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12th Doctor
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« on: September 02, 2004, 03:44:03 PM »


I'm going out on a limb, and if Lizzy doesn't get the Presidential nod, she'll definitely get the VP.  She has a solid background, and has more than proven her competence.  My only concern is will Bob live for 8 more years?  His death could be a major distraction to her service.

It's Liddy, not Lizzy.

And it is "Frist", not "Fritz"
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« Reply #1 on: September 02, 2004, 03:47:52 PM »

I can recall certain Republicans saying that celebrities should not stick their nose into politics. Hmm... What's Arnold again, oh yeah, he's an actor! So was Reagan (Although Reagan really belonged in politics, he was not very good at acting.). I don't think I'd ever vote for Arnold. I only liked Predator and Running Man. LOL.

The difference being that Arnold has acctually put his money where his mouth is.  I respect Bono and a handful of other Liberal celebrity activists as well, because they aren't like these Liberals who just go to cocktail parties, here what everyone else is saying and then head to the next Bash Bush rally.
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« Reply #2 on: September 02, 2004, 03:53:59 PM »

And, at this point, I am personally pro-Pataki, but that could change.

Liddy will be too old, and, I know that Giuliani is campaigning for it as we speak, but I just get the feeling he won't be in it.  I would support him though.

Right now, my top 2008 picks are:

Rudy Giuliani

George Pataki

Tom Ridge

Chuck Hagel


Frist has the charisma of a dead-dog and he is a Senator without any acchomplishments to distiguish him from the pack, so I think he will be DOA.
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