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To: KeyesPlease

Should conservatives be put in a position of having to vote for a liberal Republican to simply stop Hillary then the Pubbies will have a serious turnout problem.
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The good news is we have the potential candidates pretty well pegged right now...history and facts will not change. I don't think America can afford ANOTHER liberal Republican --- certainly not a hard Marxist, like Clinton, in the White House (my worst nightmare).


79 posted on 11/15/2006 8:04:06 AM PST by EagleUSA (T)
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To: EagleUSA

The good news is we have the potential candidates pretty well pegged right now...history and facts will not change. I don't think America can afford ANOTHER liberal Republican --- certainly not a hard Marxist, like Clinton, in the White House (my worst nightmare).



I can't agree that is good news considering the divisions apparent in this thread alone. The Pubblies will need a larger slate. I don't believe the current slate will motivate the necesary voters to get up off the couch. The truth is all the potential candidates have liberal positions to one degree or another on some issues very important to conservatives. That is not a powerful motivator for voting much less GOTV activities.


114 posted on 11/15/2006 8:24:47 AM PST by KeyesPlease
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