TomC
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Junior Chimp
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« on: October 14, 2007, 09:02:23 AM » |
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In the last generation, Republian primaries have worked this way- the nominee is pretty clear early on. Dems have tended to wait to really decide.
I tend to agree with your sentiment about the third inning, but, on the other hand, the Republican trend has worked pretty well for them seven out of the last ten elections.
In terms of "we are going to decide," no, we're not. Not a single vote has been cast, nor has a Democrat dropped out. Some have made the analogy that Howard Dean peaked to early and we see he didn't win the nomination, but Dean was leading the polls with not much more than 20% in a crowded field. Hillary often has double that in polls, in a sort of crowded field and sort of a three way field.
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