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To: wolfcreek; All
This is EXACTLY how she won the NY Senate race in 2000.

She ran A MILLION VOTES BEHIND Al Gore in NYC and Buffalo, and had a huge turnout among upstate Republican women after that little bit of theater about feeling "threatened" by Big Bad Rick Lazio invading her "personal space".

Hillary has a huge hidden vote among women.

251 posted on 01/09/2008 3:49:56 AM PST by Jim Noble (Trails of trouble, roads of battle, paths of victory we shall walk.)
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To: Jim Noble

“Hillary has a huge hidden vote among women”

I don’t know any of those women. (in Texas) The lady who cuts my hair is Gay and she knows no one who would vote for her. (50 something)

Must be the older Yankee women who have rocks for brains.

One would think older gals would know better.


261 posted on 01/09/2008 4:34:18 AM PST by wolfcreek (The Status Quo Sucks!)
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To: Jim Noble
Hillary has a huge hidden vote among women

Make that - Hillary has a huge hidden vote among vulnerable, cry-baby women. You know the type - those who never believe their trouble-making kids are at fault for anything, those who stay with husbands who commit adultery or abuse them, those who have no clue about how they are being manipulated. Those women.

But the alternative, Obama or Edwards are just as unacceptable to lead our country. It is pathetic that out of all the qualified people in the Democratic Party, these are top contenders. The others are just "also rans."

Unfortunately, there is no great spark in the Republican Party, either. Most of us like Thompson, and he could/would be a strong leader who could take charge in a commanding way, but the fact is, he just isn't doing it. His campaign is lackluster, and he does not seem to project either a message or confidence.

This is a sad election - where contenders are hyped by the media, who try to make celebrities of the candidates rather than give our country good, solid facts and information. They forecast without any concern for the country, and are only interested in being the media who "called it right." So in the end it is being run by the talking heads who push their favorites instead of just reporting. What a mess.

All the candidates are talking about is "change" - which is ridiculous. The fact that there is an election is, in itself, what will bring about a change, no matter who wins! That is a given. As it is every time there is no sitting president running. People who fall for that simplistic blabber about "change" arent't looking for quality, and wouldn't recognize it if it was there.

This field is just so mediocre (and even frightening), and no one has said anything of substance, IMHO. I don't feel any of them stirs up my confidence.

262 posted on 01/09/2008 4:40:16 AM PST by CitizenM ("An excuse is worse than an lie, because an excuse is a lie hidden." Pope John Paul, II)
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To: Jim Noble


Congratulations on the "Spectacular Upset TM, Hillary.

281 posted on 01/09/2008 6:24:08 AM PST by cake_crumb (Global Warming : it's so warm in Antarctica, it's like summer down there!!)
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