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Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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CJK
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Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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According to exit polls
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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July 15, 2009, 11:59:39 pm »
Now do his favorables ...
How blue is the map ?
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CJK
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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July 16, 2009, 06:33:54 pm »
I'm too lazy but it would be a wipeout. Only Hawaii and D.C. would stand by him.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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May 09, 2010, 06:00:45 pm »
It's amazing Gore didn't win with Clinton having those kinds of approvals.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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Quote from: Bugs Bunny on May 09, 2010, 06:00:45 pm
It's amazing Gore didn't win with Clinton having those kinds of approvals.
Al Gore was amazingly bad at everything.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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Al Gore went into the debates with a 5 point lead and came out trailing by 5 points a ten point swing.
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Derek
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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and Bush was in the white house for 8 years. Ppl want change in moderations.
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May 13, 2010, 04:58:26 pm »
Quote from: Derek on May 13, 2010, 08:01:20 am
and Bush was in the white house for 8 years. Ppl want change in moderations.
Bush was in the WH for 8 yrs., but not in 2000.
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Derek
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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and? what are you getting at?
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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May 15, 2010, 07:01:59 pm »
Clinton left office with 67% approval ratings, if he campaigns for Gore, Gore wins easily.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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Quote from: cpeeks on May 15, 2010, 07:01:59 pm
Clinton left office with 67% approval ratings, if he campaigns for Gore, Gore wins easily.
Wrong thread, and the President's approval ratings don't necessarily rub off on the VP. For instance, Nixon lost in 1960 despite Ike having around 60% approval ratings.
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Derek
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May 15, 2010, 08:50:49 pm »
Yea the same can be said about Eisenhower who would've easily beaten Kennedy in 1960. Bush won in 1988 but look at who he ran against.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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Quote from: Bow Wow on May 15, 2010, 07:25:49 pm
Quote from: cpeeks on May 15, 2010, 07:01:59 pm
Clinton left office with 67% approval ratings, if he campaigns for Gore, Gore wins easily.
Wrong thread, and the President's approval ratings don't necessarily rub off on the VP. For instance, Nixon lost in 1960 despite Ike having around 60% approval ratings.
1960 is remarkably similar to 2000. Nixon and Gore didn't fully use their party's popular incumbent president (Nixon didn't because of Mamie Eisenhower's request, Gore didn't because of Clinton's scandal) which led to their narrow defeats. Nixon would have beaten Kennedy by 2-3 percent had Eisenhower been allowed to campaign extensively the entire season (Which would have exhausted him physically and mentally), and Gore would have won somewhat comfortably had he used Slick Willie.
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May 15, 2010, 09:02:23 pm »
I remember Clinton campaigning a fair amount in 2000, but probably didn't go all out because Hillary Clinton wanted to run in 2004. Otherwise she wouldn't have moved to NY for political purposes.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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Quote from: NiK on May 15, 2010, 08:55:54 pm
Quote from: Bow Wow on May 15, 2010, 07:25:49 pm
Quote from: cpeeks on May 15, 2010, 07:01:59 pm
Clinton left office with 67% approval ratings, if he campaigns for Gore, Gore wins easily.
Wrong thread, and the President's approval ratings don't necessarily rub off on the VP. For instance, Nixon lost in 1960 despite Ike having around 60% approval ratings.
1960 is remarkably similar to 2000. Nixon and Gore didn't fully use their party's popular incumbent president (Nixon didn't because of Mamie Eisenhower's request, Gore didn't because of Clinton's scandal) which led to their narrow defeats. Nixon would have beaten Kennedy by 2-3 percent had Eisenhower been allowed to campaign extensively the entire season (Which would have exhausted him physically and mentally), and Gore would have won somewhat comfortably had he used Slick Willie.
Keep in mind that Gore wanted to be his own man. This is a character trait of his that began ever since he first entered politics. In 1976, when he first ran for the House, his dad (a former U.S. Senator) offered to campaign for him and help him fundraise, but Gore said no, since he wanted to be his own man. Also, many people voted for JFK and Bush Jr. despite their approval of the incumbent President because they felt that Nixon and Gore lacked Ike's and Clinton's charisma and excitement. Thus, I'm not sure Ike and Clinton would ahve helped their VPs too much had they campaigned more for them.
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May 15, 2010, 09:09:01 pm »
That's actually honorable of him. You know between you, me, and the gatepost, I actually liked him growing up. It wasn't until the 2000 recount that I lost all respect for him.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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Quote from: Derek on May 15, 2010, 09:09:01 pm
That's actually honorable of him. You know between you, me, and the gatepost, I actually liked him growing up. It wasn't until the 2000 recount that I lost all respect for him.
Yeah, I admit he kinda screwed up intially with the recount by asking for a manual recount of only a few very Democratic counties. Still, Bush Jr. screwed up too by asking Katherine Harris and the Supreme Court to stop the recount althoughter without ordering a new one. Also, the 2000 election wasn't supposed to be that close in the first place. Gore was supposed to win easily (or at least but a narrow yet comfortable margin) due to the good economy and lack of foreign wars.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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Quote from: cpeeks on May 10, 2010, 03:55:00 pm
Al Gore went into the debates with a 5 point lead and came out trailing by 5 points a ten point swing.
Well, that one sigh meant that he lost all 3 debates. It's amazing how superficial this country is.
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Ike didnt campaing for Nixon either, in fact he kinda mocked him and probably cost him the election.
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Quote from: ○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└ on May 15, 2010, 09:43:00 pm
Quote from: cpeeks on May 10, 2010, 03:55:00 pm
Al Gore went into the debates with a 5 point lead and came out trailing by 5 points a ten point swing.
Well, that one sigh meant that he lost all 3 debates. It's amazing how superficial this country is.
I thought he sighed more than once. Even though that was a stupid thing of him to do, at least on camera. He should have just pretended to yawn.
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Re: Bill Clinton's state by state approval rating, election day 2000
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May 15, 2010, 09:57:49 pm »
lol remember when he just walked up behind bush during the town hall debate, and everyone was like whats he doing and bush looked over his shoulder gave him that nod and kept talking
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Quote from: cpeeks on May 15, 2010, 09:57:49 pm
lol remember when he just walked up behind bush during the town hall debate, and everyone was like whats he doing and bush looked over his shoulder gave him that nod and kept talking
Yeah, that moment probably cost him the election.
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Quote from: cpeeks on May 15, 2010, 09:49:17 pm
Ike didnt campaing for Nixon either, in fact he kinda mocked him and probably cost him the election.
Ike did campaign for Nixon, but only for the last two weeks of the campaign. Also, the only time Ike (accidentally) mocked him was when he was just too old and tired to remember any immedaite ideas that Nixon proposed that he implemented as President. Ike didn't do that on purpose.
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Ike was joking too when they asked him that too. The liberal media was just starting to conduct their schemes and today they are in full force.
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Quote from: cpeeks on May 15, 2010, 09:57:49 pm
lol remember when he just walked up behind bush during the town hall debate, and everyone was like whats he doing and bush looked over his shoulder gave him that nod and kept talking
That's ironic, since it was Bush who was doing the personal space invading during the 2nd debate in 2004.
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