I'd like to see Edwards go again. I liked him better than Kerry. Definitely
like Obama, but he's not quite ready.

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I don't think she will be either. I hope it's not Kerry again. I'd like to
see Gore take another shot, but I doubt that as well.

The dems would be wise to run someone like Evan Bayh, former governor of
Indiana. He's perceived as a centrist, but his voting record tends to be
left of center. Clean cut, good looking, well-spoken, and his father was
a pillar of the democratic party of the 60s. Even Barak Obama of Illinois
would be a better choice than Gore, who is generally considered damaged
goods since his defeat in 2000.

Max

Capt. JG wrote:
I'd like to see Edwards go again. I liked him better than Kerry. Definitely
like Obama, but he's not quite ready.



Our governor here in VA, Mark Warner, wants to go for it. He's a good
governor...not as flashy as Edwards,,is pretty down-to-earth nice guy....

Gulliani will most likely be the Republican, he's free of the scandal
racked Bush regime stigma and can run as a right-winger outsider.
Clinton can't win against that. You need someone like Mark Warner who
has very little baggage. But I wouldn't count out Al Gore, he lost to
Geroge Bush by one supreme court judge last time.

How many states use the Republican leaning Dibolt machines?


katy wrote:
Capt. JG wrote:
I'd like to see Edwards go again. I liked him better than Kerry. Definitely
like Obama, but he's not quite ready.



Our governor here in VA, Mark Warner, wants to go for it. He's a good
governor...not as flashy as Edwards,,is pretty down-to-earth nice guy....

Well, Gulliani does have the ex-wife baggage. It was a pretty messy divorce,
as I recall.

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Gulliani will most likely be the Republican, he's free of the scandal
racked Bush regime stigma and can run as a right-winger outsider.
Clinton can't win against that. You need someone like Mark Warner who
has very little baggage. But I wouldn't count out Al Gore, he lost to
Geroge Bush by one supreme court judge last time.

How many states use the Republican leaning Dibolt machines?


katy wrote:
Capt. JG wrote:
I'd like to see Edwards go again. I liked him better than Kerry.
Definitely
like Obama, but he's not quite ready.



Our governor here in VA, Mark Warner, wants to go for it. He's a good
governor...not as flashy as Edwards,,is pretty down-to-earth nice guy....

Capt. JG wrote:
Well, Gulliani does have the ex-wife baggage. It was a pretty messy divorce,
as I recall.

Find a new friend Jon?

Joe

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Gulliani will most likely be the Republican, he's free of the scandal
racked Bush regime stigma and can run as a right-winger outsider.
Clinton can't win against that. You need someone like Mark Warner who
has very little baggage. But I wouldn't count out Al Gore, he lost to
Geroge Bush by one supreme court judge last time.

How many states use the Republican leaning Dibolt machines?


katy wrote:
Capt. JG wrote:
I'd like to see Edwards go again. I liked him better than Kerry.
Definitely
like Obama, but he's not quite ready.



Our governor here in VA, Mark Warner, wants to go for it. He's a good
governor...not as flashy as Edwards,,is pretty down-to-earth nice guy....

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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I'd like to see Edwards go again. I liked him better than Kerry.
Definitely like Obama, but he's not quite ready.

Edwards is a trial lawyer. You can kiss tort reform goodbye if he ever
occupies the White House.

Obama is a fresh face and about as articulate as anyone in Washington these
days. He's also black, but with almost no overriding black mannerisms,
which would not appeal, of course, to the redneck side of the country, but
it wouldn't offend them quite as much. You may be right--he might need more
seasoning to become thoroughly corrupt like most Washington politicos.

Max