rec.sport.football.college

On Mar 5, 6:25=A0am, mianderson wrote:
> On Mar 5, 12:47=A0am, "Somebody" wrote:
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> > "Google Beta User" wrote in messagenews:494cdc79-2=
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> > > On Mar 5, 12:08 am, "Somebody" wrote:
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> > >> Texas looks to be irrelevent since it is so close... the dels will be=

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> > >> pretty evenly on that so Hillary will come out on top tonight... but
> > >> probably not by enough dels to overtake Obama.
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> > >> I think Obama will be asked to pull out since he can't main event the=
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> > >> states it seems.
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> > Not that I am an expert, but I don't think the Dems can wait much longer=
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> > announce a nom. McCain is very strong on the republican side, so the
> > Democrats need to start a major push.
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> a few points:
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> -McCain is not "very strong". =A0He's old as dirt and isn't all that
> well liked. =A0He's basically a crankier version of bob dole with a less
> impressive legislative record....iow, not a strong candidate.
> -people are incorrectly assuming Clinton and Obama battling it out
> hurts the democrats. =A0It doesn't. =A0It's actually good for them.


I agree with you. When summer comes, people are going to tune out the
election until about Labor Day anyway. There will be many times to
change minds between then and September...for either side.

As for McCain, I read this article yesterday.

/id/2185720/

Basically, it states that the cooler, more optimistic candidate
generally wins versus the brooding, cynical one. I think Hillary
dumping her husband has made her campaign less Daffy and more Bugs. I
think Mc Cain has to try to revert back to the McCain of 2000 for him
to have a chance in November. And frankly I think he can do it.

Jon