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In your honest opinion, which presidential campaigns were actually just jokes? (search mode)

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In your honest opinion, which presidential campaigns were actually just jokes?

#1 Herman Cain		61 (80.3%)
#2 Rick Perry		18 (23.7%)
#3 Ron Paul		15 (19.7%)
#4 Rick Santorum		19 (25%)
#5 Newt Gingrich		31 (40.8%)
#6 Michelle Bachmann		27 (35.5%)
#7 Mitt Romney		7 (9.2%)
#8 Gary Johnson		26 (34.2%)
#9 Tim Pawlenty		14 (18.4%)
#10 Stephen Colbert		66 (86.8%)

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	Re: In your honest opinion, which presidential campaigns were actually just jokes? « on: April 13, 2012, 12:01:29 AM »
	« edited: April 13, 2012, 12:03:00 AM by America First »

Quote from: NVTownsend on April 12, 2012, 11:05:24 PM

Cain and Colbert. Bonus option: McCotter.

I think McCotter actually thought he had a chance. A bit delusional maybe, but his campaign wasn't a complete joke as was Cain's. I don't think Colbert is even a member of the GOP so I can't even consider his a campaign. It was just part of his show.

It would look like Rombot 3000's campaign was a joke with some of the dumb things he's said, but I think that's just faulty programming. Rombot 3001 will hope to fix that.

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