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To: HogsBreath

In order for the Republicans to win in 2012, New Hampshire and Iowa would have to be in play.

But there definitely has to be rule changes next time out for the Republicans to stand a chance- regardless of which states lead off in the selection process.

In 2012, the Democrat nominee is already decided. The crossover factor is more than likely to lead to another Republican liberal or “moderate” candidate and another defeat. In other words, McCain will probably be renominated.


8 posted on 01/26/2009 7:29:13 PM PST by I_Like_Spam
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To: I_Like_Spam
In 2012, the Democrat nominee is already decided. The crossover factor is more than likely to lead to another Republican liberal or “moderate” candidate and another defeat. In other words, McCain will probably be renominated.

ACK! Your last sentence actually made me gasp out loud.

LOL, that's like a really twisted, ghastly version of Groundhog Day, isn't it?

The only thing that'll save us from that nightmare scenario is that by then he'll be too old & tired & confused & he won't have the fire in his belly to do what it takes to win.

Oh, wait....

10 posted on 01/26/2009 8:06:08 PM PST by leilani
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