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Can Jesse Ventura win an election?
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I say no, but he can put up a fight. No pun intended.
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Ventura was able to pull off a shocker in 1998. He did it by appealing to young voters from 18-21 years old. He could do it again.
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Nationally? No. Statewide...maybe. Please clarify.
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Re:Can Jesse Ventura win an election?
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Of course he can... he already has!
PBrunsel: Your facts are right
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PBrunsel
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I lived in Iowa, but it being just southward to Minnesota I heard alot about Mr. Ventura.
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Re:Can Jesse Ventura win an election?
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Ventura is undoubtedly the sorriest excuse for a governor I have ever seen. He managed to aggravate Democrats and Republicans alike. He would not have been re-elected, had he run for a second term.
If Jesse were to run for President, I think there are people of both political persuasions who would be silly enough to vote for him. I doubt he would win any EV, though.
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Ventura is exactly what we need more of. Someone who upsets the cart and tells extremists to shove it.
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He already did...
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Re:Can Jesse Ventura win an election?
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Quote from: PBrunsel on April 09, 2004, 07:38:06 pm
Ventura was able to pull off a shocker in 1998. He did it by appealing to young voters from 18-21 years old. He could do it again.
Nationally the media played up his appeal to young voters. I know that many older voters of both parties were unhappy with the choices and locked onto Ventura after his three-way debates in the last month before the election.
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Quote from: htmldon on April 10, 2004, 10:12:44 pm
Ventura is exactly what we need more of. Someone who upsets the cart and tells extremists to shove it.
I agree.
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Not a national election.
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ilikeverin
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Trust me... you guys never lived in/near MN... we do
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Jesse Ventura Eyes 2008 Presidential Bid
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=694&ncid=696&e=1&u=/ap/20040415/ap_on_el_pr/ventura_president
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Quote from: ShapeShifter on April 15, 2004, 02:29:24 pm
Jesse Ventura Eyes 2008 Presidential Bid
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=694&ncid=696&e=1&u=/ap/20040415/ap_on_el_pr/ventura_president
Oh god please, what a scary thought. All I can say is I hope he doesn't do it. He proved his incompetence as an elected leader here in Minnesota.
If he does though, he'll take some votes from both sides, but end up with no EV. Really hard to say which party would get hit worst.
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No he's a Commie.
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Re: Can Jesse Ventura win an election?
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Can he win a statewide election in Minnesota? No.
Can he win a state senate seat somewhere? Probably.
My guess is that his celiling in a national election is probably about 3%.
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