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    Discuss.

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    ??

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    who will you vote for? or not vote at all?

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    HAVENT EVEN THOUGHT ABOUT IT...

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    Dean or Kerry wins, Gephardt drops out giving support to Edwards. The big 4 become Kerry, Edwards, Dean, Clark. In New Hampshire, Clark's campaigning alone wins him the victory. Clark overtakes Dean nationally and continues on to win the nomination and the presidency. That's how I see it. I might be wrong, but hey.

    Clark is a GIFT for the democratic party.

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    Sounds good. Hope it happens. I think the field will be narrowed significantly after Iowa down to 5 or 6.

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    Big deal. Who's next in line to get thumped by W? Probably Dean, which would be suicide, but then the Democrats haven't been very smart campaigners over the last 25 years, with the sole exception of Bill Clinton.

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    Originally posted by sinner:
    Big deal. Who's next in line to get thumped by W? Probably Dean, which would be suicide, but then the Democrats haven't been very smart campaigners over the last 25 years, with the sole exception of Bill Clinton.
    <font size="2" face="verdana, arial">Avtually it is a pretty big deal condidering the ramifications it could have on this country, its history and the world.

    And no Dean won't win Iowa.

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    EVery election I find myself wondering why so much weight is given to a bunch of people in Iowa and New Hampshire. Bush was smart he chose to go for the electoral college vote (outmoded though it is) as opposed to the popular vote and won last time. And if Al Gore, fresh from 8 years with Clinton The Wonder Shlong couldn't beat him , how the hell are any of these guys going to? none of them are close to being considered a household name, and as we saw with Bush, a name people know is huge.

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    Originally posted by sinner:
    Big deal. Who's next in line to get thumped by W? Probably Dean, which would be suicide, but then the Democrats haven't been very smart campaigners over the last 25 years, with the sole exception of Bill Clinton.
    <font size="2" face="verdana, arial">Clark can win, imagine a hugely successful general who dedicated over 30 years of his life to fighting for the country on the same stage as W the deserter. No US soldiers died when Clinton lied, and Wes Clark had a lot to do with that. Clark is strong on the issues, takes away Smirk's "foreign policy" card, and looks like a winner. Clark will bring the smirking chimp bastard to his knees and will bring hope back to the working family. Sinner, don't let Rivertucky get to you, not the whole country is a redneck wasteland, only about half.

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