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August 29, 2008 at 8:06 PM #263607August 29, 2008 at 8:24 PM #263310
Aecetia
ParticipantTuVu,
Even as a Republican I was pleased when Ferraro was named because I thought it was about time. Hillary showed amazing strength throughout a grueling campaign fought well against a media darling. It’s all political and someone as astute as you should not be surprised by any of it. I think Palin will poll equally well with conservatives of both sexes because of her “frontier spirit”. This should really make for an interesting campaign with the two old guys and the two young people. Let the games begin!
August 29, 2008 at 8:24 PM #263519ParticipantTuVu,
Even as a Republican I was pleased when Ferraro was named because I thought it was about time. Hillary showed amazing strength throughout a grueling campaign fought well against a media darling. It’s all political and someone as astute as you should not be surprised by any of it. I think Palin will poll equally well with conservatives of both sexes because of her “frontier spirit”. This should really make for an interesting campaign with the two old guys and the two young people. Let the games begin!
August 29, 2008 at 8:24 PM #263522ParticipantTuVu,
Even as a Republican I was pleased when Ferraro was named because I thought it was about time. Hillary showed amazing strength throughout a grueling campaign fought well against a media darling. It’s all political and someone as astute as you should not be surprised by any of it. I think Palin will poll equally well with conservatives of both sexes because of her “frontier spirit”. This should really make for an interesting campaign with the two old guys and the two young people. Let the games begin!
August 29, 2008 at 8:24 PM #263576ParticipantTuVu,
Even as a Republican I was pleased when Ferraro was named because I thought it was about time. Hillary showed amazing strength throughout a grueling campaign fought well against a media darling. It’s all political and someone as astute as you should not be surprised by any of it. I think Palin will poll equally well with conservatives of both sexes because of her “frontier spirit”. This should really make for an interesting campaign with the two old guys and the two young people. Let the games begin!
August 29, 2008 at 8:24 PM #263612ParticipantTuVu,
Even as a Republican I was pleased when Ferraro was named because I thought it was about time. Hillary showed amazing strength throughout a grueling campaign fought well against a media darling. It’s all political and someone as astute as you should not be surprised by any of it. I think Palin will poll equally well with conservatives of both sexes because of her “frontier spirit”. This should really make for an interesting campaign with the two old guys and the two young people. Let the games begin!
August 29, 2008 at 8:32 PM #263320ParticipantResponses to “McCain Names Alaska Gov. Palin as Running Mate”
Pages: [2]Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
August 29, 2008 at 8:32 PM #263527ParticipantResponses to “McCain Names Alaska Gov. Palin as Running Mate”
Pages: [2]Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
August 29, 2008 at 8:32 PM #263533ParticipantResponses to “McCain Names Alaska Gov. Palin as Running Mate”
Pages: [2]Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
August 29, 2008 at 8:32 PM #263586ParticipantResponses to “McCain Names Alaska Gov. Palin as Running Mate”
Pages: [2]Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
August 29, 2008 at 8:32 PM #263622ParticipantResponses to “McCain Names Alaska Gov. Palin as Running Mate”
Pages: [2]Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
August 29, 2008 at 8:59 PM #263330Eugene
Participant[quote=Aecetia]
Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
[/quote]Lots of Americans make their decisions based on anything but issues or capabilities of candidates. Sex, skin color, etc. This is a perfect example. Obama and Clinton have almost identical platforms. Clinton and McCain have nothing in common. Yet, there are people who’d vote for Clinton over McCain but for McCain over Obama.
August 29, 2008 at 8:59 PM #263539Participant[quote=Aecetia]
Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
[/quote]Lots of Americans make their decisions based on anything but issues or capabilities of candidates. Sex, skin color, etc. This is a perfect example. Obama and Clinton have almost identical platforms. Clinton and McCain have nothing in common. Yet, there are people who’d vote for Clinton over McCain but for McCain over Obama.
August 29, 2008 at 8:59 PM #263542Participant[quote=Aecetia]
Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
[/quote]Lots of Americans make their decisions based on anything but issues or capabilities of candidates. Sex, skin color, etc. This is a perfect example. Obama and Clinton have almost identical platforms. Clinton and McCain have nothing in common. Yet, there are people who’d vote for Clinton over McCain but for McCain over Obama.
August 29, 2008 at 8:59 PM #263596Participant[quote=Aecetia]
Great VP choice, it solidifies the base, and expands appeal to some untapped demographics. Looking at the H. Clinton message boards, many of Hil’s supporters felt they were told to sit down by the DNC, and consider this the true ticket of change. 90% of the posters in the HC forums on this topic were moved by the pick of Palin and her introduction, and are switching from indy and dem to this ticket!
[/quote]Lots of Americans make their decisions based on anything but issues or capabilities of candidates. Sex, skin color, etc. This is a perfect example. Obama and Clinton have almost identical platforms. Clinton and McCain have nothing in common. Yet, there are people who’d vote for Clinton over McCain but for McCain over Obama.
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