Election 2004

[John]

Dean will win & Going on to win Iowa, NH, Arizona, He Might Lose Delware, Missouri & South Carliona & Win the Rest of them

[Flying Dog]

Dean will win & Going on to win Iowa, NH, Arizona, He Might Lose Delware, Missouri & South Carliona & Win the Rest of them

I dont think so. i bet my money on gephardt for iowa.

[DarthKosh]

Dean will win & Going on to win Iowa, NH, Arizona, He Might Lose Delware, Missouri & South Carliona & Win the Rest of them

I dont think so. i bet my money on gephardt for iowa.

I still say Dean will win a close race in Iowa.

[Flying Dog]

Dean will win & Going on to win Iowa, NH, Arizona, He Might Lose Delware, Missouri & South Carliona & Win the Rest of them

I dont think so. i bet my money on gephardt for iowa.

I still say Dean will win a close eace in Iowa.

maybe but i still think gephardt will crush dean

[jravnsbo]

IA is a toss up dean v gephardt for 1st and edwards v kerry for 3rd.

I said early on Gephardt would win it and if he does the dem nomination could be a battle.  

Could have IA, gep
NH-Dean ( kerry goes out)
SC-Edwards
OK/AZ/DE could give wins to Lieberman or Clark and you could have 4 viable candidates after Feb 3.  Plus you have Sharpton getting black votes , not that he has a chance but gaining delegates around th ebottom tier and sipholing off them from major candidates.

Also Kuc could be a factor in Ohio.  Braun is a yawn and gone after she shows she can't stop Sharpton in SC.

This seems to be the most competitive fight in years for a nomination IF IOWA goes Gephardt.  If Dean wins it pack your bags its Dean for the nomination.

[Flying Dog]

IA is a toss up dean v gephardt for 1st and edwards v kerry for 3rd.

I said early on Gephardt would win it and if he does the dem nomination could be a battle.  

Could have IA, gep
NH-Dean ( kerry goes out)
SC-Edwards
OK/AZ/DE could give wins to Lieberman or Clark and you could have 4 viable candidates after Feb 3.  Plus you have Sharpton getting black votes , not that he has a chance but gaining delegates around th ebottom tier and sipholing off them from major candidates.

Also Kuc could be a factor in Ohio.  Braun is a yawn and gone after she shows she can't stop Sharpton in SC.

This seems to be the most competitive fight in years for a nomination IF IOWA goes Gephardt.  If Dean wins it pack your bags its Dean for the nomination.

that is why dean must not win the nomination.

[jravnsbo]

JT any mich polls?, been looking for some, but with little luck.

[Flying Dog]

JT any mich polls?, been looking for some, but with little luck.

i will look for some, but last time it was dean leading followed closley by geppy

[Flying Dog]

JT any mich polls?, been looking for some, but with little luck.

dean-21%
clark-15%
Gepp-13%
kerry-13%
Lieberman-12%
sarpton-4%
braun-4%
kuchinich-24%
EDWARDS-1%



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[Flying Dog]

JT any mich polls?, been looking for some, but with little luck.

dean-21%
clark-15%
Gepp-13%
kerry-13%
Lieberman-12%
sarpton-4%
braun-4%
kuchinich-24%
EDWARDS-1%



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OPPS!! KUCHINICH-4%

[jravnsbo]

Kucinich 24% ??

[Flying Dog]

Kucinich 24% ??

SORRY MISPRINT

[Flying Dog]

KUCHINICH -4%

[jravnsbo]

ok it happens, edwards only at 1%.  He has so much potential but flat.  

I still think he should have waited till 2008, but his reelection challenge would be tough vs Rep richard Burr (R-NC) who is running for the Senate and has a huge war chest.

Still Edwards would have been better in 2008.

[Flying Dog]

ok it happens, edwards only at 1%.  He has so much potential but flat.  

I still think he should have waited till 2008, but his reelection challenge would be tough vs Rep richard Burr (R-NC) who is running for the Senate and has a huge war chest.

Still Edwards would have been better in 2008.

i agree

[TomAtPitt]

For the DC Primary Caucus, about 80% of that city is African American? Perhaps Sharpton might be able to pull out a victory in DC?

[Flying Dog]

For the DC Primary Caucus, about 80% of that city is African American? Perhaps Sharpton might be able to pull out a victory in DC?

He is going to try. he put a HQ there and is focusing on it. If he wins it what will be the impact if any??

[TomAtPitt]

If he manages to pull of a victory in D.C., his chances of pulling off the nomination are still going to be zero, but it will probably increase the amount of attention he gets and will help him pick up more minority voters. I'm not quite sure which of the mainstream candidates would be hurt the most by having minority voters go to Sharpton, though.

[Flying Dog]

i think sharpton should put all his efforts in DC because it whoud be a surprise to everyone if he won

[jravnsbo]

"IF" Sharpton was able to win, he might move from 1-2%.  However it might get him some more votes iN SC and other like states.  It would also bolster him in that he only wants to stay in this race to get a speech at the convention and get more fees for speeches after this.