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I was just wondering what FReepers think? (thanks in advance).
1 posted on 03/02/2008 5:16:06 PM PST by robomatik
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Never. Kill the witch now and forever.


26 posted on 03/02/2008 5:27:02 PM PST by Uncle Miltie (New York Times Endorsed!!!)
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GO, HILLARY, GO!


27 posted on 03/02/2008 5:27:04 PM PST by Libloather (March is Liberal Awareness Month.)
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You have a stronger stomach than I do. I couldn’t imagine trying to vote in a Dimmicrat primary.


28 posted on 03/02/2008 5:27:11 PM PST by rdl6989
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Vote for Hillary. She’s more beatable than Obama.


29 posted on 03/02/2008 5:27:32 PM PST by Jaguarmike
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I tell people who are in position to vote in Ohio and texas: vote for the democrat you think will result in the situation that will hurt them the most. I can’t say who that is...I trust the market of anti-democrat voters will result in the worst candidate for their chances.

I will say this. Dress as ‘conservative’ as possible. George Bush hat, http://www.thoseshirts.com etc
otherwise...if in Ohio, dress like a CEO and not like a blue collar democrat. Wear a cowboy hat in texas.

If the democrat who loses realizes that it was because of republicans trying to sabotage the vote, they will challenge the primary results and drive themselves crazy.


30 posted on 03/02/2008 5:27:45 PM PST by ari-freedom (Thank you Bill.)
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When Wisconsin had their primaries on February 19th, I held my nose and voted for Hillary. I will vote for John McCain in November. The reason why I voted for Hillary in the primaries is because Wisconsin has open primaries and I wanted to see Obama and Hillary slug this nomination out as long as possible and go into the general election as divided and broke as I can make it. I personally know of 25 people that did the same. It wasn’t as painful as I thought because I know my principles lay with the Republican party.


34 posted on 03/02/2008 5:28:53 PM PST by DebWisconsin
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I am in the same situation (as an Ohio voter), yet I was considering getting a Rat ballot so I could vote for Barry O’ just to make sure Hillary does not rise from the dead. I finally came to my senses and will vote for McCain on the Republican ballot so I can keep my 24 year voting record clear of ever having voted for a Democrat.


35 posted on 03/02/2008 5:29:08 PM PST by OCC
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Interesting info:

http://moritzlaw.osu.edu/electionlaw/comments/articles.php?ID=329

“Although voters who are not already registered as a Democrat are entitled to switch registration in the primary, Ohio law permits pollworkers to challenge a voter’s sincerity in switching. The challenged voter then must sign a statement “under penalty of election falsification” that he or she “supports the principles” of the Democratic Party. (Ohio Revised Code § 3513.20.) It seems unlikely that this provision of Ohio law will be enforced aggressively, but in some localities it may cause an increase in Ohio’s already high rate of provisional voting—since the pollworkers can require any challenged voter to vote provisionally (and any voter who refuses to sign the specified statement must do so).”


36 posted on 03/02/2008 5:29:31 PM PST by LibFreeOrDie
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Clinton is able and willing to cheat. They have also been doing oppo research on McCain for at least four years.

IF she has her eye on 2012 she WILL sabotage an Obama campaign.

Hillary would “know what to do on day one”, consolidate her operations and pull up 9,000 FBI files. She knows how the place works. At least Obama would have to learn the ropes before destroying the country.

Vote in the Repub primary, or vote Obama. Do NOT vote for a Clinton. When you have your foot on the head of a snake, especially a sociopathic snake, you must crush.


38 posted on 03/02/2008 5:31:18 PM PST by Dr. Sivana (Not a newbie, I just wanted a new screen name.)
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I’m splitting with Rush here....but, NO! Do not vote for Mrs. Clinton. If you’ve chosen to vote “Dimm”...then vote for Obama.

If Hillary wins “Super Tuesday II”, or any part of it, contrary to conventional wisdom, there will NOT be a rift in the Dimm party, and Mrs. Clinton WILL be the nominee.

If she is the nominee, our race is much tougher.

I report, you decide. ;^)


39 posted on 03/02/2008 5:31:50 PM PST by Right_in_Virginia
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Never vote for evil.


40 posted on 03/02/2008 5:31:59 PM PST by NonValueAdded (Who Would Montgomery Brewster Choose?)
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Write in Owl Geur.
42 posted on 03/02/2008 5:32:39 PM PST by BallyBill (Serial Hit-N-Run poster)
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Nope.


