Clinton regains double digit lead in Gallup poll »
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Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) has regained a double-digit lead over Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) in a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll two weeks after the survey found the rivals more or less tied.
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TechnologyExpert1 year, 2 months ago
Among the Republican field, Fred Thompson -- who hasn't even announced his intent to run -- has passed onetime leader Sen. John McCain (R-AZ).
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downthemiddle1 year, 2 months ago
Dem - Rep either way the legal working American person loses.
They should have a voting square for none of the above.
There is no best canadiate, you only look for the one who is not the worst and when you have this many BAD apples to choose from, it can make a person wonder which one is the least wormy-est.
And if they really wanted everyone to vote, everyone with a 100% voting record for that year would get a added tax deduction off their taxes.
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KeyserSooze1 year, 2 months ago
"Dem - Rep either way the legal working American person loses.
They should have a voting square for none of the above.
There is no best canadiate, you only look for the one who is not the worst and when you have this many BAD apples to choose from, it can make a person wonder which one is the least wormy-est."
While I tend to agree with you, we have no one to blame for that but ourselves. Politics is a blood sport, and decent people won't run, and could never survive the smear tactics used on both sides.
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star531 year, 2 months ago
hillary= fools gold- and she can sure fools those dems- higher taxes-higher health care cost and less care- more lies-less freedom-less security
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momydearestc1 year, 2 months ago
I don't get the Hillary or the Obama thing??? Two junior senators, no real track record. They haven't done much. Why are they the front runners for the dem's. Some of the other dnc runners have been around and have done much more then these two bozo's.
I don't know why I care?? whats wrong with me?
They won't win anyway. the country is much safer with a republican and everyone knows it.
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Digidave1 year, 2 months ago
Still waiting for Gore to throw in his ticket myself.
In one week Gore could be a front-runner.
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saintetienne1 year, 2 months ago
Digidave,
I'm still waiting for Gore to throw himself off a cliff.
Hasn't happened yet. I guess there's no money in it for him.
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ssinger1071 year, 2 months ago
Ok, I am afraid to ask this question. Could someone explain to me why they feel Hilary hasn't proven that she could be the president. It appears to me she has been fighting for all the proper things, better conditions in the military, equal rights, GI bill, fiscal responsibility, health care, .... I don't think there is a better candidate. I just think you all don't want HER because she is a SHE. Those neocon rep brains want to use the military. According to them Billy was a bad president, because he took a low profile militarily except for Kosovo and Somalia. These where probably his biggest mistakes, but I am not sure. GW is like a bull in a china closet. Send in the military and shake things up. "Maybe we can make Iraq a democracy." Take there oil and rebuild after we destroy them generating wealth for American industry. We had a better shot at this by leaving Saddam alone.
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somecommonsense1 year, 2 months ago
I think you and a minority of the country still believes that...I certainly don't it's just another platitude which has no real basis or proof, but I know you guys like to say it...it's pretty much all you got left after Bush destroyed your party and whatever it was you guys stood for.
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santa01 year, 2 months ago
so the democratic party sucks... but a lot of the reason nothing substantial gets done is because they fight amongst themselves... unlike the republican party which is much better about party line and loyalty.
i dont necessarily think that the disjointing of the Democratic party is its flaw, (though it may be its TRAGIC flaw). group think and loyalty is what has led to the eradication of the conservative...
if you guys get back in power you'll lose it again too.
american politics was never intended to be run by politicians.
and perhaps that will be america's TRAGIC flaw. we'll see.
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somecommonsense1 year, 2 months ago
Hey Cheif I'm a man so calling me toots might not be appropriate. Your post is nothing but insults and nonsense.I was simply making the point that Bush has left the Republican party in horrible shape,noone is defending him who is running right now, they all want to steer clear of even mentioning his name.I know so many Republicans that are unhappy with his Presidency,people who are true conservatives, be it socially or fiscally. My brother in-law voted for Kerry for Christ sake, a few years previous he was singing bomb them all!We would fight the left right nonsense at every family gathering, now he finally realizes at least as far as Bush is concerned that he made a horrible mistake invading Iraq a mistake that will be with us for a long time, now your gonna say"yeah but the dems voted too"fine who cares!They shouldnt have and 22 of them voted NO,I'm not here to defend every democrat.
