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... not really. this was a place for non-republicans to come, just like that republicans come here thread was for republicans, just some people have a hard time keeping out of other peoples business, and I'm sorry that one of our fellows invaded y'alls conversation and started the debate.

 

 

oh and thanks for correcting my grammar.

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Originally posted by SkinWalker

If you are referring to me, I've voted Republican more times than I ever have Democrat or Independant. In fact, Reagan was the first President I voted for (second term... I was too young in the first).

 

Wouldn't that mean that I was "invited?" :D

touche, and should McCain be the designated Republican running for president in 2008 I will definitely vote for him, keeping in mind he still has his stances on issues that he does now.

 

And hopefully he'll have that good sense of humour still. :)

 

 

and I was talking more about that darthdrup fellow.

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yeah, i started the debate, and im not saying sorry. since the times of Aristotle debate has been what brings all ideas together to get what's best for their society. I still believe in this concept sooo much, that those of you who make it a point to personally attack people during the debate should wake up and realize that debating is not made for you to look good, but it's made to get what's best for the country. if anything, i upholded the american spirit by starting that debate.

 

btw, if McCain runs for pres in 2008, he better pray that Hilary Clinton dosen't run, cause she'll thrash him. Whether you like her or not, she would destroy McCain, and i'm a fan of McCain!

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I have to agree with yaebginn. While I think H. Clinton would bring a lot to race between her and McCain, I think that McCain would take it by a large margin.

 

We probably don't agree on why, however. I think that the nation is far to bigotted to tolerate a female President. Vice-President, perhaps. But not a President.

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trust me, i agree all to well that this country is very bigoted. but if you think about it, the people that wouldn't vote for clinton for being a woman are the ones that wouldn't vote for her, even if she was a man! i really don't think she'll be losing any votes because everybody knows the dems would vote for her, and so would the fence-sitters. why? because they will realize that she is the husband of a former presiedent that created 22 million jobs and a $300 billion surplus.

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Originally posted by yaebginn

amd cheated on his wife, and didnt catch Osama when he could've. I mean, clinton was a horrible prsidnet.

 

:eyeraise: He was a horrible president because he cheated on his wife? You do realize that affected the well-being of our country approximately zero? And you may also note, that your friend Bush hasn't caught Osama either. He seems to have forgotten about him even AFTER he made a direct attack against the US. :dozey:

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How many people were hurt by Clinton cheating on his wife? Three! Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea. What you need to understand is how good of a president someone is has absolutely nothing to do with their moral beliefs. Heck, FDR had a dozen mistresses and he was married, and he was a teriffic president dealing with WWII. JFK, who single-handedly evaded an all out war with the Soviet Union had an affair with Marilyn Monroe. You can't tell me Clinton wasn't a good president because of him cheating on his wife, after all he did for the economy.

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