> Ken wrote:
> I think a more moderate Republican that can distance himself from the
> current administration
Nobody does that better than Mr. McCain 8D
Although he was sucked in to that Iraq boondoggle although he would've
run the thing totally different. Mayber even close to right! That
woul
I think a more moderate Republican that can distance himself from the
current administration will give the Dems a run for their money.
Especially if the Dems. Besides the Dems have to prove they can field a
decent candidate.
Well, i think the waters were already poisoned, and the Dems will
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Which is why it's a great time for a McCain run, or some other centrist.
The only people who hate moderates are the extrem
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Now that I've had a moment to think about it, Gruss is right. I did vote
for Bush in the last election (though n
Hillary and Bill '08
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>>... maybe the answer is a moderate dressed as a liberal..a sheep
in wolf's clothing, if you will...which gets the money from the
nutjobs, then goes about garnering the support of the majority. That
sounds like a difficult balancing act though.
Ah, so Bill Clinton? :)
- Jim
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Well, i think the waters were already poisoned, and the Dems will win the
next election almost without question (again, this is just my crazy
opinion).
The problem is, if they elect a raging liberal, then we are looking at
another stretch of bitter division and shaky leadership. The majority of
> Brian wrote:
> Which is why it's a great time for a McCain run, or some other centrist.
>
Or Joe Biden. But I'm skeptical that this will happen because the
extremists control the Republican party now - specifically the
religious right. They won't let Mr. McCain in unless he sells his
soul to
I agree. I would love to see a grassroots campaign.
Dana
On 9/6/05, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Which is why it's a great time for a McCain run, or some other centrist.
>
> The only people who hate moderates are the extremes in both parties. The
> 10-15% in the far right who currently ru
unfortunately its these 10-15% from both parties that control the
purse strings and provide a lot of the rank and file. So the moderates
have to kow tow to the radicals if they want to get a even bit beyond
the starting gate.
larry
On 9/6/05, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Which is why it's a gre
Which is why it's a great time for a McCain run, or some other centrist.
The only people who hate moderates are the extremes in both parties. The
10-15% in the far right who currently run the Repubs, and the 10-15% on the
far left who are currently killing the Dems.
A successful run by a middle
he other guy. This came from both repubs and demos.
>
> M!ke
>
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> Now that I've
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 12:59 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Gruss is right and wrong
Now that I've had a moment to think about it, Gruss is right. I did vote
for Bush in the last election (though not in the one before it). I'm not
ashamed for doing so as I felt that Kerry was n
> Marlon wrote:
> I think every one of us can agree on that.
>
Yes, but this is why Mr. Bush shouldn't have been re-elected. He had
made many mistakes and, while Mr. Kerry was an unknown, when it's the
President you have clear dead wood.
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I think every one of us can agree on that.
On 9/5/05, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now that I've had a moment to think about it, Gruss is right. I did vote for
> Bush in the last election (though not in the one before it). I'm not ashamed
> for doing so as I felt that Kerry was
Now that I've had a moment to think about it, Gruss is right. I did vote for
Bush in the last election (though not in the one before it). I'm not ashamed
for doing so as I felt that Kerry was not the person I wanted in the White
House. I'd have preferred that there was some other, viable candida
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