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Here is what I want to know. If Al got the votes in the primary, are the RATs obligated to to give him the nomination or can they find a way to weasel around the "problem"? What is the liklihood that we will see Al in the debates? In 2000 in the Republican primary, Alan Keyes was a master debater that raised the level of the debate in my opinion and served to reveal all the candidates and what they were made of. Regardless of the final outcome, I would love to see the same thing happen in the RAT primary debates this time around because one thing is certain; say what you will about Al, but he can tapdance circles around these other sock puppets in a debate forum.

51 posted on 02/01/2003 8:17:59 PM PST by sweetliberty (Having the right to do a thing is not at all the same thing as being right in doing it)

say what you will about Al, but he can tapdance circles around these other sock puppets in a debate forum.

I would love to watch a debate between Sharpton and Hillary. I know it's never going to happen ---for one she'll never be in a televised debate.

62 posted on 02/02/2003 6:53:52 AM PST by skinkinthegrass (Just be because your paranoid,doesn't mean they aren't out to get you. :)