"...my fellow comrades"

[Raya @ REAL CONSERVATIVES]

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"My fellow Americans,

comrades,

...I stand before you today

in thanks to the one, but not for whom,

I would never have risen

to power... But not for whom,

the Red Chinese

would have never recieved

vital missle technology,

dominance in the world economy,

creditor status with the U.S.,

and a powerful and threatening Navy.

 

The one of whom I refer

has been my best friend

my soulmate

my steadfast partner.

...without whom

I could never have

sullied the dignity

of the Presidency

 

...The one, without whom,

I could have never come

from a small town

called Hope

to the pinnacle of power.

 

COMRADES!

I now turn the podium over

to the one to whom

I will be forever grateful:

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ROSS THE BOSS

SPOILER

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what tha ... !!!

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"I told you so"

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The 1992 Presidential Election

In 1992 Bill Clinton was elected president with 43.0% of the vote, the fourth lowest percentage in American history. Perhaps more strikingly, he also won only a single state -- his home state of Arkansas -- with a majority of the vote. In fact, the majority of voters in 49 out of 50 states opposed the candidate who collected all of their state's electoral college votes. As shown in Appendix 1, most states were won by less than 45% of the vote, ranging down to Clinton's victory in Nevada with 37%.

These plurality victories were the result of Ross Perot's strong presidential challenge. Despite pre-election polls that demonstrated he had little chance to win, Perot gained 19% of the national vote and won over 15% of the vote in 38 states, ranging up to 30% in Maine and a second place finish in Utah with 27%. Perot's vote was greater than the margin of victory in 49 states, including the 15 states decided by less than 5%. (See Appendix 1.) Perot was within 15% of capturing 8 states and 20% of capturing 12 more, including such large states as Texas, Ohio and Wisconsin.

Many potential independent presidential contenders must be weighing how well Perot would have run if he had stayed in the race throughout 1992 and if polls had shown that he a credible chance to win. A study in the Roper Center's publication The Public Perspective, based on data from the American National Election Study, concluded that Perot was the favorite of a clear-cut plurality of voters, but that many of his supporters chose not to vote for him because of his standing in the polls.

 

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Lessons for 1996

Given Bill Clinton's low standing in the polls, Republican front-runner Bob Dole's difficulties in expanding his support and ever-increasing signs of voter support for third party candidacies, independent candidates can find great encouragement in the 1992 results. A strong candidate running a sustained campaign throughout 1996 and earning high numbers in the polls would have a credible chance to win enough states to gain an electoral college majority.

 

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[Chris Horne]

WE have a chance like in 10 to turn tht. tide VOTE true Christian Conservatives, check out Traditional Values Voters Guide and all like it!!!!

[Kathryn Ball]

Their greatest corruption is of their souls.

Is it possible that these Narcissistic people are the only ones with even the desire to go into politics?

[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

The "Clinton's" . . . . . .

Without mentioning ANYBODY else, you KNOW the democrats are corrupt in mind, body, and politics.

[Kathryn Ball]

We all need to get down on our knees and BEG God's forgiveness and His help.

With God, all things are possible.

[Chris Horne]

So true on so many levels, WE will the WAR and make no mistake WE will send these folks where they need to go.  Like Waters said "TP's need to go to Hell and we are here to help them", well lady witch you are going first.