Forthewall
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Before I get to Mitt & John, I just want to share the pleasure I took watching Hannity, Hume, D. Morris, Barnes, and others reduced to the heavily soiled infants they truly are. The GOP wants nothing better than to run against Obama, hence all of the Obama hype, Hillary downplay before the NH primary. Hannity, "I want Hillary, I want Hillary," Yes Sean, we are stupid and don't understand reverse psychology...what a panty stain that guy is.
O.K. now to Mitt & John. If Mitt couldn't carry N.H. where many folks commute to Boston he is toast. I believe the people of N.H. and Boston feel they were pandered and duped by Mitt in the past. I also believe that McCain's push was not a Yes vote for him, but a NO vote against Giuliani and Romney.
I also believe that the same results will happen in Nevada, except Giuliani's number will rise a little higher than he did in N.H. I also believe Fred will drop out if he can't muster 5% of Nevada.
As for Hillary, the bulk of American women over 40 really identify with her. She stood by Bill's affairs, raised a lovely daughter and pursued her own policital career. I also believe that women over 40 would desire the first female President over the first Black President. While younger college aged women will swept up with their peers will hop on the the Obama train.
Edwards is no dumby, with his steady 15% he realizes that he will be key down the road. His endorsement maybe a deciding factor on the Dem primaries.
S.Carolina is just around the corner and I believe Edwards will have a strong showing. However, Edwards carries the past V.P. candidate curse, if he doesn't carry his home state this time it will be a telling tale that he is definitely out and only staying in the race as a power broker. If Edwards loses S.C., it will be because Hillary beats him by a narrow margin.
The GOP in S. Carolina will be also be interesting, I think we will see Huckabee, McCain, and Romney, with a poor showing for Giuliani. I think Rudy will hold out for N.Y., place third and then quit.
The biggest falacy being portrayed by FAUX news and others is that Independent Voters will and or are leaning towards McCain. This is the most pathetic attempt by the right spin machine in circulation at this time.
Most Independent Voters are resentful Republican that feel the true roots of their party was hijacked 27 some years ago. A feeling once shared by McCain, until he flip-flopped and was the commencement speaker at Falwell's University along with changing to a Baptist religious belief. McCain's strong endorsement with the current administrations policies will also turn off most if not all Independent voters.
Wow that was a lot of typing! Let the beatings and verbal abuse begin, I will put on my head protection and mouth-guard.
O.K. now to Mitt & John. If Mitt couldn't carry N.H. where many folks commute to Boston he is toast. I believe the people of N.H. and Boston feel they were pandered and duped by Mitt in the past. I also believe that McCain's push was not a Yes vote for him, but a NO vote against Giuliani and Romney.
I also believe that the same results will happen in Nevada, except Giuliani's number will rise a little higher than he did in N.H. I also believe Fred will drop out if he can't muster 5% of Nevada.
As for Hillary, the bulk of American women over 40 really identify with her. She stood by Bill's affairs, raised a lovely daughter and pursued her own policital career. I also believe that women over 40 would desire the first female President over the first Black President. While younger college aged women will swept up with their peers will hop on the the Obama train.
Edwards is no dumby, with his steady 15% he realizes that he will be key down the road. His endorsement maybe a deciding factor on the Dem primaries.
S.Carolina is just around the corner and I believe Edwards will have a strong showing. However, Edwards carries the past V.P. candidate curse, if he doesn't carry his home state this time it will be a telling tale that he is definitely out and only staying in the race as a power broker. If Edwards loses S.C., it will be because Hillary beats him by a narrow margin.
The GOP in S. Carolina will be also be interesting, I think we will see Huckabee, McCain, and Romney, with a poor showing for Giuliani. I think Rudy will hold out for N.Y., place third and then quit.
The biggest falacy being portrayed by FAUX news and others is that Independent Voters will and or are leaning towards McCain. This is the most pathetic attempt by the right spin machine in circulation at this time.
Most Independent Voters are resentful Republican that feel the true roots of their party was hijacked 27 some years ago. A feeling once shared by McCain, until he flip-flopped and was the commencement speaker at Falwell's University along with changing to a Baptist religious belief. McCain's strong endorsement with the current administrations policies will also turn off most if not all Independent voters.
Wow that was a lot of typing! Let the beatings and verbal abuse begin, I will put on my head protection and mouth-guard.