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To: pgkdan

He’s saying that pragmatically, he would vote for Huck to halt the McPain momentum that started in NH. He probably also dislikes NH having so much influence in the process. He thinks that voting for FDT in SC will split the anti-McPain forces and let McPain win. But in doing so, this could cause FDT to drop out next week. And endorse McPain too! It’s madness with these choices.


183 posted on 01/19/2008 8:09:27 AM PST by Theodore R. ( Cowardice is still forever!)
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To: Theodore R.
I completely understood what he was saying. as a self proclaimed Fredhead his logic is ridiculous. Fred has a chance to win the whole thing if he does well in SC today but this genius thinks that it's a better stratgy to vote for someone else rather than vote FOR the guy whom you support and ostensibly want to see win.

It's ridiculous amateur hour politiking. The guy's being too clever by half. That kind of thinking would never really enter into the head of a real Thompson supporter...sounds like a scenario the Romney team may find palatable.

208 posted on 01/19/2008 8:20:07 AM PST by pgkdan (Tolerance is the virtue of the man without convictions - G.K. Chesterton)
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