Re: The fact that the New York Times bashed Rudy should help him. However, I don't think Rudy has a prayer in this election. Even though its early -- Duke Doggie's "DEEP DOO-DOO"

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Subject: Re: The fact that the New York Times bashed Rudy should help him. However, I don't think Rudy has a prayer in this election. Even though its early

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Date Posted: Mon, January 28, 2008 7:32:27
In reply to: Fool E. Ani 's message, "If Rudy "I'll wait for the others to self-destruct" loses in Florida tomorrow, will it be curtains for his 2008 Presidential ambitions?" on Mon, January 28, 2008 6:40:25

I predict the November election will be between Obama and Romney. Obama will win Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and his home state of Illinois. From there I think his campaign will catch fire and he will be unstoppable. I just hope he doesn't pick Billary for his running mates. That would be a major blunder. Romney will most certainly be the GOP nominee because McCain is a sleazy lying bag of wind. How could anyone in their right mind take him seriously? The only reason he has got this far is the dems always support the weaker candidate to run against. If by some miracle McCain did win the nomination, dems, independents and the media would drop him like a hot potato!

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