Roy Moore 2004

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Moore won't be another Wallace... but if he ran he would do far better than Nader did...

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When I said that Moore would do better than Nader, I meant he would have a chance of getting over 10% in several states (AL, MS, SC), though I doubt he would win as high a % of the national vote as Nader did.
His vote would be much more concentrated and therefore would be more "important"
Sorry... I have a weird way of thinking sometimes

BTW Riley's re-election rate is a mere 38%
Sigelman in a cakewalk.

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JMF, what version of the Bible is that? (just curious, not being offensive or seeking trouble etc.)

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Moore might be able to poll well in Alabama and Mississippi (though I doubt that he'd win either state) and O.K in a few other Southern States... but I don't see him polling a higher % than Perot in '96

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In recent history SOutherners have been rather reluctant to vote third party. Perot scored worst there, so did Nader, so did Anderson.
Seems they lost interest in voting third parties after 1968...Or maybe it's because voting patterns are now so strongly determined by race.
Doesn't bode well for a third party candidate who's logical base in SOuthern. Let me once more remind you of what happened to Buchanan.

Buchanan's running was Black...