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To: MJ who wrote (10046)	10/29/2007 6:02:12 PM
From: goldworldnet	Respond to of 25737

Ideologically the country is split almost 50/50, but the biggest political gamble is by Democrats betting the country is ready for a female or black president. We'll see... * * *

To: MJ who wrote (10046)	10/29/2007 7:25:09 PM
From: pompsander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25737

"I don't believe most people even know of the Clinton's past in Arkansas, the finance scandals, Bill's multiple affairs, Hillary's inclination to more government control and taxation. I hear such pablum style comments reg. Hillary. These indicate that these potential voters are making their decisions based on little information" What you say is true, but one could also say that people don't seem to know about Rudy's past scandels, his multiple affairs, its touting of a political crony linked to the mob to be head of Homeland Security, his seemingly ever-increasing demand for more government intervention in private lives, (in the name of security), his never-ending self-engrandizement (9/11,9/11), while firefighters, police and others on the ground at the time refuse to support him, his failure to locate the command and control center in Brooklyn (as rocommended) and left it in the WTC, leaving him no place to go after the bombings...etc., etc. Both candidates have very large negatives which will be played to the hilt if nominated.