GOP sources: Romney to suspend campaign

ludahai · 02-07-08, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by RightinNYC

No we don't. It's because democrats always have higher turnout in the primaries.

And once the Superdelegates select Hillary as the nominee, the moderates voting Democrat for the first time will be disgusted that the Democrats system gives so much power to Supedelegates and moderates will be turned off by Hillary - "The Great Divider."

Zyphlin · 02-07-08, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Navy Pride

Exactly, he fails to mention that.........

I didn't "Fail to mention it". It is pointless to mention because, like so much of McCain, its his flavor of the moment that he's trying to placate people with. For someone that bitches so much about how Bill Clinton was a "poll president" that just did whatever the american public wanted to hear you sure as hell seem to not mind that with McCain.

When it was brought up I explained exactly why I didn't bother wasting my breath, which you would've likely had to have read since it came a good number of post and a good bit of time before YOUR post.

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Originally Posted by Zyphlin

Yes, that's his CURRENT stance on why he didn't do it.

in 2001 it was because "it favored the wealthy"

in 2003 it was because the costs of iraq weren't known

in 2008 it was because it didn't include spending cuts

in 2009 if he's in office it'll probably be due to "compromising" about national healthcare that he opposes tax cuts or in the name of protecting against global warming that he increases them.

Sorry, but his words aren't backed up by his past words and actions.

Navy Pride · 02-07-08, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by RightinNYC

No we don't. It's because democrats always have higher turnout in the primaries.

When it comes to turn out in the general election the primaries don't mean squat.....The people that come out for the dems are their rabid far left..............

RightinNYC · 02-07-08, 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Navy Pride

If McCain were to die in office then Huckabee would be competing with his VP and most times the VP wins........

I mean McCain falling ill sometime in the next 3 or 4 months.

Edit: And I very very very much hope that Huckabee is not the VP

Navy Pride · 02-07-08, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by UtahBill

2012, when the GOP tries to come up with someone who can retake the WH from the democrats. If they are smart, and avoid the common mistakes made over the last 20 years by both parties, the Dems will continue on for another 4 years, regardless of which GOP candidate runs.

The polls disagree with you.......Your going to feel pretty bad when McCain is elected president...........

Navy Pride · 02-07-08, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by RightinNYC

I mean McCain falling ill sometime in the next 3 or 4 months.

Edit: And I very very very much hope that Huckabee is not the VP

Oh OK, I don't think it will be Huckabee........Don't laugh but how do you feel about Jeb Bush? Do you think that would torque the jaws of the left.......

Navy Pride · 02-07-08, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Zyphlin

I didn't "Fail to mention it". It is pointless to mention because, like so much of McCain, its his flavor of the moment that he's trying to placate people with. For someone that bitches so much about how Bill Clinton was a "poll president" that just did whatever the american public wanted to hear you sure as hell seem to not mind that with McCain.

When it was brought up I explained exactly why I didn't bother wasting my breath, which you would've likely had to have read since it came a good number of post and a good bit of time before YOUR post.

So just curious, if its McCain vs Hillary/Obama who do you vote for.........

Navy Pride · 02-07-08, 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by ludahai

And once the Superdelegates select Hillary as the nominee, the moderates voting Democrat for the first time will be disgusted that the Democrats system gives so much power to Supedelegates and moderates will be turned off by Hillary - "The Great Divider."

I truly believe Hillary has a major problem..........She will lose a lot of moderate democrat votes for 2 reasons.........A lot of democrats just don't think she is electable.......A lot of democrats can't stand her guts and would never vote for her...........

ludahai · 02-07-08, 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by RightinNYC

I mean McCain falling ill sometime in the next 3 or 4 months.

Edit: And I very very very much hope that Huckabee is not the VP

Why not Huckabee as the VP running mate? IN many respects, he would complement McCain very well and placate the conservative base.

ludahai · 02-07-08, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Navy Pride

Oh OK, I don't think it will be Huckabee........Don't laugh but how do you feel about Jeb Bush? Do you think that would torque the jaws of the left.......

Putting ANYONE named Bush on the ticket would be a BAD idea in the current political climate.

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