Alex Gottschalk

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from PolMach Forums
Okay, now even though i'm a Kerry supporter, there is no way he'll win Ohio. So, I've heard 2008 rumors, Clinton, JEB, McCain, obama (UNLIKELY) etc. So what is your thoughts on who you want to win.
Me-- Maybe Edwards/Clinton?
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Reply #101 from JoeUser Forums Top
Oh I'm sure I will I love it. I've always wanted to do this.


Yeah, the problem is that sometime things look different when you get close. As long as you are not too ideal, I think you will enjoy it. If you to idealize the election process, you may find it "meaningless" or even "disgusing". That said, we can't just have practical politicans with some dreams. Dreams are what make the world better, right?
Reply #102 from PolMach Forums Top
Dreams are what make the world better, right


Exactly! And I'm sure that Corizne will win, but he'll face a though battle against a US Attorny. Did you hear that Sen. Dodd, and Shumer are also going to run for Govener! In 2006 Giulini and Pataki will face each other for Rep. nomation to face Hillary. Loser faces Shumer. Two Great NY races!
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Reply #103 from JoeUser Forums Top
In 2006 Giulini and Pataki will face each other for Rep. nomation to face Hillary. Loser faces Shumer. Two Great NY races!


Great. Giuliani and Pataki dislike each other anyway. Schumer from NY is going to run for governor. Interesting. I don't know much about him through.
Reply #104 from PolMach Forums Top
Link

Here's a link on How Dodd, Shumer and Corizne will run for Govener.
Reply #105 from JoeUser Forums Top
Hey if this was all you knew about the 3 2008 presidential Candidates who would you pick?

Candidate A:
* Associates with crooked politicians
* Consults with astrologists
* Has had two mistresses
* Chain smokes and drinks 8 to 10 martinis a day

Candidate B:
* Was kicked out of office twice
* Sleeps until noon
* Used opium in college
* Drinks a quart of whisky every evening

Candidate C:
* He is a decorated war hero
* He's a vegetarian
* Doesn't smoke
* Drinks an occasional beer
* Hasn't had any extramarital affairs
Highlight below for answer
Candidate A is Franklin D. Roosevelt
Candidate B is Winston Churchill
Candidate C is Adolph Hitler
 As for the candidate for the Republican Party I hope they choose a guy from up North. Probably Giuliani.
Reply #106 from JoeUser Forums Top

Senators are dead meat. Hillary would first have to become the governor of New York.


Rule out any Vietnam veteran including McCain and Hegel,along with being senators.


 

Reply #107 from PolMach Forums Top
I think I would have to pick:
Candidate C:
* He is a decorated war hero
* He's a vegetarian
* Doesn't smoke
* Drinks an occasional beer
* Hasn't had any extramarital affairs
Highlight below for answer

Now why are Senators dead met?
Reply #108 from PolMach Forums Top
I think I would have to pick:
Candidate C:
* He is a decorated war hero
* He's a vegetarian
* Doesn't smoke
* Drinks an occasional beer
* Hasn't had any extramarital affairs
Highlight below for answer

Now why are Senators dead meat?
Reply #109 from PolMach Forums Top
Hillary would first have to become the governor of New York.


Rule out any Vietnam veteran including McCain and Hegel,along with being senators.


Okay, then what Goveners should run?
Reply #113 from JoeUser Forums Top
What does JU stand for? Hey, have you read the recent article by David Border from Washingtonpost. He named a few good choice for Democrat 2008. The article dealt with many issues. You may jump to the last section if you are only interested in his democratic choices.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A29468-2004Nov5.html
Reply #115 from PolMach Forums Top
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A29468-2004Nov5.html


Can't get into the article so can you tell me who he said
Reply #116 from PolMach Forums Top
So is who is going to win for the Dems. and Reps?
Reply #117 from JoeUser Forums Top

In response to Bush not running because it's illegal, it's not only illegal, it's unconstitutional.  Even with the republican majority in the Senate and House, the law CANNOT be changed that way.  It requires constitutional conventions in each state or the approval of a majority of state legislatures.  The fact that there are only 27 amendments to the constitution ought to tell people exactly how likely we're talking about here.


Cheers

Reply #118 from PolMach Forums Top
1) out of nearly 20,000 proposed amendmenta fewer than 25 have been passed, it is doubtful whether the amendment proposed to allow non-US-born citizens to hold the office will be anywhere by 2008.
2) Under the War Powers Act a president MAY put US forces into combat for a limited period of time before needing any congresisonal approval.
Reply #119 from PolMach Forums Top
limited period of time


How long? Can't be that long.

out of nearly 20,000 proposed amendmenta fewer than 25 have been passed, it is doubtful whether the amendment proposed to allow non-US-born citizens to hold the office will be anywhere by 2008.


Yes, I know that but It could happen so I put it there.
Reply #120 from PolMach Forums Top
Schumer from NY is going to run for governor


Up he said today he will not run. But Spizter will.
Reply #121 from PolMach Forums Top
How about any key Senate Races anyone has heard yet?