Which of them do you think would be the easiest to defeat?

ThatPoetGuy

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Thu Aug-11-11 10:33 PM
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Which of them do you think would be the easiest to defeat?

I'd call Bachmann, and she'd brand the Republican party as crazy ladies with jeeper-creeper peepers. Too bad she's already started to come under scrutiny; that woman would club Republican voting numbers to death like a baby seal

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golfguru

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Thu Aug-11-11 10:37 PM
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1. All of them except..

Romney-Rubio ticket would have a chance.

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Poll_Blind

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Thu Aug-11-11 10:43 PM
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2. Yeah, I think Bachmann. I think we view her as they view Hillary Clinton.

Which would obviously be pretty polarizing and it would be about the undecideds again. But I'd much rather have the undecideds looking at her as opposed to Ron Paul who, in small doses, can come off as seemingly-reasonable.

Basically, the crazier the better. The more obviously crazy the better.

PB

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napi21

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Thu Aug-11-11 10:56 PM
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3. Michelle for sure, but she's not going to be picked. Romney is probably the sanest,

and I think Perry wil have a very difficult time because there's a reason most of Texas htes him, and that's mostly Pubs too! I don't know why yet, but I'm sure we'll find out.

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liberalmuse

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Thu Aug-11-11 11:01 PM
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4. Someone on Twitter...

just called all the debate's participants, 'Obama's re-election committee'. I couldn't watch, but it sounds like the same old drivel, but with more nuts and flakes thrown in.

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AndyTiedye

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Thu Aug-11-11 11:58 PM
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5. It Isn't About Defeating the Republican Candidate, It is About Defeating the Republican MACHIINE

The teabaggers have complete control of 27 states with 270 electoral votes.

27 teabagger governors and 27 teabagger legislatures. 27 teabagger secretaries-of-state doing this:

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Celebrandil

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Fri Aug-12-11 05:04 AM
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6. Bachmann among the serious contenders.

She would be torn to pieces. Paul would be the hardest one, I believe, since his anti-establishment tone may well appeal to swing voters and those considering themselves independent.

From Sweden with Love

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BackToThe60s

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Fri Aug-12-11 05:42 AM
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7. Palin

Hey, Rachel seems to think she's running. :shrug:

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