Vote benconstine for Newbie

Okay....tell me why we should vote for you.

I've entered this forum with enthusiasm, I am a frequent poster, and even though my maps may not always make sense, I always have some sort of logic to explain them.

Giuliani wins 345-193.  I vote for Bloomberg.

Hillary wins 301-237.

DC: 7%
Shannon, SD: 10%
San Francisco, CA: 10%
Macon, AL: 14%
Menominee, WI: 16%
Berkshire, MA: 14%
Suffolk, MA: 17%
Cook, IL: 23%
Philadelphia, PA: 13%

Two questions:

1. Why was Adlai Stevenson not a factor in the race for the 1952 Democratic nomination?
2. What has become of Eisenhower?

1.  Stevenson originally didn't want to run, and he only ran after a lot of pressuring by Truman, so I figure he really didn't want to get involved.

2.  Eisenhower is retired from the military, and is not really involved in politics.

Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho

That's kind of a wide-ranging, unanswerable question.

That's for sure. No one in 1990 would've very accurately predicted what it'd look like today.

[Right]

SOCIAL:
Right
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
West Virginia
Iowa
Ohio
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Left

ECONOMIC:
Right
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Iowa
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Left

Under the right circumstances, she could take Indiana if she has Bayh on the ticket.  The GOP nominee would need to be bad (Romney, Giuliani), and the winds would have to blow Democratic.

If you give Thurmond and Wallace to Truman, which is what would have happened, this is what you get:


Truman wins the electoral vote 429-102, and the popular vote 54.33-45.07.

I know this logic is faulty, and it has probably been done before, but this is 2000 if you give all of Nader's votes to Gore:


Gore wins the electoral vote 296-242, and the popular vote 51.11-47.87.

[Ohio: Giuliani 51-49Florida: Clinton 52-47New Hampshire: Clinton 55-45Colorado: Clinton 51-49Pennsylvania: Clinton 56-44West Virginia: Clinton 54-46Wisconsin: Clinton 53-47New Mexico: Clinton 53-47New Jersey: Clinton 56-44New York: Clinton 58-42Texas: Giuliani 57-43Massachusetts: Clinton 62-38]

Ohio: Giuliani 51-49
Florida: Clinton 52-47
New Hampshire: Clinton 55-45
Colorado: Clinton 51-49
Pennsylvania: Clinton 56-44
West Virginia: Clinton 54-46
Wisconsin: Clinton 53-47
New Mexico: Clinton 53-47
New Jersey: Clinton 56-44
New York: Clinton 58-42
Texas: Giuliani 57-43
Massachusetts: Clinton 62-38

Clinton wins 425-113.

As far as I know, 2000 was the first time.

Terrific, he is one of my favorite Republican Senators, and there are very few at that.

Vote benconstine for Newbie

John Jay and Charles Coatesworth Pinckney

[Obama is a threat to white rule]

Obama is a threat to white rule

Joking, right?

Romney

Clinton: 43%
Romney: 42%

I could see West Virginia flipping with Giuliani or Romney as the nominee.  If Thompson is nominated, then WV will stay in the GOP column.

[Johnson/Humphrey: 57% PV, 413 EV]

Johnson/Humphrey: 57% PV, 413 EV
Eisenhower/Scranton: 43% PV, 125 EV

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#2.

There is significant evidence from the period that suggests he saw himself as another prophet within Judaism, though we can't know for certain.

As a Jew, that is the opinion I have of him.  He was certainly a great man, and I would have no problem putting a collection of his speeches into the Tanakh right along with Jeremiah, Isaiah, and the others.