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Don't think the ultra leftists will want him. I have been lurking for a long time and he is NEVER mentioned as a likely candidate.
1 posted on 05/18/2005 7:20:42 AM PDT by areafiftyone
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To: areafiftyone

A bit Clinton, and a bit Gore? Why would anyone admit to being a liar and a loser too?


2 posted on 05/18/2005 7:24:54 AM PDT by thoughtomator (A government-funded artist is an incompetent whore)
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Count me as one Hoosier who didn't vote for him. The leftists would probably like him just fine. Once he got to D.C., he defintely turned more liberal. The elderly in Indiana love him just fine. I fear that he could win the White House. He has those Clinto qualities.


3 posted on 05/18/2005 7:26:25 AM PDT by caver
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To: areafiftyone
A bit Clinton, and a bit Gore?

That's what we need. A sex-crazed prevaricator with the keys to the Internet. Hide the women !!!!

5 posted on 05/18/2005 7:28:11 AM PDT by AbeKrieger (Islam is the virus that causes al-Qaeda.)
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Those of us who know him, and that means millions and millions of Hoosiers, would never call him bland,” Moreau said.

So the lies have started. IMO, he would have a hard time winning his own state.

6 posted on 05/18/2005 7:28:13 AM PDT by jennyjenny
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.....but he's a bit Gore too.

So he's insane too? Hides it pretty well.

7 posted on 05/18/2005 7:29:31 AM PDT by Mr. Mojo
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Bayh, bayh, bayh, bayh........

9 posted on 05/18/2005 7:30:16 AM PDT by isthisnickcool (Get all the incumbents out of politics!)
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To: areafiftyone
I am not sure what Bayh offers over Hillary. Both are liberals running around in conservative cloths.
10 posted on 05/18/2005 7:30:57 AM PDT by Always Right
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To: areafiftyone

He's running.


12 posted on 05/18/2005 7:31:42 AM PDT by Brilliant
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To: areafiftyone

Bayh's oratory is so dull that it makes Gore sound great.


14 posted on 05/18/2005 7:33:53 AM PDT by curmudgeonII (I've had amnesia once...or twice.)
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To: areafiftyone
I remembered when Indiana said Bah Bayh to Senator Birch by electing Dan Quayle. Being from Indiana, the Democrats especially in Southern Indiana even though they voted Democrat for many years are still conservative. I went to college in Evansville back in the mid to late 1980's and it was a Democrat town at the time but yet, they were conservative such as being pro-life. The town has come around by helping to elect John Hosteteler, known as the bloody 8th district.
18 posted on 05/18/2005 7:36:19 AM PDT by CORedneck
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If Hillary doesn't take him out, he's our biggest threat. If he carries Indiana and Richardson as V.P. carries N.M we're in trouble. Allen will be our nominee, but he would need someone like Pawlenty as V.P to carry a blue state.

If Hillary wins, my wife's Pug could beat her.

20 posted on 05/18/2005 7:38:33 AM PDT by MattinNJ (Allen/Rice or Allen/Franks in 08)
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This is truly funny. I can just imagine the Moveon ("we own the Democratic Party") crowd now: "we didn't like John Kerry, but we supported him because we were told he was 'electable.' Even with a stupid hideous chimp opponent -- the worst president in the history of the country -- the 'electable' choice couldn't win. This time we will not make the same mistake. We will vote with our heart. Howard Dean or Dennis Kucinich. Period."

What are the chances of the "we own the Democratic Party" crowd voting with their head again?

Not to mention his "moderate" record on abortion -- the Now gang and their allies will make his life miserable. And then, he will "compromise" his views so as to win more of their support. And then he will be a FLIP FLOPPER.

He will be valuable, however, in attacking the She Devil.

22 posted on 05/18/2005 7:41:39 AM PDT by HateBill (Democratic Message: "Kiss Terrorist A*s" vs. Republican Message: "Kick Terrorist A*s")
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This is truly funny. I can just imagine the Moveon ("we own the Democratic Party") crowd now: "we didn't like John Kerry, but we supported him because we were told he was 'electable.' Even with a stupid hideous chimp opponent -- the worst president in the history of the country -- the 'electable' choice couldn't win. This time we will not make the same mistake. We will vote with our heart. Howard Dean or Dennis Kucinich. Period."

What are the chances of the "we own the Democratic Party" crowd voting with their head again?

Not to mention his "moderate" record on abortion -- the Now gang and their allies will make his life miserable. And then, he will "compromise" his views so as to win more of their support. And then he will be a FLIP FLOPPER.

