By the way, do more women actually vote then men?
bnelson44 on November 14, 2007 at 12:18 PM

Last I saw, yes: 52%F / 48%M

Allegedly one of the reasons the ‘04 exit polls were wrong. Supposedly the pool polling organization sampled 58%F / 42%M, 12 points off.

John McCain appears to have decided to advance the idea that a Rudy Giuliani candidacy would split the Republican party. Patrick Ruffini has the details. John McCain has a new quiz show-style game up on his Web site. It’s very……

He says it as if that’s a bad thing.

It is if you are not running in a Libertarian primary race but in a Republican one

He says it as if that’s a bad thing.

John McCain lost the conservative vote when he decided to sell our Constitutional rights away for CFR and when he decided that amnesty for illegals was a good idea. Throw in the fact he acted like a spoiled brat for the entire first term of GWB and was openly flirting with joining the Kerry ticket and I’m not sure why he is still around.

Going negative won’t get him where he wants to go and, IMO, won’t slow his departure from contention. Best he can hope for is to be named SECDEF in a Republican administration.

McCain goes negative

Who?

Somehow the Republicans are going to have to attack this, but how?

bnelson44 on November 14, 2007 at 12:18 PM

By not nominating Rudy

/snark

Seriously- the best way to attack this is to do almost nothing. Let Hillary dig her own hole and keep digging. Something tells me that the more exposure women get to Hillary Rodham Robot, the narrower the gap gets.

By the way, do more women actually vote then men?

bnelson44 on November 14, 2007 at 12:18 PM

Id bet alot of women in relationships vote they way their SO tells them to

The gender gap is huge—Clinton leads by nineteen points among women while Giuliani leads by seventeen among men.

Somehow the Republicans are going to have to attack this, but how?

Hmmm I noticed he left out the question:

Which candidate tried desperately to sell out his country by granting Amnesty to illegal aliens and refuses to enforce current immigration law?

I’m shocked that question never came up!

Zetterson on November 14, 2007 at 12:07 PM

Probably because either McCain or Rudy would’ve both been equally correct answers.

Which candidate tried desperately to sell out his country by granting Amnesty to illegal aliens and refuses to enforce current immigration law?

I’m shocked that question never came up!

Seriously, this is good stuff. It will frame the issues that the candidates feel they are strongest and their opponents are weakest on. Bare knuckle fist to cuffs! I LOVE IT!