Posted on 02/17/2014 4:04:03 PM PST by fieldmarshaldj
HAWAII GOV Democrat Primary (Honolulu Star-Adv): Gov Neil Abercrombie 47%, St Sen David Ige 38%.
HAWAII GOV General Election (Honolulu Star-Adv): Ex-Lt Gov Duke Aiona (R) 48%, Gov Neil Abercrombie (D) 40%.
*HI Gov race ping*
Quick, send Carl Rove out there.
This is the BC guy that quickly recanted isn’t he?
Would they reverse gay marriage if a Republican became elected?
Why, is the other guy a mo’ bettah Communist than Abercrombie?
Could it be because he forced homosexual marriage on the island?
Communist DemocRATS are never in “trouble”. Yeah, their polls may look bad three months out but come election day, freeloaders will repeatedly walk over broken glass to vote them as many times as they can.
That would save the rat for certain.
How do you figure? Even states with republicans governors and majorities of Republican voters can’t stop it. If Utah can’t stop it, how can any state? I don’t see anyone out there who has a viable plan to stop it.
He’s a close bud of Zero’s. Interestingly, two former Democrat Governors have endorsed his opponent in the primary.
LOL, the goofball who “remembered Obama as a baby”
No. There’s virtually no Republicans in the legislature. Even if they did, we all know leftist tyrants in robes are right there to stop it.
That Aiona leads by this wide a margin is remarkable. Four years ago, he consistently trailed Abercrombie.
There were large ongoing and righteously ANGRY demonstrations last year when the Hawaii state government imposed homo marriage after the populace had repeatedly demonstrated they wanted nothing to do with it. It doesn't hurt that Duke Aiona is a good looking local boy and Neil Abercrombie is a weird looking little haole boy. We can only hope there will be a revolt in the aloha state.
With rats predicting they’ll knock off Kasich and LePage, and with Scott looking very shaky in Florida, it would be very good for us to pick off the Hawaii governorship to even the odds.
A can of Spam in every pot!d
Ohio, Maine and Florida for Hawaii is not a good trade.
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