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ORIGINAL: TheHeretic

      Does it bother you, O59, that Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter are both endorsing your candidate?  Are you going to have start liking them now???  We have always been at war with Eastasia...

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ORIGINAL: TheHeretic

      Yes, I'd heard about that.  Quit his day job already, did he?

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ORIGINAL: orfunboi

If you think his show sucks....then don't listen to it. 

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ORIGINAL: orfunboi

This is nothing new and not something the republicans came up with. Both parties have been doing it for years. I remember the first time I ever heard the idea was from a democrat who wanted me to vote republican in the primary.

This year I heard the democrats wanted us to vote McCain and all the logic that went with it. 

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Why do republicans have to cheat and steel in order to win elections?

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ORIGINAL: Mercnbeth

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Why do republicans have to cheat and steel in order to win elections?

I don't know - Why do Democrats have to blame someone when they loose elections?

(Posted by someone still hoping to vote for Senator Obama.)

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ORIGINAL: Owner59

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ORIGINAL: Mercnbeth

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Why do republicans have to cheat and steel in order to win elections?

I don't know - Why do Democrats have to blame someone when they loose elections?

(Posted by someone still hoping to vote for Senator Obama.)

Who do you blame for the Patriots cheating.

Iraq?

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ORIGINAL: Owner59

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ORIGINAL: celticlord2112

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ORIGINAL: Owner59
"The saddest part is that caller after caller to his show has called to say they've done exactly that — voted early for Clinton in the Texas primary so as to rig the election. The actions by Limbaugh and his listeners are simply appalling. The Founding Fathers of Texas and America would be disgusted by this behavior and rhetoric. Limbaugh has the right to say whatever he pleases on air, but we do not have to condone or participate in his immoral and un-American sentiments".

What is immoral about voting that way? Every citizen is entitled to use his or her vote however he or she wishes--that is the essence of democratic process. Sometimes we vote for, sometimes we vote against.

Given that McCain generally polls better against Hillary than Obama, if I were a Republican strategist, keeping Hillary in the game definitely confers strategic advantage on McCain.

Rush's suggestion is merely good tactical politics.

Read up buddy,these are primaries.Not the general election.

Jesshhh, what a load of steam that rant was.

Maybe sports or the weather is your forte.

btw,that`s a quote from the artical,not me.

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ORIGINAL: TheHeretic

        Can't stand "reality shows" as a general rule, but I loved The Osbournes. 

       Limbaugh is very good at radio, whether you like him or not.  The reason Air America died is because their hosts were not.  Discounting his ability to put on a quality program only makes him harder to counter.

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ORIGINAL: celticlord2112
... the best thing the Republicans could do in the remaining primaries is get out and stump for Hillary.

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ORIGINAL: caitlyn

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ORIGINAL: celticlord2112
... the best thing the Republicans could do in the remaining primaries is get out and stump for Hillary.

Have you ever heard the expression, "Be careful what you wish for?"

Polls taken in March, are mostly useful in March, and somewhat less useful in November. Senator Clinton has high negatives, but primarily to voters that will never vote for her anyway. She will be very hard to "Swift Boat." There are really no attack that can be aimed, that have not already been aimed, many times.

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ORIGINAL: Owner59

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ORIGINAL: celticlord2112

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ORIGINAL: Owner59
"The saddest part is that caller after caller to his show has called to say they've done exactly that — voted early for Clinton in the Texas primary so as to rig the election. The actions by Limbaugh and his listeners are simply appalling. The Founding Fathers of Texas and America would be disgusted by this behavior and rhetoric. Limbaugh has the right to say whatever he pleases on air, but we do not have to condone or participate in his immoral and un-American sentiments".

What is immoral about voting that way? Every citizen is entitled to use his or her vote however he or she wishes--that is the essence of democratic process. Sometimes we vote for, sometimes we vote against.

Given that McCain generally polls better against Hillary than Obama, if I were a Republican strategist, keeping Hillary in the game definitely confers strategic advantage on McCain.

Rush's suggestion is merely good tactical politics.

Read up buddy,these are primaries.Not the general election.

Jesshhh, what a load of steam that rant was.

Maybe sports or the weather is your forte.

btw,that`s a quote from the artical,not me.

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ORIGINAL: Owner59

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ORIGINAL: Owner59

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ORIGINAL: celticlord2112

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ORIGINAL: Owner59
"The saddest part is that caller after caller to his show has called to say they've done exactly that — voted early for Clinton in the Texas primary so as to rig the election. The actions by Limbaugh and his listeners are simply appalling. The Founding Fathers of Texas and America would be disgusted by this behavior and rhetoric. Limbaugh has the right to say whatever he pleases on air, but we do not have to condone or participate in his immoral and un-American sentiments".