He will be valuable, however, in attacking the She Devil.

24 posted on 05/18/2005 7:43:15 AM PDT by HateBill (Democratic Message: "Kiss Terrorist A*s" vs. Republican Message: "Kick Terrorist A*s")
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"...Clinton, but he's a bit Gore too...."

Not a strong selling point. I wouldn't brag. Heh, heh, heh...
27 posted on 05/18/2005 7:44:38 AM PDT by hummingbird ("If it wasn't for the insomnia, I could have gotten some sleep!")
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To: areafiftyone

And this was a man reported to be a "conservative" governor in the state of Indiana.


29 posted on 05/18/2005 7:45:32 AM PDT by SaveTheChief (<insert clever, witty, or silly statement here>)
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So he's a "quite lame," and "really lame?" :)


30 posted on 05/18/2005 7:50:23 AM PDT by MsJefferson (Self-evident)
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They would take anyone that they thought would win, that was the whole rational behind Kerry, and they managed to shush the leftists then. Remember Dean?

They would nominate Henry Ford himself if they thought he would get the votes. The party would control him. They are communists, for crying out loud.

Have you seen the new "Class Warfare" Agitprop movement that is developing: The NYT times "Class Matters" series or this new "www.one.org" Aids/poverty "movement." Their commercials started last night.

There will be wave upon wave of this sort of thing starting now and building to the election. At first it will be "nonpartisan," but in 07 they will put faces behind that rhetoric, and they shall make Health, jobs, globalism and jobs the cutting edge of this socialist onslaught.. Bayh will be one of those faces.

They will find ready takers in the population. Perhaps not enough, but they will be there.

BY 08 there will be so many manufactured scandals, so many knotted lies on the tip of the public's tongue, that it will be almost impossible to say anything rational in the media.

This wave of agitprop will be like nothing we have ever seen in American politics: A sort of high tech, media savvy propaganda machine aimed at "the masses" straight out of the Third Reich's play book. It will amaze even those of us that follow these sort of things and have watch the Democrats for decades, and it will have plenty of foreign money and influence, the major portion of which will not be from EU socialists.

It will be something to behold. The filibuster/Bolton business is just a minor flanking action - a distant rumbling of what is to come.

If they can crowd Hillie out it will be something like a Bayh/Richardson ticket. It will be a challenge to beat them. The GOP and the conservative movement needs to start responding to all of this nonsense NOW!

One gets the feeling that the left think that they did not start early enough and were not manipulative enough in the last election cycle. They now see that they have to deeply con the voters, not just intimidate them or lie in their faces at the last minute.

A few months ago we hear a notion of "new and revolutionary' uses of media to "reach the people" out of folks like Ickes and Soros. I imagine that this "One campaign" is the beginning of this. I expect media coordination the goes far beyond what we have seen so far.

Never underestimate these people, I say. They are immoral, not stupid, and they have a passionate zealotry.

They also know that their backs are against the wall, that this might be their last chance.

Another 8 years of a real GOP majority and all of the lies about why we "need" government will start to fall apart. There will be little to scare Americans with. Added to that, the structural changes that will destroy the liberal Establishment's power bases and the very real potential that illegal behavior in the Democrat Party will be discovered and prosecuted just gives them more urgency.

Solid gains in 06 on the Hill and a GOP presidential win that is ideological level with Bush could well mean as radical realignment of American politics as the New Deal once was, perhaps more radical as we are in a much more established position as a nation than we were in the 1930's. America could run so far ahead of the world that the lefts allure fades to even the dullest eye. The establishment left knows this all too well.

As I have said before: Remember, the Democrat Party survived being on the wrong side in the Civil War and yet came to dominate America for a half a century."

Never turn your back on them for a second.

This country will not be save until these people are exposed for what they are, their power structure destroyed and their access to government curtailed for good.

It will require a response to the coming onslaught that is a well coordinated and as deep pocketed as it is.

The GOP were up to last year, let us hope that they are not taken by surprise this time.

31 posted on 05/18/2005 7:58:53 AM PDT by CasearianDaoist
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Bayh's republican opponent in 88 was even more of a bore than Bayh. He has run ever since as a moderate to conservative.
The dems will never choose him as their nominee.
Not to speak ill of my fellow hoosiers but a lot of people voted for him because of his looks.


34 posted on 05/18/2005 8:30:48 AM PDT by JRochelle
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