To: Mike Bates
Can't the GOP replace their candidate for a more viable one under the 'Torch Rule'?
Basically, it states that if your candidate is trailing in the polls, you can substitute a more viable one.
Sounds good to me.
27 posted on
06/22/2004 5:29:36 AM PDT by
dyed_in_the_wool
(Why do Al Qaeda and DNC press releases always sound the same?)
To: dyed_in_the_wool
They could but I don't see him making any headway. Too many Democrats in Chicago and upstate.
28 posted on
06/22/2004 5:32:32 AM PDT by
goldstategop
(In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
To: dyed_in_the_wool
Can't the GOP replace their candidate for a more viable one under the 'Torch Rule'? Basically, it states that if your candidate is trailing in the polls, you can substitute a more viable one. Sounds good to me. Of course. It should be done, and then let's hear what the Rats have to say. It was ok for them. Why not for the GOP?
31 posted on
06/22/2004 5:36:03 AM PDT by
Use It Or Lose It
(John Kerry Supporters are Jacques Strappes.)
To: dyed_in_the_wool
The Torch Rule does not apply in IL, and I would think the IL Republican apparatus is too asleep to consider trying to replace Ryan. The apparatus would simply say, "Sorry, it can't be done. The Democrats win it all again."
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