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Since I live here I'll give you the facts on why he had to put all his money on Florida.  All polling numbers showed he had no chance in any of the other previous races.  He felt that Florida would be his springboard to Super Tuesday because he still was in the top of national polling.  His brilliant team felt with early voting in Florida and his rivals focused on smaller races he could gain more recognition.  His team, soon to be former team, felt that with so many people from New York being in Florida, retiree's, 2004 election history, and National Defense being a high priority here he could easily win Florida - WRONG!  Now in Hillary's case - guess what - Giuliani's plan worked better for her than him

IMHO - Clinton and Romney win Super Tuesday.

I live in Fl also and despite him pouring all of his money and effort into one state, I still saw more of what McCain and Romney were doing on the local news. It is imperative that you start strong and hold (the free) media exposure. The media follows the leaders and they trump the multi million dollar 30 second commercial spots any day of the week.

AQ voted for John McCain


Honestly,  McCain is the only republican I would vote for in this election.

Last edited by GunSlinger OIF II (2008-01-29 20:43:31)

Deadmonkiefart wrote:

mccane.  Mccain... McCain..MCCAIN!  Nooooo!  He is a wuss on border security, and he wants to waste more time in Iraq.  At the moment, my vote goes to Ron Paul.

Ron Paul has Parkinson's disease.

Go Hillary... I hope she wins so it will be easy for McCain...   

she says she has 35 years of experience... 35 years ago she was in law school?

Guiliani was never electable as a national candidate.  He was not even someone that his own party would have ever come around to wholeheartedly supporting.  Maybe in the immediate aftermath of 9-11(?)  but not years after.  As I watched his farce of a campaign continue past the talking stage into the "my hat is in the ring" stage, I just kept thinking of the stupid attempted comeback in the mid90s by Alexis Arguello. "Okay, dude, you were once the World Featherweight Champion...terrific...but you are now over 40, WTF are you doing attempting a comeback?

Then again, all the (remaining) candidates are massively flawed, and would be considered unelectable if considered on their own merits.  Yet two of them will end up with a nomination, and each will gather more than 40% support of all ballots cast next November.  It is a Presidential campaign for the ages.

Last edited by Rick_O_Shea678 (2008-01-30 21:45:01)

Deadmonkiefart wrote:

GunSlinger OIF II wrote:

Deadmonkiefart wrote:

mccane.  Mccain... McCain..MCCAIN!  Nooooo!  He is a wuss on border security, and he wants to waste more time in Iraq.  At the moment, my vote goes to Ron Paul.

Ron Paul has Parkinson's disease.

Proof?
And what does it matter anyway?

I would think it would be a very, very, VERY serious issue if the most powerful man in the world started losing his mind/memory.