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If you don't want Hilary to be the next president, don't vote for her in the primary. Rush is only telling you to do this for his own enrichment. He would love for her to win; he'll have all the hate-filled material his black heart could ever dream of ready-made for at least four years. He'll make a ton of money.

Most people that vote can think critically. Look through his motives, which are purely selfish and not remotely political. And don't f___ up this election.

That's funny, because I heard of Republicans early on voting in Democrat primaries for Obama so that Hillary wouldn't get nominated.

Popeye_Card wrote:That's funny, because I heard of Republicans early on voting in Democrat primaries for Obama so that Hillary wouldn't get nominated.

To me that makes very little sense. I think Obama has a much better chance and probably even would be favored to beat Mccain in the General Election. I think Hilary has no chance to beat him

I thought they wanted Republicans to vote for Hillary today to prolong the primary battle so that Clinton and Obama continue to attack each other.

I have a feeling Rush Limbaugh will have plenty of "material" and make a lot of money off of any Democrat president, whether it is Hillary or the "halfrican american."

Right now Obama is leading McCain in the polls by quite a bit - but I'm getting this uneasy feeling that the Dems are ready to screw it up royally again.

At this point, I think McCain will win, bad dentures and all, regardless of who the Dems put out.

M1IRONMIKE wrote:

Popeye_Card wrote:That's funny, because I heard of Republicans early on voting in Democrat primaries for Obama so that Hillary wouldn't get nominated.

To me that makes very little sense. I think Obama has a much better chance and probably even would be favored to beat Mccain in the General Election. I think Hilary has no chance to beat him

That was before McCain became the clear Republican front-runner, rather than one of the more "conservative" options.

Though I don't know how that helps either Obama or Hillary in the general election. The key swing is the independents anyway, who are more likely to vote for Obama than Hillary.

I am always wrong and any candidate I have ever voted for has lost - but I just can't imagine that a republican could possibly win this election.

docellis wrote:I am always wrong and any candidate I have ever voted for has lost - but I just can't imagine that a republican could possibly win this election.

I didn't think it was possible that people could re-elect George W. Bush but that happened.

Rush wants to keep Hillary in the democratic race, to sow dissention and encourage mud-slinging between the two (Obama and Clinton). It's a cheap and gutless ploy, but it's smart if republican voters are looking to the grand scheme. If Obama keeps steamrolling and wins the ticket, he'll be in a better position to defeat McCain than if Clinton won a nasty punchout going all the way to the Convention.

Here's to hoping that Obama wins Texas convincingly, even with Limbaugh's prattling.

By the way, Rush Limbaugh is absolutely one of my least favorite humans in existence. He disgusts me. Wow.