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To: Hunble
Hillary Clinton must NEVER be allowed to become President! So, why would this tactic be difficult to understand?

What I don't understand is why you think Obama is any better than Hillary and why you don't realize he is much harder to defeat in a general election.

63 posted on 02/28/2008 8:46:40 PM PST by Ol' Sparky (Liberal Republicans are the greater of two evils)
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To: Ol' Sparky
What I don't understand is why you think Obama is any better than Hillary and why you don't realize he is much harder to defeat in a general election.

Actually, McCain will loose because the majority of Republicans do not support him and Obama will be our next President.

President Obama will be a "light weight" and easy to manipulate by the Republicans in Congress.

The alternative of a combined Hillary and Bill Clinton President is too horrifying to even contemplate.

79 posted on 02/28/2008 9:00:32 PM PST by Hunble
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To: Ol' Sparky

I’m not sure she’s easier to beat in the general.

Personally, I think McCAin will lose v. hillary or obama if conservatives stay home. I look at the 3 of them and see very little difference, no trust in any of them, yet there is a slight difference so I’ll vote my conscience come November. But, come the general, if it’s McCain v hillary or obama, I may vote for McCain. Not sure yet.

At this point, I want our military protected but think we have to have a conservative congress for that to happen regardless of who is POTUS. I can’t stand McCain and it kills me to even consider voting for him. I can’t vote for hillary or obama either. And the latter two are worse, imo.


98 posted on 02/28/2008 9:24:08 PM PST by Twink
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