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[unclejimbo]

Well, I voted for Obama, but far too many people in California voted for That Cow Hillary. Go figure. Maybe it is time for this state to fall into the ocean...

Look folks, I think she does good work in the Senate and I feel she should probably stay there. I feel she brings far too much baggage from the 90's to be an effective leader at this time.

Of course, if she says she's going to prosecute Bush... Well anything is possible... As it stands right now, I simply don't trust her.

Don't ask me why so many Southern states voted for Huckabee... I don't understand it myself, but it does raise the spector that he just might split the Repugnicon vote if he decides to run as an 'independent'... Just sayin'...

Need to call my mom tomorrow. There was a tornado in Nashville tonight and I have an aunt who lives there. I'm sure someone would have called if anything bad had happened, but still, I think I'll just check in to be sure.

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[miwasatoshi.livejournal.com]

Don't ask me why so many Southern states voted for Huckabee...

That's easy:
The same reason Utah went to Mitt Romney.

HINT: "Starts with an R, often ends in tragedy."

[cerulean-me.livejournal.com]

Hillary votes too much like a republican, in my opinion. A lot of her plans are ineffectual and make little sense (midnight basketball? garnishing wages for health care??). I'm bummed about Edwards... Don't get me wrong, I like Obama, but but I think Edwards is an easier sell to most Americans.

[elfwench.livejournal.com]

Why people are voting for Huckabee? The FairTax! People want it. I think a lot of people are willing to overlook anything else to get that FairTax. I, myself want it, but that's the only issue he and I match up on. Why couldn't we get a FairTax proponent running that's not such a Redneckian in his views? I don't know. I'm still praying for the FairTax, though, with or without Huckabee. I doubt Hillary would go for it (she wants to garnish wages if you don't have health insurance to make sure you get it! http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/0,8599,1709472,00.html), but maybe Obama would be openminded enough.

[dracowayfarer.livejournal.com]

Hope your aunt is okay.

I voted Obama, and was also disappointed when Hillary took the majority here. Still, the votes are too close to call right now so it's anyone's guess who will take the lead.

[washuotaku.livejournal.com]

Huckabee won the south because he represents a lot of the values the people in the region have... nuff said. Unlikely he will run independent... more likely join forces with John McCain; they both dislike Mitt.

As for Hillary or Obama... doesn't matter... probably take it almost to the convention to decide who will win... doesn't matter though, Republicans will win regardless the outcome. ^_~

[unclejimbo.livejournal.com]

You obviously haven't been listening to Rush Limbaugh or Faux News... :P

I think you're right, this one is going to go all the way to the Convention... It should make for a very lively springtime to say the least.