Sorry again for my ignorance to the process, but I am trying to learn.

Say Clinton drops out of the race now, who gets her delegates from Iowa?


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Cheers.

It's taking me a while to get through all the posts since I checked last night!

Definitely not, in answer to the question

A few assaults on Sikhs, hindus etc happened after 9/11 because people thought they were muslim.

It might be difficult to assess who is muslim, afterall, you can be white and islamic.

Now there is a question...

the people who answered 'no', would you shop there is the owners were white and muslim?

I can't believe people could accept this scenario and not gay marriage between 2 unrelated people!

I can't believe that homosexuality is such a big deal in the US.

It's settled law in the UK and several other European countries, which the US is comparable too!

Obama crushed his competitiors, yet, he only gets 1 delegate over Edwards/Clinton why is this?

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Chris

I'll catch the results in the morning - it'll be like Christmas eve tonight

i'd like to apologise for the bad name of this entry too.
I hope it doesn't get anybodies hopes up.

Sorry

Sorry if these questions seem stupid, but I'm still learning!


What time will the results be out?

What about exit polls?

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I think this is the most logical reason for the UK not joining:

I don't want to join the Euro because my keyboard doesn't have a Euro button, which would be annoying if I had to use insert/alt to put it in!

Edwards - 30
Clinton - 28
Obama - 28

Say John Edwards wins the nomination and is campaigning for the general when his wife's illness becomes serious.

Does he continue campaigning?

What happens if she dies?

How does it affect the election?

As a side point:

In US the police say "Stop or I'll shoot"
In Europe the police say "Stop or I'll say stop again!"

To answer your question...because it is safer

Doh!

How stupid of me to find the wrong data.

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Yes but if you throw a TV in a pool is the pool killing you?

I agree about that if you want to murder you'll find a way but giving someone a gun hardly helps!

Just adding some stats to the arguement
 

murder rate in 2000s  per 100,000 people
US 5.9
Iran 2.93
European Union 2.37
United Kingdom 2.03
Canada 2.01
France 1.64
England,  Wales 1.62
New Zealand 1.29
 Australia 1.28


I think that says it all...
 

About the swimming pool/gun arguement:

Drowning in a swimming pool is an accident, being shot is purposeful...

What I was meaning was that it was settled law, whilst in the US it isn't, it's divisive.

In the US voters will look at the abortion views of the candidate whilst in UK they wouldn't!

I'm unsure why you'd vote labour?

They are pro abortion, pro gay rights, pro benefits, pro universal healthcare, pro high tax,
(and unfortunately pro war).

Can you explain?

On a political show called "Question Time" in the UK, the conservative MP on the show said that if he lived in America he would be a democrat!

I believe that, generally, Europe is far more liberal/left that the US and I think that is a good thing!

Gay marriage/abortion etc  are already implemented and are non-issues in many places!

If Biden accepted the SoS position.
Would Castle run for the senate? Would he win? Would the dems risk losing a safe seat?

Rudy Guiliani.

Although I don't know if he can win the general election

I watched the debate on youtube, it has it ordered by questions.

I'd love it if Kucinich would win, he is a true progressive liberal, however, as he has no chance of winning either the nomination or, more importantly, the general election, I'd vote Clinton as I believe she can win the general election.

I think sometimes, you have to look at who can win the general election and not who may be the best.

If I was a Michigan democrat, I'd have to consider not voting for them.
I'd say "It's my party too"

I think  this could hurt the dems in most elections, however, in 2008, I still believe they win the election.

Did the Republicans do something similar in Michigan?

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