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To: cripplecreek
"Its a white house blackout cuz they gotta keep the blackout the white house."

Your slogan sounds like you HAVE been smokin crack!

I believe that the first black President will be a Republican, and dittos for the first woman President. Republicans will have NO problem voting for a black man, or a woman (or a black woman, for that matter) who holds the majority of their views. That's why race hustlers like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton will never be President, and women like Geraldine Ferraro couldn't do it, and neither will Hillary. They are lightning rods, and are WAY too liberal and radical feminist for most in this country.

23 posted on 11/03/2004 3:00:12 PM PST by SuziQ (Bush in 2004-Because we are Americans!!!!)
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To: SuziQ

My posting was meant to be a parody comment.

Actually the first variation I heard of it came from Alan Keyes when he was running for president.


25 posted on 11/03/2004 3:03:44 PM PST by cripplecreek (We've turned the corner and we're not smokin crack.)
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To: everyone

Oh come on - while I'm not particular fan of pro-choice pro-gun control candidates, Guiliani would crush the opposition.

You want to rally the republicans? Hillary Clinton people. We could run a chimp against her and the republican base would come flying out against her.

Not only that, Guiliani isn't a liberal-republican... his more of a libertarian-republican. People like Olympia Snowe are liberal republicans... they puss out on tax relief, on any strong international stances, they compromise and they moderate their views.

Guiliani and those like him are HARD CORE people, no compromise, extremism, but they do have some stances that are not conservative. That will completely take out the liberal northeast, BIG TIME, not just NY. He may lose a couple southern states, but certainly not enough to lose, and CERTAINLY he would pick off several states (including CA I believe) that would make up for any small loss.

It would be a landslide in the GE people.

Perhaps he won't make it out of the primary, but still, I think he should be strongly considered. Very strong republican, with a couple non-conservative stances.

But if he doesn't get it, I am a Romney man.

Matt


27 posted on 11/03/2004 3:07:22 PM PST by Caracarn978
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