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To: areafiftyone
They are talking about a Demcoratic Primary.

Of all the freaks in the Democratic political sideshow, the most electable is Liberman, as he is more of a centrist. His lack of showing in the Democratic Priamry indicates how very far to the laft the bulk of registered Democrats have drifted.

Out of the remaining pack of leftists you had Kucinich, a real joke, Edwards - a relative unknown, Clark - a carpetbagging liar with a lot of baggage, Sharpeton - another real joke, and Dean - a possibly mentally deranged individual. Who is a good leftist Democrat to select? Probably Kennedyesque Kerry.

In the general election we will have to wait and see where the women's vote and the black vote go. The Repubs have been steaadily eroding the Democratic lock on the Hispanic vote. Perhaps the same will happen with the Blacks.

Unless the Repubs actively attempt to recruit conservative Blacks, Hispanics, and Asian-Americans, the Dems will continue to threaten us with their Bolshevik agenda.

That is one of the reasons I hope to see Condi Rice run in 2008, and hope she will replace that milktoast Powell as Secretary of State in the New Bush Administration.
18 posted on 02/11/2004 7:20:41 AM PST by ZULU (GOD BLESS SENATOR JOE MCCARTHY!!!)
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To: ZULU
Hubby was discussing the current culture of our society with a black female the other day. She would tend to vote for the RAT candidate. However, when the MASS SC ruling came out last week, she had to reevaluate her support for RATS. She will not vote for Kerry.
24 posted on 02/11/2004 7:24:52 AM PST by petitfour
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To: ZULU
Why not Condi Rice as VP in 2004?
30 posted on 02/11/2004 7:28:22 AM PST by Notasoccermom
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