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To: napscoordinator

What does Fred expect, there is 0 Fred presence in the state.
Earlier in the year a fund raiser was held with Fred as the keynote. He spoke for exactly 5 minutes. Most left the room scratching their heads.

It’s between Rudy, Mitt, and McCain in the state, who’s most acceptable?

Thompson’s future comes down to SC, if he can’t win there he is sadly toast. No momentum going into any other primaries. Polling strong nationally is one thing but this isn’t a national race.


8 posted on 12/02/2007 7:21:51 AM PST by tj21807
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To: tj21807

I’ve decided that any politician that can’t show his face in my home state before the first primary doesn’t need or want my vote. A lot of us voters are tired of being short changed. The candidates beg us for our money yet that money goes to other states for campaign costs and advertising.


9 posted on 12/02/2007 7:40:35 AM PST by A_Tradition_Continues (No Longer white...I'm Caucasion-American...Please make note)
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To: tj21807
If it came down to those three I'd have to say McCain. Romney is the worst because he is a dishonest fake who's campaign is designed to distract from his well documented liberalism. Rudy is a bit better than Mitt because at least he hasn't tried to hide his liberal tendencies, which shows some honesty. McCain, I think, has some core conservative convictions, although his inconsistency and attraction to liberal solutions is ludicrous and destructive to the conservative agenda.

Having said that, where is my puke bucket.

10 posted on 12/02/2007 7:45:00 AM PST by big'ol_freeper ("Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not." ~ Thomas Jefferson)
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