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hdthehn1 year, 2 months ago
I feel sooo safe knowing that the WHITEHOUSE IS RUN BY CHICKENHAWKS AND DRAFT DODGERS AND UNINDICTED COCONSPIRATORS
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unclesam501 year, 2 months ago
just for the record he isnt really that
"black" he isnt African American his parents arent decendents of slaves they are from some island and are more recent immigrants and although there is still alot of ****** with afirmitive action and other advantages minorites get simply for being different you dont get that far in politics being a bigot
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santa01 year, 2 months ago
will you stop already.
im done with this "he's not black" bull ****** just because he isn't the decendant of slaves.
since when did that become the definition of black. my understanding of the etimology was that it is representative of someone who's skin is... well... black.
to even insinuate that any black person has a personal relationship with slavery is absurd.
maybe the reason minorities in this country still can't gain an even footing is because they have yet to learn who their enemies are.
its seems obvious to everyone else.
(here's a hint: it's goda2!)
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santa01 year, 2 months ago
wow!
"deep down he is still gonna do what he is raised with... hating whites"
you'er amazing. 4 otgher racists think you are on teh right track with that?!
i can't believe that people even consider this acceptable discourse let alone respectable discourse!
i hope athat oprah comes to your hosue with some million dollar check, and you just lock yoru door and hide in the basement with a shot gun.
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goda21 year, 2 months ago
Well Oprah is an entertainer, which is immune from the racial class...People made her what she is...an entertainer and when people elevate some1 to that level they are already cleansed!
Happening to Obama too...I really dont wanna c him take on the white house..I bet u he is not gonna do any interest to USA will rule more on corporate side rather than at grass roots level which all US is about...Being an AMERICAN!!!
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alinas1 year, 2 months ago
.... and what now? we are going to have another "era of reign" for 8 years of another Clinton?
so, politics means: BUSH (4y) - CLINTON (8y) - BUSH (8y) - CLINTON (8y?) !!!!!?????
28 years of BUSH's and CLINTON's? ---- BRRRRRRRRRRR
Are we out of true good canditates for the presidency?
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NelsonR1 year, 2 months ago
Saint - How come I disagree with you always, well mostly except immigration. Rice is a do nothing Secretary of State who I remember a comedian commenting about, she smiles and jets around but never a conclusive agreement. Gosh, you have your priorities mistaken. You should marry the women, you would make a pair.
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santa01 year, 2 months ago
i can't it'll be hard to screw up as much as this president has if condoleza rice continues doing absolutely nothing in the oval office too. she lets 9/11 happen as security advisor. she lets the middle east fall apart, adn the US become the most hated country in the world as Secretary of State...
but she still gets to gym every morning!
She's worthless. she just dotes on Bush, writing "condoleeza Bush" on all her note books. he keeps her around cause she's the only black person that likes him.
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AntiNeoCon1 year, 2 months ago
A million things eh luv, well perhaps your right...how about you and me running, a great ticket? :)
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momydearestc1 year, 2 months ago
If Condi runs, I'll vote for her, shes great. She has more experance in her little finger then all the dems put together.
Shes smart, witty, beautiful and has a good temperment.
She'd be perfect.
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saintetienne1 year, 2 months ago
unclesam50,
Why should her color or gender matter?! She is one of the most intelligent, articulate leaders I've ever seen - U.S. or the world. She's long on experience, tough as nails but willing to listen, is excellent with diplomacy and chooses her staff wisely.
There have been many black leaders, and many female leaders across the globe. WHy not here?
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