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To: tejek who wrote (368658)	1/27/2008 3:03:34 PM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574018

>Nope. Did you not look at the link I provided? Clinton vs McCain...McCain is on top by a small margin. Obama vs McCain.......Obama is on top by a small margin. All within the margin of error, but once again, I think McCain will sink like a stone if he's the Republican front runner for any length of time. He'll end up way behind either candidate. >Clinton vs Romney.....Clinton beats by 11%; Obama vs Romney.....Obama beats by 18%. And these polls were BEFORE South Carolina. As I said, Obama gives us more potential for upside. But either candidate kicks Romney's ass by double digits. Romney's been vetted in this primary season and McCain hasn't, which is why McCain is polling better. My point stands. >Huh? Because I think Hillary hates men? Hardly misogynistic. It has to do with the way she stares at Obama and Edwards during the debates. The hatred is palpable and I can no longer ignore it. She's intense. You don't think she'd be the same way if she were running against, say, Barbara Boxer? >Excuse me. You think its shallow to be inspired by someone; to think you can trust a leader to do what's right for you and the country Yes. I think it's shallow to be inspired more by a candidate's platitudes than by his stances on the issues. I'm not saying that that's the case with you, but it is fair to say that it is the case with the American voter (and probably those in other countries as well). And I barely give a crap at all about a candidate's platitudes or how he sounds at the podium. >Fine. I never asked you to vote for Obama. That's what a democracy is all about....the freedom to choose. And I will happily choose him in November if he's the nominee. -Z