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Who are the most possible GOP dark horses?

#1 (R-VA) Sen. George Allen		14 (35%)
#2 (R-MN) Sen. Norm Coleman		3 (7.5%)
#3 (R-MN) Gov. Tim Pawlenty		11 (27.5%)
#4 (R-MS) Gov. Haley Barbour		2 (5%)
#5 (R-KS) Sen. Sam Brownback		3 (7.5%)
#6 OTHER		7 (17.5%)

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Total Voters: 40

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Topic: GOP Dark Horses that can come out of nowhere, and win big (Read 3183 times)

Joe Republic
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Re: GOP Dark Horses that can come out of nowhere, and win big

« on: April 10, 2005, 09:48:27 AM »

I think a real dark-horse candidate would be somebody like Linda Lingle of Hawaii or Jim Douglas of Vermont. Neither would win the nomination, or probably even come close, but we've all been surprised before.

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Joe Republic
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Re: GOP Dark Horses that can come out of nowhere, and win big

« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2005, 07:59:20 PM »

Quote from: republicanjew18 on April 10, 2005, 07:41:32 PM

Allen. Coleman should wait for 2012.

2012, eh? Sounds like you wouldn't have much confidence in Allen in the 2008 general. Tongue

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