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Lyion wrote:I'd rather Obama was elected
Yamori wrote:He's the conservative version of John Kerry.
Narrock wrote:Ok, I'm not seeing the same thing you guys are with Romney. I like him so far. It would be interesting that when he wins the nomination that he chooses McCain or Giuliani as his V.P. His belief in what happens in the afterlife has no bearing whatsoever on his ability to lead a nation, nor do I care that he's LDS. He's a smart businessman too, and he does have that "presidential stature" that I don't see from any other candidate on either side of the aisle. Now, I haven't made up my mind about him yet, but so far I don't have any big issues with him.
Raymond S. Kraft wrote:The history of the world is the history of civilizational clashes, cultural clashes. All wars are about ideas, ideas about what society and civilization should be like, and the most determined always win.
Those who are willing to be the most ruthless always win. The pacifists always lose, because the anti-pacifists kill them.
Lueyen wrote:Thompson
Romney
Guiliani
Paul - Surprise surprise? Really I just pretty much despise the two below him.
McCain - I'd probably vote for Obama before McCain.
Huckabee *screw it I vote for whomever the democrat turns out to be.
That is pretty much my order of preference. I don't think Thompson will win the nomination but I'll likely vote for him in the primaries.
araby wrote:Lueyen see my post in the other thread...
what do you think of Thompson jumping on with McCain? Think McCain would go with Leiberman?
Raymond S. Kraft wrote:The history of the world is the history of civilizational clashes, cultural clashes. All wars are about ideas, ideas about what society and civilization should be like, and the most determined always win.
Those who are willing to be the most ruthless always win. The pacifists always lose, because the anti-pacifists kill them.
Lyion wrote:Lueyen wrote:Thompson
Romney
Guiliani
Paul - Surprise surprise? Really I just pretty much despise the two below him.
McCain - I'd probably vote for Obama before McCain.
Huckabee *screw it I vote for whomever the democrat turns out to be.
That is pretty much my order of preference. I don't think Thompson will win the nomination but I'll likely vote for him in the primaries.
Fred will be pulling out this week. I like Fred, also, and it's a shame he didn't enter and campaign with the vigor he showed in the last debate.
Remove Huckabee and flip your list and you have my preferences, but we diverge greatly on our desires for a President, I think. It's nice having candidates that are actually different and debate actual views, besides which was a shadier lawyer.
Raymond S. Kraft wrote:The history of the world is the history of civilizational clashes, cultural clashes. All wars are about ideas, ideas about what society and civilization should be like, and the most determined always win.
Those who are willing to be the most ruthless always win. The pacifists always lose, because the anti-pacifists kill them.
Narrock wrote:My main concerns are that he doesn't cater to big oil, and that he strengthens our border with Mexico. I would also like to see health care affordable to all U.S. citizens.
Gaazy wrote:Im going to say it again...they all will say whatever will get them elected. Thats their job.
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