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To: goldworldnet who wrote (5843)6/22/2007 2:25:02 PM
From: longnshort  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 25737
 
Bloomberg is not ghonna get one elctoral vote, unless it's a renegade.

My god he's 5'7" no one votes for short people. the last one was Jimmy Carter and you know what happened.



To: goldworldnet who wrote (5843)6/22/2007 2:34:07 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25737
 
Yep! One vote for each state (& the House and the Senate independently selecting the President and the Vice President) sure puts a different spin on things....

(I predict a *surge* in the popularity of High School civics classes! :-)

This quote was also pretty funny:

The most interesting scenario would be a Clinton-Giuliani-Bloomberg race. That would offer a wide choice. Voters could then choose between

- A pro-choice, pro-gay, liberal New York Protestant (Clinton)
- A pro-choice, pro-gay, liberal New York Catholic (Giuliani)
- A pro-choice, pro-gay, liberal New York Jew (Bloomberg)

Diversity galore! Turnout would no doubt be very high in New York, but perhaps somewhat lower in places like Alabama. If large numbers of Southern and Midwestern Republicans just stayed home, the Democrats could sweep the Senate and House races. Although the Republican get-out-the-vote operation is legendary, it could be a tough sell to convince people who abhored all three of the above to go to the polls just to vote for Congress....

Let's here it for the "select your favorite branch of the Judaeo-Christian religious tradition Presidential proxy election"!