I tink whoever creates the biggest moral panic will win!
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"Finger prints, what finger prints"?
Is right Chris, youre similar to me. Left wing all the way.
No visas for me Suits, no way would I be allowed in.
No visas for me Suits, no way would I be allowed in.
Left wing?? You putana running-dog of the imperialist lackeys. Where is your steenking vote for Edwards? Your fate will be that of the Mensheviks.
Interesting transatlantic differences just in the way some of those questions are framed (e.g. taxes).
Interesting transatlantic differences just in the way some of those questions are framed (e.g. taxes).
TX Bill
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Mitt Romney: 80%
Mike Huckabee: 73%
John McCain: 40%
Ron Paul: 27%
Barack Obama: 20%
Hillary Clinton: 13%
I'm shocked I tell ya, shocked.
(not really)
Also, Edwards out and Giuliani apparently right behind him. I wonder what it would have looked like with those two in the mix.
Mike Huckabee: 73%
John McCain: 40%
Ron Paul: 27%
Barack Obama: 20%
Hillary Clinton: 13%
I'm shocked I tell ya, shocked.
(not really)
Also, Edwards out and Giuliani apparently right behind him. I wonder what it would have looked like with those two in the mix.
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With the media coverage of it over here in blighty, you'd be forgiven for assuming that the actual Presidential election is between Obama and Clinton. There is little or no mention of the Republican candidates.
Because the Beeb are uber liberal 
Now, now, be fair. The Beeb are the ones who have been producing stories on the Republicans. Just finished reading a background piece on Giuliani over there. (And what a cock-up that was!)
They do far more on Obama v Clinton though.
Edwards is out then? He was still averaging 15% of the vote, I wonder if he will endorse anyone?
This race is boss.
This race is boss.
Better story. First black president vs first female president, plus Bill's Mars bars, Kennedy associations. Or two boring old conservative white men (one of whom will win anyway).
Sure, that's fair enough. Guess I just expect a bit more balance from a public broadcaster. The whole contest seems to be a political X Factor. Guiliani said this week that Ron Paul won the Florida debate hands down but he gets nowhere. People seem to be voting for personalities rather than policies, which is probably a good thing considering how flimsy some of them are.
In the tech forums and blogs I tend to look at, Ron Paul is by far and away the most popular Republican. Probably just means he attracts nerds...
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