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Which election was/is most interesting to you? (search mode)

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Which election was/is most interesting to you?

#1 1988		2 (5.6%)
#2 1992		8 (22.2%)
#3 1996		0 (0%)
#4 2000		12 (33.3%)
#5 2004		3 (8.3%)
#6 2008		11 (30.6%)

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Topic: Which election was/is most interesting to you? (Read 3310 times)

DS0816
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	Re: Which election was/is most interesting to you? « on: May 17, 2011, 12:24:21 PM »
	« edited: May 17, 2011, 12:26:43 PM by DS0816 »

2008, because we became aware during primary season we would be breaking new ground in whom we would elect: the oldest candidate elected to a first term [John McCain, 72]; the first African-American elected to the presidency [Barack Obama]. There was Hillary Clinton as possibly the first female U.S. president. And, after nominations were won, Sarah Palin being selected as McCain's running mate (the first from a Republican ticket). In a way, it felt like America grew up.

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