2016 Presidential Campaign

hillary rodham clinton vs donald john trump who will win?

  • hillary rodham clinton

    Votes: 12 40.0%
  • donald john trump

    Votes: 18 60.0%

  • Total voters
    30

Cliffy

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damngrumpy

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If both sides were smart they would pick middle of the road moderates without
very much baggage therefore compromise could return tot he political stage.
I think its more critical for the Republicans though. They have to pick someone
who can stand up to the born again crowd and the tea party folks. If they are
anywhere near a microphone the Repubs is dead meat
Democrats need a person who is not inflammatory and at the same time is progressive
someone who can draw the tea party and born again Christians to the perver they
need to excite the majority of democrats to the polls. You know the we believe in the
shining progress of the future but if those guys take power you are doomed.

my father once told me the way to get the maximum number of people to vote is frighten
the sh*t out of old people mind you he was 94 when he said that but he didn't consider
himself to be old. I think the Democrats stand a good chance medicare will be benefitting
the middle and lower middle classes by then and saving it will be a focus just like it did
in Canada. And yes Walter you won't like what I have to say I know that
 

tay

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Mike Huckabee pulled the plug on his Fox News Channel talk show on Saturday in order to “gauge support” for a second presidential run.


In an email to supporters and in comments at the close of his weekly show, Huckabee alluded to tensions inherent in approaching potential donors and backers for a presidential campaign while holding a high-profile post on a news channel. He suggested at one point that Fox had nudged him to depart or forswear a White House bid, saying he agreed with the network that “this is the right thing and now is the right time.”


"There has been a great deal of speculation as to whether I would run for president,” Huckabee said. “If I were willing to absolutely rule that out, I could keep doing this show. But I can't make such a declaration. I won't make a decision about running until late in the spring of 2015, but the continued chatter has put Fox News into a position that is not fair to them nor is it possible for me to openly determine political and financial support to justify a race. The honorable thing to do at this point is to end my tenure here at Fox.”


He closed his six-and-a-half-year talk show tenure with a plug for his upcoming book — “God, Guns, Grits and Gravy” — and added: “I say goodbye, but as we say in television: stay tuned. There’s more to come.”




Mike Huckabee ends Fox show to seek support for 2016 campaign - LA Times