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Current Events => Politics => Topic started by: RightCoast on January 03, 2008, 09:32:50 PM
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Huckabee 34% Wow - big lead - scary
Romney 25%
McCain 14%
Thompson 13%
Paul 10% That's much higher than I thought it would be
Giuliani 4% :rotf:
Hunter 0% :rotf:
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Lots of turnout for Huck. I don't know how he'll do in NH. It's still way, way up in the air. :???:
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I can't believe Paul got 10%, because my choice only got 3 % more. That is just some scary shizzit. :runs:
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Lots of turnout for Huck. I don't know how he'll do in NH. It's still way, way up in the air. :???:
NH will be a big test, but SC is usually a make it or break it to get rid of the dead wood.
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the good thing is that the candidates on the top of the list will get more scrutinty and hopefully people will realize how liberal the huckster is.
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I was hopeing a poor showing would kick Fred into gear - we'll see.
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I guess Mr Moral Clarity over at CU isn't having such a fun night.
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I guess Mr Moral Clarity over at CU isn't having such a fun night.
He can't bash Thompson without dissin' RP too.
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I guess Mr Moral Clarity over at CU isn't having such a fun night.
He can't bash Thompson without dissin' RP too.
You underestimate Mullah Gator.
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I guess Mr Moral Clarity over at CU isn't having such a fun night.
He can't bash Thompson without dissin' RP too.
You underestimate Mullah Gator.
Good point, any dissenters will go down the gator-hole. :rocker2:
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Don't write off Giuliani yet. He chose not to campaign in Iowa because he knew he would be wasting funds trying to tackle Romney and Huckabee in a highly evangelical state.
Watch what happens in New Hampshire.