45 posted on 03/02/2008 5:34:32 PM PST by Conspiracy Guy (I voted Republican because no Conservatives were running.)
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Yes. This is just a primary. Keep her in it. I live in Ohio, and I plan on voting for her Tuesday. She will throw the mud at Obama that RINO McCain won't.

Keep her alive so Obama/Osama and her can deplete their coffers fighting each other. The millons of rat dollars they spend fighting each other now will be that much less for them to spend fighting us (gritting teeth) in November.

A civil war between Hillary supporters and Obama/Osama supporters has the potential of ripping the rat party in two. If she steals the nomination from Obama/Osama, there will be millions of blacks pissed as hell at the rat party they have been faithful to since FDR.

Everyone is scared of her. I personally believe that RINO McAmnsety will have an easier time beating Hillary than he will beating Obama.

Go here for ElRushbo's take on the subject!

47 posted on 03/02/2008 5:35:18 PM PST by Slump Tester (Only CINOs and democRATs knowingly and willingly vote for RINOs!)
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I would vote for her. I'd like to see her win a couple more states so she stays viable, then she'll feel justified in hijacking the super delegates, which will throw the Democrats into an absolute tailspin. One of their largest voting blocks - Blacks - would probably split from the party for good. The up and coming "youth vote" will immediately become disillusioned as well.

I predict that if Hillary should win the nomination, she'll never win the election. Everyone believes Obama has it in the bag, and a Hillery win will be viewed as robbery of the first Legitimate Black President. Then all we'd have to do is pressure McCain to choose a young, healthy, and strong conservative running mate and we'll be in good shape, especially if McCain should develop a "cough".

48 posted on 03/02/2008 5:35:18 PM PST by FrdmLvr
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yes


55 posted on 03/02/2008 5:37:54 PM PST by jern
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Vote for Obama. McCain will mop the floor with him electoral-vote-wise in the general. The reason? It's the reason that must not be uttered......shhhh.......the majority voters will not mark for a minority president. Even the polls show that 20% of the Dems will not vote for Osama.

The issues mean beanbag. Who pays attention to issues, anyhow?

If Hillary takes Texas and Ohio, she'll have unstoppable momentum. Her turncoat big names who have hopped on the Osama goat-wagon with their endorsements (Richardson today) will be clutching their hearts as they feel the pain tightening their chests.

While that scenario is to be looked forward to it's better to get Hillary out of the way now.....smother her with garlic and wolfbane. Worry about Osama later, he's so vulnerable it's delicious.

And don't vote for Hillary because you're salivating over the thought of riots at the Denver convention. It ain't gonna happen.

The entire history of the Donkey Party in presidential races is one of closing ranks....and things will never get that far to have Denver go up in a mushroom cloud.

Vote for B. Hussein Osama and sleep better afterwards.

Leni

56 posted on 03/02/2008 5:38:05 PM PST by MinuteGal (FRed and Mitt are Still My Guys)
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The Clinton’s are greedy, immoral, and have a lust for power like few people. Have we forgotten the unending series of scandals and abuses of power they heaped upon the American people? If she gets in again, they will use their “experience”, and multiply the abuse of the public trust to their benefit. We will think it is a re-occuring nightmare.

Obama is scary, but with the new media, he can exposed for what he is; a socialist with a shadowy past and Muslim sympathies. The McCain campaign can beat Obama. He will be easily painted as a black George McGovern, only less patriotic.

Cross over and vote for Obama. Hilly needs to go down!


58 posted on 03/02/2008 5:39:32 PM PST by reaganbooster
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I live in Ohio as well, and I'm planning to ask for a Democratic ballot. Two reasons:

Vote against Kucinich (I'm in his district).

Vote against Hillary.

59 posted on 03/02/2008 5:39:35 PM PST by IndyTiger
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Not only is Clinton more beatable in the general election, she's more qualified and slightly less liberal (according to the ACU ratings) than Obama in the event the unthinkable happens and the Democrats win. She is also more likely to be polarizing from the start, and that would limit her effectiveness in getting the leftist agenda implemented.

And, if she wins, it has the potential to badly splinter their party.

62 posted on 03/02/2008 5:41:16 PM PST by LouD
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