2008. Arnold versus Hillary

Philip W. Moore said:

Hillary could kick Arnie's ass. I would love to watch THAT debate.

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It looks inevitable.

crit pro

dems are botching this one to create the perfect leave. (billiards ploy)

I'd love to see the hidden camera catch the pre-debate grope/knee in the groin.

And Capital [censored], you are misreading this election.

Philip W. Moore said:

Antoineg,

You're right. The vast majority of Bush Lemmons (not the fruit) don't know
how the "likely voter" polls are calculated. I only trust Zogby, but even
he can't predict what'll happen based on all of the newly registered voters,
and the animosity Bush and Baker created with the Florida debacle in 2000.

-Philip

*Waves hand in Jedi fashion* You must read Mystery Pollster....

Hillary could kick Arnie's ass. I would love to watch THAT debate.

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It looks inevitable.

crit pro

dems are botching this one to create the perfect leave. (billiards ploy)

<< It looks inevitable.

crit pro >>

Nah dude.. Screech vs. Brittany

Antoineg,

You're right. The vast majority of Bush Lemmons (not the fruit) don't know
how the "likely voter" polls are calculated. I only trust Zogby, but even
he can't predict what'll happen based on all of the newly registered voters,
and the animosity Bush and Baker created with the Florida debacle in 2000.

-Philip

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Philip W. Moore said:

Hillary could kick Arnie's ass. I would love to watch THAT debate.

"crit pro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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It looks inevitable.

crit pro

dems are botching this one to create the perfect leave. (billiards

ploy)

I'd love to see the hidden camera catch the pre-debate grope/knee in
the groin.

And Capital [censored], you are misreading this election.

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antoineg

Nah, I just follow politics more closely than most and understand that it's
not possible this year to ask 2000s voters how they will vote this time
around. For instance, 90,000 more people have registered to vote in
Columbus, Ohio alone for this election. Nationwide, there are something
like 6 million (I could be wrong; maybe higher) more voters this year than
in 2004).

It doesn't take a Jedi to know that even Carl Rove is sweating
bullets...hell, Bush is advertising in Texas these days.
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Philip W. Moore said:

Antoineg,

You're right. The vast majority of Bush Lemmons (not the fruit) don't
know
how the "likely voter" polls are calculated. I only trust Zogby, but
even
he can't predict what'll happen based on all of the newly registered
voters,
and the animosity Bush and Baker created with the Florida debacle in
2000.

-Philip*Waves hand in Jedi fashion* You must read Mystery Pollster....

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antoineg

On 10/21/2004 10:57 PM, in article
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It looks inevitable.

Dumbass --

Arnold is not a natural-born citizen, therefore he cannot run for the
Presidency without a Constitutional Amendment.

From Article 2, Section 1, Clause 5:

"No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States,
at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the
Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who
shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen
Years a Resident within the United States."

The only naturalized citizens who would have been eligible to run for
President would have been those who were alive in 1789, when the
Constitution was adopted. I don't think that Schwarzenegger is that old.

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Jr. said:

Nationwide, there are something
like 6 million (I could be wrong; maybe higher) more voters this year than
in 2004).

Well, maybe 6 million registrations. The actual number of people
signing the sheets appear to be far lower. Especially if you count the
people that can or intend to vote.

Lafferty hasn't followed up the drugs for votes angle yet. Is he
off-line or something?

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

Jr. said:

Nationwide, there are something
like 6 million (I could be wrong; maybe higher) more voters this year than
in 2004).

Well, maybe 6 million registrations. The actual number of people
signing the sheets appear to be far lower. Especially if you count the
people that can or intend to vote.

Lafferty hasn't followed up the drugs for votes angle yet. Is he
off-line or something?

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
says...

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Antoineg,
You're right. The vast majority of Bush Lemmons (not the fruit) don't know

You mean lemmings.
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Alex

Jr. said:

I'm confused. In order to register to vote you have to sign the
application. That's true in every state.

And the voter registration groups have registered the same voters more
than once. You'd have to be ignoring the newspapers to not hear
something about the issues in Atlanta and Colorado. Or have blind
faith that there is no registration fraud when organizations go so far
as to use drugs as part of the payment to those signing people up.

The latter seems to be more and more established, with at least two of
the parties involved already confessing. Thus the Lafferty comment. He
probably felt it too obvious a reference to require response...

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

I'm confused. In order to register to vote you have to sign the
application. That's true in every state.
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Jr. said:

Nationwide, there are something
like 6 million (I could be wrong; maybe higher) more voters this year

than

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

in 2004).

