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| as joe biden said..."all Rudy is is a noun, a verb and 9/11"
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POTUS is a WASP's job until an African American breaks down the wall. (Note that the only Catholic was educated at Choate and Harvard and "summered" at a bastion of WASPdom.) | |
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| Looks like a reporter from my area had some fun in Iowa. Syracuse.com I love it. The lib barber supports "Mike Edwards". |
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| Rudy and McCain are duking out for the lead in national polls. Neither campaigned much in Iowa and chose instead to focus on other states. McCain is set to win big in NH and has won lots of endorsements. |
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| Huckabee won't stick. McCain is going to pull this out, and he may be the only guy who Democrats should be terrified of. Hell, he'd make me reconsider my vote. On Edit: DODD dropped out. Not that it matters. |
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| I really hope McCain pulls this out. Everyone had him written off for dead 4-6 months ago. Mitt is too much of a phony, Huck is too much of a look at me Christian and Rudy just keeps talking about 9/11. I can see Thompson backing out and supporting McCain as they're good friends. A McCain/Thompson ticket would be very nice. |
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| Rudy didn't spend a dime on Iowa so this didn't kill him. Didn't help, but he's still in it. Romney was the one whom this really hurt.
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| Rudy didn't bother in Iowa, so NH is more important and then Florida. Personally a McCain/Guiliani ticket is the one for me. McCain has a lot of momentum in this race. As for the Dems. If Hillary doesn't win NH, she could be done. This is a huge upset, because SC is the next Dem primary after NH and there's a lot of Obama supporters there. Losses in Iowa, NH and SC can spell doom for Clinton. Edwards is out of it unless he wins NH. Doesn't have the money to continue. |
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