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Do the Democrats really want to win the White House in November?


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24-Apr-2008, 10:08 AM #1
Cool Do the Democrats really want to win the White House in November?
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I’m starting to doubt it. The newest poll numbers give Hillary Clinton approval ratings, that are almost a match to President Bush’s. She is still head to head, however, when it comes to a match up with Barack Obama at 45% to 45%. But the damage to the prospects of either candidate is visible:

One thing about these head-to-head matchups: Our pollsters found that for the second poll in a row, more than 20 percent of Clinton and Obama supporters say they would support McCain when he’s matched up against the other Democrat. There is clearly some hardening of feelings among some of the most core supporters of both Democrats, though it may be Obama voters, who are more bitter in the long run.

Despite Obama’s lead in pledged delegates and the popular vote, the Democratic Party and the super delegates continue



theyre all losers!!!
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25-Apr-2008, 11:42 AM #2
I have to agree they are all losers, as I look at the presidential candidates all I can think is from a large country with so many universities and educated citizens, these are the best candidates we could come up with?
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One thing about these head-to-head matchups: Our pollsters found that for the second poll in a row, more than 20 percent of Clinton and Obama supporters say they would support McCain when he’s matched up against the other Democrat. There is clearly some hardening of feelings among some of the most core supporters of both Democrats, though it may be Obama voters, who are more bitter in the long run.
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yea mcbush!
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25-Apr-2008, 12:41 PM #5
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I have to agree they are all losers, as I look at the presidential candidates all I can think is from a large country with so many universities and educated citizens, these are the best candidates we could come up with?
Couldn't agree more, but WE will elect one of the three. The more intelligent a candidate is, the less chance they can be elected, which bodes well for McCane.
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25-Apr-2008, 02:43 PM #6
I'm still hoping for a good 3rd party candidate, some may say I'm throwing my vote away, but I don't see how I can vote for someone who I don't feel deserves to be president.

Is it that intelligent candidates don't get elected, or that intelligent people don't want to be called a politician and choose not to run?
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