Well, maybe 6 million registrations. The actual number of people
signing the sheets appear to be far lower. Especially if you count the
people that can or intend to vote.

Lafferty hasn't followed up the drugs for votes angle yet. Is he
off-line or something?

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

Curtis L. Russell said:

And the voter registration groups have registered the same voters more
than once. You'd have to be ignoring the newspapers to not hear
something about the issues in Atlanta and Colorado. Or have blind
faith that there is no registration fraud when organizations go so far
as to use drugs as part of the payment to those signing people up.

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The latter seems to be more and more established, with at least two of
the parties involved already confessing. Thus the Lafferty comment. He
probably felt it too obvious a reference to require response...

Drugs? Man, that's not how we do it in Wisconsin. Here, we have
Kringlegate:
http://www.shepherd-express.com/shepherd/24/47/news_and_views/news.html

Although many people in that part of the state view Kringle as addictive.
http://www.kringle.com/

I suppose it's fitting that a team from a swing state is playing the
'Skins in the big game. Lots of people are horribly conflicted over it.

Bob Schwartz
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Alex,

Actually, I mean to mix lemons with lemmings. When you have both you have a
bunch of sour-puss people blindly obeying their moronic president to their
demise.

-Philip

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In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
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Antoineg,
You're right. The vast majority of Bush Lemmons (not the fruit) don't

know

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You mean lemmings.
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Alex

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On 10/21/2004 10:57 PM, in article
[email hidden], "crit pro"

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It looks inevitable.

Dumbass --

Arnold is not a natural-born citizen, therefore he cannot run for the
Presidency without a Constitutional Amendment.

From Article 2, Section 1, Clause 5:

"No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States,
at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the
Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who
shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen
Years a Resident within the United States."

The only naturalized citizens who would have been eligible to run for
President would have been those who were alive in 1789, when the
Constitution was adopted. I don't think that Schwarzenegger is that old.

Nice use of the Internets. Dudes should stick to the saddle.

I gotcha...but your reference was too vague for me. What about that group
hired by the GOP that destroyed 10,000 voter registration applications?
This kind of [censored] goes on all the time. The biggest example is the 1960
election between Kennedy and Nixon. Both sides were ruthless and acted
without regard to election laws.

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Jr. said:

I'm confused. In order to register to vote you have to sign the
application. That's true in every state.

And the voter registration groups have registered the same voters more
than once. You'd have to be ignoring the newspapers to not hear
something about the issues in Atlanta and Colorado. Or have blind
faith that there is no registration fraud when organizations go so far
as to use drugs as part of the payment to those signing people up.

The latter seems to be more and more established, with at least two of
the parties involved already confessing. Thus the Lafferty comment. He
probably felt it too obvious a reference to require response...

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

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On 10/21/2004 10:57 PM, in article
[email hidden], "crit pro"

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It looks inevitable.

Dumbass --

Arnold is not a natural-born citizen, therefore he cannot run for the
Presidency without a Constitutional Amendment.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/09/19/BAG6I8REEM1.DTL

Schwarzenegger constitutional amendment gets nudge
Congressman backs allowing immigrant to seek presidency

Stranger stuff has happnened...

"Philip W. Moore, Jr." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Hillary could kick Arnie's ass. I would love to watch THAT debate.

Man! Before writing something like that you should actually HEAR the
two people speaking in public. Arnold is amazingly good and Hillary
makes the hair on the back of your neck rise when she's discussing
cosmetics let alone politics.

Arnold is not a native and according to the Constitution cannot run
for President, though he could make a pretty good Secretary of State
I'm thinking.

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From: "Philip W. Moore, Jr." [email hidden]

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Yah, I cahn zee et nohw. "Hey Gerhard Schroder, why don't you quit being a
girlie man and send us troops to Iraq." Or, "Yah, I don't mind homosexuals
as long as they're two chicks in my jacuzzi." Even better, "I have no idea
what I'm doing as president...somebody should Terminate me."

Man, not even in a bad movie!

Is there anybody that you disagree with that you don't reduce to a cartoon.
Doesn't matter what you think of him or his politics, he's at least very
intelligent and driven.
He borrowed some cash form the Weiders who sponsored him here, while going to
school and promoting himself in bodbuilding, invested it in real estate and
cleaned up big time. Not sure if he was a millionare by the time he started
making movies, but if not it was close. He knew how limited BB was and went
after acting with a plan and hard work, same way he's done everything else.
Get over your elitist left, "everybody else is a moron", self and try to see
things as they are not how you'd like them to be.
Bill C