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To: Lakeshark
A lot of us have already made up our minds and we come from different places so I respect that though I might disagree. All our Republican candidates are good people with decent ideals and I’ll vote for the one that wins.

So lately, I’ve been trying to look at them from the common voter’s point of view. Eighteen years in marketing gives me a good start. Your average voter in a primary makes up his mind behind the voting curtain. His first objective is party and next is what he remembers about the candidates. And that isn’t very much. Many of them only have a fleeting picture in their minds. If they remember Fred as looking old and tired it’ll go against him.

He said he didn’t want to run and then backtracked and he didn’t register in Texas. Are these mental lapses? If I were Fred I’d rather go back to Hollywood.

68 posted on 01/03/2008 1:51:05 PM PST by Lady Jag (I dreamed I surfed all day in my monthly donor wonder bra - https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate)
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To: Lady Jag
The two front runner choices for my vote are tied, and for very different reasons.

Fred is one of them. I am waiting to go hear him speak, and hopefully see and meet both of them when they come to Michigan.

I can support all the rest (well maybe a couple I can't), although of the current front runners I have the most serious reservations about Huckabee. I think he would be a disaster as a candidate, and if he actually won he might be a very poor President.

All the Democrats (especially the hag) scare the crap out of me thinking they could become President..........

69 posted on 01/03/2008 2:15:08 PM PST by Lakeshark (Thank a member of the US armed forces for their sacrifice)
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