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zbdent

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6. If Republicans held true to what they say and "believe" ... none of them.

Reply to bluestateguy (Original post)

Fri Jan 20, 2012, 11:20 PM

Jan 2012

However, the Christian ones wouldn't vote for TiffaNewt, either ... so Obama probably would still win ...

But then, I'm asking for the impossible ... Republicans actually holding to the standards they claim to be for ...

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How many Republicans would vote for Obama if Newt Ginrich got the nomination? [View all] bluestateguy Jan 2012 OP

Between Republican women, gays, religious moderates, young people, and minorities rocktivity Jan 2012 #1

I would have said 'zero' but I didn't realize that about 2008. They must have been THINKING gateley Jan 2012 #2

I'm sure they'd just stay home. Fearless Jan 2012 #3

Republicans fall in line better than any military liberal N proud Jan 2012 #4

About 5% Eid Ma Clack Shaw Jan 2012 #5

If Republicans held true to what they say and "believe" ... none of them. zbdent Jan 2012 #6

Probably not all that many. Instead they would stay home. Which is just as good - its a vote for us. jwirr Jan 2012 #7

Five to seven percent jmowreader Jan 2012 #8