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davidpdx

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5. That seems about right

Reply to SixthSense (Reply #2)

Wed Jan 4, 2012, 10:33 AM

Jan 2012

Maybe even after the Florida primary on the 31st. I think the Republicans are going to shut down the primaries pretty quickly and tell everyone it's over and anoint their nominee. Which means only a handful of states will really end up getting to have a meaningful vote (cough, sorry I didn't mean to say that) toward the nominee.

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That seems about right davidpdx Jan 2012 #5

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