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User Details are only visible to members.	Wild sez "Although I admire Obama's honesty and forwardness", Do you really know him that well to make that statement? Serious question not being an ass...
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User Details are only visible to members.	Although I would love to see a woman at the head of our country, knowing that fresh air would actually be brought to that office, I would lean towards Richardson and Biden. Although I admire Obama's honesty and forwardness, he needs more experience under his belt. Edwards is a nutcase, Kerry, wouldn't even speak the name and the rest, well none will last. I watched a program where Al Gore was on discussing his movie the Inconvenient Truth, and although he would definitely be a front-runner, he specifically stated he has no intentions on even thinking about another run, let alone forming any committees. He is quite content in what he is doing now. Said he could never go through something like that again, and his eyes and heart showed he is not even thinking about it. It will be extremely interesting in the next 12 months, I will say that. Jan
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User Details are only visible to members.	Why have an equal rights bill when we already have one? We hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal...
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User Details are only visible to members.	I dont like any of them on either side... Id vote for Chavez before I would vote for Ava (Braun) Clinton.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Black Liberal attitude? WHAT ABOUT ME WAH WAH WAH
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User Details are only visible to members.	I'm trying to think of who those successful Blue Collar Democratic Presidential Candidates were... Woodrow Wilson? Franklin Delano Roosevelt? John F. Kennedy? I guess I'll give you Harry S. Truman, who was a Missouri machine politician who made it big. Perhaps LBJ, who was also a machine politician (and who doesn't seem to get a lot of love from Republicans). Seems to me that the most blue collar Presidential candidates that the Dems have offered up in the last few decades - Humphrey, McGovern, and Carter - were pretty much hated by a lot of middle America. Progressive populism has been successfully branded as left wing extremism.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Hillary, Obama, Richardson, Dodd, Vilsack, Biden, Clarke, Edwards, Kucinich. First, Vilsack, Dodd, Kucinich and Biden don't make it out of the primaries. Vilsack and Dodd are running for VP, Kucinich is running to show people what a real liberal sounds like, Biden keeps running for some reason that became murky about 12 years ago. There's a lot to like about Richardson, but he couldn't carry his home state for Kerry/Edwards in 2004. That makes a tough sell. I have a similar complaint about Edwards, who couldn't even carry his home state while on the ticket. Edwards also impresses me as someone who can't confront evil head on - note his debate performance against Cheney in 04. I'm a big Clarke fan. He's been on a learning curve on the issues, but compared to the knowledge that George Bush 99 displayed he's light years ahead. He has good vision. Obama and Hillary are the superstars right now - but I'm queasy about both exactly because of the vision thing. Obama's speeches are impressive, but they're like Chinese food - an hour later I'm not really sure what he stood for. Hillary has been bending over in so many ways to undo the character assassinatino she took from the right through the 90's that she's become unpalatable to me in a lot of ways. The lady is a street fighter, though - and that was the undoing of the Democratic ticket in 2004 ... neither Kerry or Edwards really seemed to want to get their hands dirty with politics . That's why I was big Dean fan in 2004 - he may not have won, but he'd have fought Bush tooth and nail ... he lost the primaries because he focussed on Bush early on, while all the other Dems took aim at him. Don't forget Gore. He still has a lot of people in the party very loyal to him, and could step into the race as late as next December and turn the race on its head. And Al Gore today is much more formidable than Al Gore 2000 was.
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