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ABC goes for the knees in last nights debate

ledveddermanledvedderman Posts: 7,761
edited April 2008 in A Moving Train
I will start off that I have never been a big fan of George Stephanopoulos, but last night was an absolute disgrace. It's clear that the guy is a Clinton hack and ABC has been the network behind the Rev. Wright story that won't die, and now he's getting questions for the debate from Sean Hannity?

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/4/16/13329/3501/457/496866

Once again the Clinton campaign shows they care more for themselves than they do for the Democratic party.
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  • lazymoon13lazymoon13 Posts: 838
    democratic party is dead. doesnt really matter who comes ahead in this race. neither can beat mccain.
  • ledveddermanledvedderman Posts: 7,761
    lazymoon13 wrote:
    democratic party is dead. doesnt really matter who comes ahead in this race. neither can beat mccain.

    Yeah, the Democratic party must really be dead after sweeping the country in 2006 and with every poll having either candidate beating McCain. D
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  • AbookamongstthemanyAbookamongstthemany Posts: 8,209
    ledvedderman wrote:
    Yeah, the Democratic party must really be dead after sweeping the country in 2006 and with every poll having either candidate beating McCain. D

    Zogby had both losing to McCain.
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  • lazymoon13lazymoon13 Posts: 838
    ledvedderman wrote:
    Yeah, the Democratic party must really be dead after sweeping the country in 2006 and with every poll having either candidate beating McCain. D

    democratic party was stronger then ever before this race. so yea in 06, I agree with you. but now? sorry, its ugly.

    race looks tight to me..
    http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.html

    http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_clinton-224.html

    McCain will easily beat hilary if she nominated. and the obama race is tight vs mccain but this constant bullshit among the dems is going to drive independents towards a very moderate republican.
  • blackredyellowblackredyellow Posts: 5,889
    Abookamongstthemany wrote:
    Zogby had both losing to McCain.

    The problem with those polls now, is that McCain is the nominee, and Clinton and Obama are still fighting over it. While there are people who support either dem candidate that will never vote for the other, the vast majority of democratic voters (some, after a cooling off period) will still vote democrat in the general election.

    Now if McCain is still polling ahead of the democratic nominee a month after it's clearly decided, then that might be cause for concern.
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  • lazymoon13lazymoon13 Posts: 838
    blackredyellow wrote:
    the vast majority of democratic voters (some, after a cooling off period) will still vote democrat in the general election.


    I wouldnt be so sure of that. the hatred and dedication to each other these candidates (hilary, obama) is running deeper the longer this drags out.
  • cornnifercornnifer Posts: 2,130
    blackredyellow wrote:
    The problem with those polls now, is that McCain is the nominee, and Clinton and Obama are still fighting over it. While there are people who support either dem candidate that will never vote for the other, the vast majority of democratic voters (some, after a cooling off period) will still vote democrat in the general election.

    Now if McCain is still polling ahead of the democratic nominee a month after it's clearly decided, then that might be cause for concern.

    Yeah. General election polls are seriously premature.
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  • ledveddermanledvedderman Posts: 7,761
    lazymoon13 wrote:
    I wouldnt be so sure of that. the hatred and dedication to each other these candidates (hilary, obama) is running deeper the longer this drags out.

    If Hillary really wants to have a future in leadership with the Senate, she will have to bring her people back to the Democratic party and campaign hard for Obama.
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  • blackredyellowblackredyellow Posts: 5,889
    lazymoon13 wrote:
    I wouldnt be so sure of that. the hatred and dedication to each other these candidates (hilary, obama) is running deeper the longer this drags out.

    Granted, this battle has been more drawn out then most, but with just about every other primary there is bad blood, and things said... i just think it's like most issues, the vocal minority shows up, and most democrats will eventually back whoever the nominee is (as long as the loser put his/her support behind the winner).
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