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Old 28-01-2008, 00:47   #11
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Re: whats her chances ?

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Originally Posted by foreverwar View Post
Clinton for Prez, Obama for Veep - then in 8 years time, he gets the top job.
I think the coasts would like that but would middle america vote for that?

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Originally Posted by Chris T View Post
I can't see it happening at all - they loathe each other. Whichever of them gets the Democrat nomination, they won't be picking the other as a running mate.
Though there is some bridge building going on at the moment. The worst case scenareo for the Democrats is splitting the vote between Clinton and Obama and the Republicans getting back in as a result.

A democrat friend of mine voted in the Republican Primaries to influence the best of a bad lot if they get back in!

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
The republicans are suffering too much from the Bush years and people want something different.

It will be very hard for the republicans to win IMO.
But a lot of middle america (i mean geographically - the breadbasket states) are naturally republican. The coasts are more liberal, thus more likely to be democrat.
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