What is immoral about voting that way? Every citizen is entitled to use his or her vote however he or she wishes--that is the essence of democratic process. Sometimes we vote for, sometimes we vote against.

Given that McCain generally polls better against Hillary than Obama, if I were a Republican strategist, keeping Hillary in the game definitely confers strategic advantage on McCain.

Rush's suggestion is merely good tactical politics.

Read up buddy,these are primaries.Not the general election.

Jesshhh, what a load of steam that rant was.

Maybe sports or the weather is your forte.

btw,that`s a quote from the artical,not me.

Billary and Hussein bashing each other throughout the spring gives competitive advantage to McCain. He has a window of time to sharpen his message, make peace with various Republican party factions, and generally gird himself for the fall campaign.

The historical trend favors the political party who selects its candidate first. Hillary and Obama continuing their love-fest into the convention is a significant competitive advantage to McCain.

If Hillary wins the nomination, the Republicans get to ask all those embarrassing questions about Whitewater, Travelgate, the billing records from Rose Law firm that miraculously appeared in the White House that floated around Billary Presidency #1. She plays the same attack dog politics the Republicans do, and has a few more skeletons in the closet than McCain.

So, damn skippy I'd tell Republicans to vote in the primary for Hillary. Especially now that McCain has cinched the nomination, the best thing the Republicans could do in the remaining primaries is get out and stump for Hillary.

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Nuff said

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ORIGINAL: Hippiekinkster

Who is fucking cheerleaders? And why would any real man do that? Because they can't deal with real women? Yanno, I see the ads for "drunk college chicks on spring break" or whatever, and they are a complete turn-off for me. Who was it who said about Oakland, "there's no "there" there?" That's how I feel about those 18 year-old suckers. Give 'em some tequila, some GBH, some weed, some Soma, whatever, get 'em fucked up, film them doing shit, and sell it as "girls gone wild". Scum.

Let me do some education for you. Cheerleading is when someone roots for just one party, no matter what. Where they just make accusations against the other party, and ignore any wrong doing in their party. This goes for Republicans and Democrats.

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Division tactics for a party. Kinda like "Willie Horton", eh? When the refucks played the race card big time by telling all the Nascar nitwits that Willie Horton and his Hordes of Black Blacks will be descending on your city shortly, riotin' and shootin' the white Po-leeece, and grapin' them young white wimmens.

That what you mean? Or when Karl der Fuck started all that shit about McCain havin' hisself a pickaninny? A little checkerboard baby? What a piece of shit that Rove pig is. Catamite Felcher.

Just so there's no confusion, my reply is directed at that OnionWolf dude.

Yeah that is what I mean as well as the "Let's get all the rich people." "Look at all the secret racism in whitey." "Let's go against anyone that is Christian, because they believe in fairy tales." or any other type of comment from one party cheerleader or another.

Just so there is no confusion my comments are directed at that "dropped too much cid in my younger days" dude.

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Tempers flared at several Texas voting precincts, and the campaigns of Sens. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) traded accusations of rule-breaking yesterday during the hours leading up to evening caucuses where one-third of the state's delegates were to be awarded.

In Ohio, elections officials held some polls open for an additional 90 minutes because of winter weather and ballot shortages. The extended voting caused a delay of several hours before the state could ultimately be called for Clinton, largely because of late voting in the Cleveland area, an expected Obama stronghold.

In Texas, the two-step process of a primary vote during the day, followed by an evening caucus, had participants waiting under the stars as voting crowds swamped the event. Their turnout delayed the caucus events at numerous precincts across the state. In Laredo, a volunteer organizer brought a microphone and a portable speaker from home to try to calm the crowd. But he was drowned out by chants of "We want to vote!" and "We're getting cheated!" Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/03/04/AR2008030403662_pf.html

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ORIGINAL: caitlyn

I was simply pointing out that strategy today, based on polls taken today, may end up being a foolish play in November.

I would like to point out where Senator McCain stood in the polls, six months ago.

I might also point out that some of the people that are now coming up with creative ways to get Senator McCain elected, are people that not long ago told us they would never vote for Senator McCain.

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ORIGINAL: Mercnbeth

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Sharing a ticket? These two camps will have a lot of ground to reconcile. Would either Senator Clinton or Senator Obama risk the possibility that they are correct about their adversary and be identified with them for life by running as their VP?