Obama or Clinton? - Page 225

vegyrex · #**1121** 03-10-2008, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Cyclona

Both are Bush-lite. So whatevs. Clinton has more experience as a politician, Obama might do something for morale who knows. All that really matters is: which one of them can beat McCain.

If both are Bush-lite, what does that make McCain?

dirtyplotte · #**1122** 03-10-2008, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by vegyrex

If both are Bush-lite, what does that make McCain?

vegyrex · #**1123** 03-10-2008, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by dollpartz

Well, ya, Clinton and McCain sure got a lot in common. So much so the Rep commentators can hardly tell them apart!

That's ridiculous.

In spite of her vote for the Iraq war resolution, she wants out ASAP, McCain wants your children, and your children's children there.

She will not appoint judges to the supreme court that will overturn Roe v. Wade. McCain will

She'll redistribute those tax cuts were they will benefit those who really need them, McCain will leave them as is, or make the rich even richer with deeper tax cuts for the wealthy.

She has a better voting record on the environment than McCain. In fact McCain in '07 earned a zero from environmental groups.

vegyrex · #**1124** 03-10-2008, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ava__adore

If they did re-do the Florida and Michigan primaries (which is looking the best option to solving the problem) who do people think is most likely to succeed?

Hillary should win both. But in all likelihood will lose Michigan but take Florida.

vegyrex · #**1125** 03-10-2008, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by ava__adore

Yeah, I don't blame him for doing that. The questions is (and I don't think it's likely but) if Clinton did win and still offered it to him would he take it? I'm not sure he would, prefering perhaps to wait his time to have another shot at the presidency.

Michelle Obama has been quoted as saying that this will be Barack's only shot at the White House. There will be no '12 run.