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Clinton VS Obama; Who do want to win?
Topic Started: Apr 26 2008, 05:20 AM (635 Views)
castrix the defiant	Apr 26 2008, 05:20 AM Post #1
Posts: 70 Group: Members Member #513 Joined: 04/17/08	Even though the UK is far far away, we too are obsessed with the race between Clinton and Obama. I would like to see Obama win the race, as i feel he is just what the free world needs - a free thinker. So who would you like to see win the race and take on McCaine?
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Rich	Apr 26 2008, 05:23 AM Post #2
Posts: 99 Group: Members Member #31 Joined: 01/15/08	Personally, Im still in denial that Ron Paul doesnt have a chance anymore. But out of the 3 main candidates left, I would say Obama, noway in hell would I want Clinton or McCain as allies to us in the UK.
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Reggie_perrin	Apr 26 2008, 06:07 AM Post #3
Posts: 478 Group: Members Member #130 Joined: 01/19/08	Rich Apr 26 2008, 05:23 AM Personally, Im still in denial that Ron Paul doesnt have a chance anymore. But out of the 3 main candidates left, I would say Obama, noway in hell would I want Clinton or McCain as allies to us in the UK. In truth, and sadly, Ron Paul never had a chance, the war party were never going to let him get the nomination. Ron Paul has ran a heroic campaign though, and got the freedom message out wide and far, the mans a hero.
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alexvegas	Apr 26 2008, 08:38 AM Post #4
alex25smash Posts: 607 Group: Members Member #34 Joined: 01/15/08	Obama over her any day. Less obliterations will be on the cards under him.



Q	Apr 26 2008, 09:05 AM Post #5
A Higher Evolution Posts: 519 Group: Members Member #12 Joined: 01/13/08	Rich Apr 26 2008, 05:23 AM Personally, Im still in denial that Ron Paul doesnt have a chance anymore. But out of the 3 main candidates left, I would say Obama, noway in hell would I want Clinton or McCain as allies to us in the UK. That about sums it up for me too.



jqpublic	Apr 26 2008, 04:27 PM Post #6
Posts: 358 Group: Members Member #188 Joined: 01/22/08	Dont write off Ron Paul ... he is the favorite overseas, they like him so much - they want him to run their country. He can Run Mine thats for sure... he gets me vote... ALso, I have seen more Ron Paul Yard signs in the last 3 months than ever ... lets keep waking Americans up one at a time... we are very close to bursting the damn. and it will be over and the mainstream media will not tell you they lost the war. when you see FCC license revokations... time to celebrate Independance day II Edited by jqpublic, Apr 26 2008, 04:28 PM.
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stopsnitchin	Apr 26 2008, 07:50 PM Post #7
Posts: 195 Group: Members Member #56 Joined: 01/15/08	Neither of them, they are both tied in with the CFR. And Obama is controlled by Zabignew Brzinksi (sp?), who is a CFR Member, Bilderberger, and Trilateral Commision Member. Out of the 3 sacks of shit left, i couldnt support any of them under any circumstances.
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Mr Popularity	Apr 26 2008, 09:21 PM Post #8
Posts: 13 Group: Members Member #281 Joined: 02/06/08	I think Obama is somewhat less of a threat to the country than Clinton. Ron Paul got a decent write-up in Politico today. He says he expects some of his supporters to vote for Nader. Quote: He got 16 percent of the vote Tuesday, which, combined with Mike Huckabee’s vote share, meant that more than a quarter of the voters in the Keystone State’s closed Republican primary voted for somebody other than their party’s all-but-certain nominee. Ron Paul is down but not out - Politico
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stopsnitchin	Apr 26 2008, 09:28 PM Post #9
Posts: 195 Group: Members Member #56 Joined: 01/15/08	The president is a symbolic figure and hold no real power in all actuality, the same people will really be running the country.
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Roxdog	Apr 26 2008, 09:54 PM Post #10
Posts: 597 Group: Members Member #80 Joined: 01/16/08	I own a big rot/chow/lab mix. My roommate owns two Siberians. While my dog's turds are enormous, my roomate's dogs' much smaller turds are far more plentiful.
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Q	Apr 27 2008, 11:20 AM Post #11
A Higher Evolution Posts: 519 Group: Members Member #12 Joined: 01/13/08	In Australia we're being bombarded with Clinton and Obama and no mention of any other candidates. On those choices alone, Obama would seem to be slightly lesser of two evils. On the other side of the fence, McCain is getting all the attention and there's never been a mention of Ron Paul. Is Paul still seriously in the running, or is the realistic appraisal that he is whipping a dead horse?



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