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Thu Jul-17-03 10:48 AM
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| "Who will be President in 2004" |
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Type this into Google and hit "I'm feeling lucky." You'll get the answer. B-)
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Thu Jul-17-03 10:53 AM
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The question is flawed.
Should be either who will be elected or will be in 2005.
Using the correct question is scary:
Enter: "Who will be elected President in 2004" and hit I'm feeling lucky...
AKK!
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Wed Jul-30-03 12:54 PM
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| 15. Type: "Who will be President ELECT in 2004" |
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Hit "I'm Feeling Lucky"
Read the "Bush vs. Dean" link.
Still not the best news, but the dark cloud has a silver lining, if you read to the end. :-)
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Thu Jul-17-03 10:55 AM
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Remember to type it in without the quotation marks. :evilgrin:
Who will be President in 2004
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rabid_nerd
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Thu Jul-17-03 10:56 AM
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| 3. Question is still flawed |
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Thu Jul-17-03 11:00 AM
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www.google.com
and type in the text. Then hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button.
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Thu Jul-17-03 11:03 AM
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| 6. I know how to use the search engine... The question is flawed... |
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Dean will not, and probably CAN NOT be president in 2004.
He could be President-elect, but anyone who wins in 2004 will not be President, in fact, until 2005.
That's why I added the word "elected" and got the scary result..
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Thu Jul-17-03 11:04 AM
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We don't have to be serious about everything on this board, do we? :crazy:
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Thu Jul-17-03 07:17 PM
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all you are looking for is the phrase "Who will be president in 2004"
The answer is George W. Bush.
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Thu Jul-17-03 10:58 AM
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whatever Dem is running!
Unless Bu$hco rigs the election. Again.
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Fri Jul-18-03 07:57 AM
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| 9. He is already the real President of the United States, |
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Wed Jul-30-03 08:58 AM
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| 10. I wished it said John Edwards |
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You have to carry the south to win the presidency, I dont think Dean can. I love his polotics, but Edwards has to be our man
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Wed Jul-30-03 10:23 AM
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| 11. South is not a "have to" |
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Certainly, we want to win with a broad mandate, but there is no electoral vote requirement that states winning the South is required. Clinton carried Ohio both times, as well as NH and NV. A combination of these three states will win the election when added to the 20 Gore states. Obviously, a FL pickup or a NC pickup or whatever Southern pickup would help take some pressure off winning say Wisconsin or other tight states, but
<<You have to carry the south to win the presidency>>
just isn't 100% true.
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Wed Jul-30-03 12:33 PM
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We need to win Ohio,Tennesse,New Hampshire,Virginia,Florida this next year to get a landslide for John Kerry
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Wed Jul-30-03 12:13 PM
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| 12. President Graham (well, actually in Jan 05) |
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WASHINGTON--
President Graham Vice President Lincoln
In a beautiful victory, helped by a Southern swing, a Graham/Lincoln administration takes office with a broad mandate. Mothers across America were energized by the Lincoln nomination for VP. Bush, a purported cowboy who took office only to help the rich, loses his rural voters to Graham, whose appreciation for NASCAR and bluegrass makes him more connected to that sector of the electorate. Gone are days of secrecy, welcome to days of candor. With the help of Tony Knowles, who has replaced the terrible Lisa Murkowski, the Democratic Senate manages to enact a modifed version of Graham's tax increases on the wealthy, and America enjoys eight glorious years of prosperity as infrastructure is improved, national parks are expanded, and homeland security is finally funded adequately.
:D
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Wed Jul-30-03 12:38 PM
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| 14. Hells yea, I'll take Kucinich over waffler Dean anyday |
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Wed Jul-30-03 05:51 PM
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| 17. "This race is going to go right to the convention," Kucinich insists |
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