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Old 01-04-2012, 12:09 PM   #1
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Can you believe someone would actually vote for who they think is going to win vs who they want to win?

I guess if you're dumb enough to vote for who you THINK is going to win, you really don't have a clear candidate you want to win...
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Old 01-04-2012, 12:24 PM   #2
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Sal right now Mickey Mouse could beat the Village Idiot you have in office.
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Old 01-04-2012, 01:05 PM   #3
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Can you believe someone would actually vote for who they think is going to win vs who they want to win?

I guess if you're dumb enough to vote for who you THINK is going to win, you really don't have a clear candidate you want to win...
Well, sal, it's a little more sophisticated than that.

We're talking about the primaries here of course.

It's really a two-part analysis.

First you ask yourself, is this the guy I would want to see in the White House?

Second you ask yourself, can he win? If the answer is no, maybe, or I'm not sure, you go back to part 1 and do the analysis on someone else.



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Well, sal, it's a little more sophisticated than that.

We're talking about the primaries here of course.

It's really a two-part analysis.

First you ask yourself, is this the guy I would want to see in the White House?

Second you ask yourself, can he win? If the answer is no, maybe, or I'm not sure, you go back to part 1 and do the analysis on someone else.



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Sal is just trying to be cute... Notice who they elected..
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I vote for the guy I like regardless of whether I think he or she can win. My vote will be cast.
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Hmmm, can you actually believe people would vote because of skin color and to be part of history? It sure did happen last time around.
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I'm referring to the main election, not the primaries.
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Well, sal, it's a little more sophisticated than that.

We're talking about the primaries here of course.

It's really a two-part analysis.

First you ask yourself, is this the guy I would want to see in the White House?

Second you ask yourself, can he win? If the answer is no, maybe, or I'm not sure, you go back to part 1 and do the analysis on someone else.



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This is why Obama was the total package, #1 in the primary, and bamn! won the election too.
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