I think Hillary will win (not saying I want her to). If not, probably Guilliani, and still the chance that Obama can get ahead of Hillary, but unlikely. One things certain..I feel like there will be some kind of assassination attempt if Clinton or Obama get elected. Someone in this country will not be able to handle it and will step up and make history ( though in a bad way).
2007-12-23 15:52:17
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answered by studier111 1
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AN ARDENT DESIRE FOR CHANGE
is behind this groundswell of support. History is being written here and American politics are changing forever.
Why I Support Ron Paul
Some people believe that Ron Paul is just an Internet fad, backed by spammers and young people on the Internet who have no real grasp on the issues. I can understand why some people think that -- that's what I thought for a long time.
I continued hearing more and more about Ron Paul from friends, so one day last month I decided to take a close look at him and all the other candidates. I have been supporting most of my adult life mostly because of their stand on social issues which arle closte to the issues when comparing to my views and principals. After looking at Ron Paul, I was shocked at what I found, and have never looked back since.
First, I think we need out of the war NOW. Second, I think the goverment is way to involved with our personal lives and I want them out NOW. What I want is CHANGE. Change is something people of this election cycle want, and Change is something that will set apart a candidate from all the others.
Ron Paul is honest not a sell out and a liar. I believe Ron Paul means change.
You can learn more about his view on the issues at: http://www.ronpaul2008.com
Sincerely,
Jeff Pedigo
Spring Hill, Tenn.
2007-12-24 08:33:19
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answered by Jeff P 2
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I think it will come down to Clinton vs huckabee or Paul. I think Clinton would blow huckabee out of the water but if Paul is put into the spot light like that I'm not sure there is anyone that can stand in his way on the road to the whitehouse.
2007-12-24 01:13:47
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answered by Kevin D 3
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It's too soon to tell who will win, but my choice is Fred Thompson. He has the experience to lead. He has the integrity many of the other candidates are missing. He also seems , to me, to have some moderate ideas on the different issues. I think the majority of this country is neither Left nor Right wing, but somewhere in the middle. We need someone that is willing to do what the Majority wants, not the minority.
2007-12-23 23:46:43
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answered by chillywillyx 1
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We all better hope it is Ron Paul... or we'll have no rights left. Eventually I won't even be able to write a post like this... We've already lost our 4th amendment... who's to say they won't take away the 1st too?
2007-12-23 23:52:25
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answered by sweet_pea_55a 2
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Obama. And not a Pinot Noir, I think with a great Merlot or fancy Moet.
2007-12-24 00:39:14
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answered by Anonymous
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a good Pinot Noir?
2007-12-23 23:46:05
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answered by bales68 3
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oh, the Democrats will whine no matter what.
2007-12-23 23:47:44
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answered by Spock (rhp) 7
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