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I will admit that the Democratic process is somewhat better. The reason why is because it is a uniform system (even if it is unfair). While in the GOP, each state made up its own rules to determine how their alloted delegates would be handed out. That's even more screwed up! |
I have no problem with the system. The primaries and delegate system was never intended to be the voice of the people. It was intended to help the party sort out who the best candidate would be for a general election. Their goal is to put the strongest candidate out there, and the rules, and the fact that in the end the popular vote is purely suggestion and entirely non-binding, ensure that if the party looks and says, "You know, this candidate is going to get slaughtered in a general election," they can do something about it.
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I read the transcript of the 60 Minutes interview with Antonin Scalia. Those who like and dislike Scalia both should find this very interesting.
It is a lengthy read. |
Is wishing him dead tantamount to disliking him?
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I would suppose that might qualify.
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Perhaps:) http://www.presidentelectionpolls.co...hn-mccain.html http://www.presidentelectionpolls.co...hn-mccain.html |
Small boo-boo by a CNN reporter....I wish I could find a link to the audio somewhere (just heard it on the radio). She was reporting on Hillary challanging Obama to more debates, and after the sound bite of Hillary finished, apparently the CNN reporter didn't know her mic was still on and she said "skanky". A CNN reporter called Hillary Clinton skanky! BWAHAHAHA!!!!
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