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Old 07-14-2006, 03:03 PM
shinerbock shinerbock is offline
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I'm excited too. However, McCain and Guiliani are both poor choices in my opinion. McCain is so middle of the road it disgusts me. Guiliani I think is a good leader, but I question whether he would be a great leader in peace time or in times without crisis. I think the best candidates for the republicans are George Allen and Romney, although Romney is a much more ideal politician and a powerful speaker. For the Dems, I'm sure Hillary will be in the mix, but she can't win. I think Edwards is still their best shot, although him going to bat for Kerry in 04 absolutely ruined what he had going. He was the unifying candidate, a southern gentleman who didn't go negative until Kerry picked him up. I think the majority of the advantage for the Dems will come in 06, when they may pick up the Senate, but I think it'll fizzle before 08. The democrats still fail to initiate any type of agenda, other than destroying what the GOP wants to achieve. But what do you expect when you put someone like Howard Dean in charge of your party.
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