in? :shades:

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C-Ro wrote: They'll make the worst choices (Obama, Hillary etc) to prove how liberal they are--even if it's the wrong choice strategically.

Hillary is no liberal. Except in Jesusland.

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: Ok kids, here's the real clincher:

What this country needs most is a split-party ticket.

Take your token Democrat and team him/her up with some moderately sensible Republican (McCain, not sure of any others), just so they're good friends and can make decisions together. Run them together for Pres and Vice-Pres, and watch the pundits and parties shit themselves over how much change it could actually make. Instead of blaming the opposing party for every speck of bullshit that happens, keep both parties with an invested interest in the nation's success. Would be great for the country for many reasons, and certainly a more attractive ticket for me than some born-to-lose Democrat.

Kerry tried that with McCain in '04. McCain wasn't interested-- he preferred bending over for W so he could run as a Republican in '08. McCain: Republican first, American second.

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Diamond White wrote: You lot can elect a trained monkey next time for all I care.

We already have.

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C-Ro wrote: It's a southern country

Paradoxically, the south won the civil war. For that matter, Japan won World War II.

Run a southern man--with a sick wife--who America lovessss John Edwards is beyond reproach seriously.

Agreed...

If he doesn't win because some limosene liberal wants to prove a point with Hillary or Obama

Agreed...

I'm fucking off to Italy.

Fuck, three for three, is it Armageddon?

Seriously, though, Edwards is ace, and far more of a Democrat than Hillary ever was or ever will be.

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Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

C-Ro wrote: They'll make the worst choices (Obama, Hillary etc) to prove how liberal they are--even if it's the wrong choice strategically.

Hillary is no liberal. Except in Jesusland.

She's liberal to the clueless liberals who think that's a sign of progression if she's elected.

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No Hilary in the house of dolls

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