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JUN 06, 2008 10:30 AM
bean said:
abbazappa said:
I just spent 3 minutes trying to figure out what your point was. It doesn't appear there was one, since those videos just told us things we already knew, much of which was already said in this thread. How about a little context next time, maybe a clue as to what it is you're asking us to watch, since embedded videos are stripped of even a title.
Sorry, didn't get allot of sleep 
. What I was showing that they did meet and seemed to have gotten along. This should be a clue that Hillary wont try to be a spoiler and will try to get all of her supporters to vote for Obama instead of voting for McCain and that there is a chance that the party will be united.
JUN 06, 2008 10:34 AM
abbazappa said:
bean said:
I just spent 3 minutes trying to figure out what your point was. It doesn't appear there was one, since those videos just told us things we already knew, much of which was already said in this thread. How about a little context next time, maybe a clue as to what it is you're asking us to watch, since embedded videos are stripped of even a title.
Sorry, didn't get allot of sleep . What I was showing that they did meet and seemed to have gotten along. This should be a clue that Hillary wont try to be a spoiler and will try to get all of her supporters to vote for Obama instead of voting for McCain and that there is a chance that the party will be united.
Ah, fair enough. I assumed that was common knowledge at this point, given the news about the email she sent to her supporters.
JUN 06, 2008 10:45 AM
bean said:
abbazappa said:
bean said:
I just spent 3 minutes trying to figure out what your point was. It doesn't appear there was one, since those videos just told us things we already knew, much of which was already said in this thread. How about a little context next time, maybe a clue as to what it is you're asking us to watch, since embedded videos are stripped of even a title.
Sorry, didn't get allot of sleep . What I was showing that they did meet and seemed to have gotten along. This should be a clue that Hillary wont try to be a spoiler and will try to get all of her supporters to vote for Obama instead of voting for McCain and that there is a chance that the party will be united.
Ah, fair enough. I assumed that was common knowledge at this point, given the news about the email she sent to her supporters.
I am a bit behind of the Obama/Hillary news it seems.
I also think some people on this website and other places have taken the idea that Hillary Supporters will vote for McCain a bit too far. Democrats are 82% satisfied and 18% not satisfied with their candidate but this is from about two weeks ago (Obama was still the front runner). So at most 5% will vote for McCain. While independents are 44% satisfied with the crop of candidates and 55% not satisfied (Libertarians don't seem too happy about Bob Barr/Wayne Allen Root ticket). But McCain has the biggest trouble since for Republicans 24% are satisfied, and 76% are not satisfied. Although to be honest I am not sure where the polls where taken from since I read it on a talk show transcript but they seem about right.
JUN 06, 2008 11:45 AM
abbazappa said:
bean said:
abbazappa said:
bean said:
I just spent 3 minutes trying to figure out what your point was. It doesn't appear there was one, since those videos just told us things we already knew, much of which was already said in this thread. How about a little context next time, maybe a clue as to what it is you're asking us to watch, since embedded videos are stripped of even a title.
Sorry, didn't get allot of sleep . What I was showing that they did meet and seemed to have gotten along. This should be a clue that Hillary wont try to be a spoiler and will try to get all of her supporters to vote for Obama instead of voting for McCain and that there is a chance that the party will be united.
Ah, fair enough. I assumed that was common knowledge at this point, given the news about the email she sent to her supporters.
I am a bit behind of the Obama/Hillary news it seems.
I also think some people on this website and other places have taken the idea that Hillary Supporters will vote for McCain a bit too far. Democrats are 82% satisfied and 18% not satisfied with their candidate but this is from about two weeks ago (Obama was still the front runner). So at most 5% will vote for McCain. While independents are 44% satisfied with the crop of candidates and 55% not satisfied (Libertarians don't seem too happy about Bob Barr/Wayne Allen Root ticket). But McCain has the biggest trouble since for Republicans 24% are satisfied, and 76% are not satisfied. Although to be honest I am not sure where the polls where taken from since I read it on a talk show transcript but they seem about right.
I don't pay any attention at all to national polls, since they're virtually meaningless with regard to the general presidential election, so I don't know how those numbers match up with recent stuff, but I do know that all of those crosstabs and trends are different depending on which state you're looking at, so it's not like one can draw any real conclusions on a national scale from them at this point.
JUN 10, 2008 01:31 PM
cthulhu said:
-Cthulhu
One thread already got locked because of things like this. Any chance of you getting it yet?
bean
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JUN 06, 2008 10:20 AM