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HILLARY WHO?

    Are you getting tired of the presidential campaign?  I am getting tired of hearing about Hillary Clinton over and over and over.  She's not going to be president anyway, so let's just give it a rest.  She might get forty-six percent of the vote, but that just makes her another loser.  There should be more interest in who the Republicans are going to nominate, because HE is going to be the next MR. PRESIDENT.
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GULIANI ISN'T THE ONE

    Rudy Guliani appears to be a likeable, affable candidate.  He gets high marks for his availability during the time after 9/11.  He seems to have done well as a federal district attorney.  However, what about the choices he has made in his personal life.  How many times has he been married and what kind of women did he marry?  These are choices that reflect on the man.  As president he will have to make many choices.  Can we trust him to make the right choices?  Are you willing to trust him?  We need someone else.
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THOMPSON'S TOO OLD

    Fred Thompson is too old to be President of the United States.  He had battled cancer and he is almost seventy years old.  We need a president who has more energy to put into the job.  Thompson may claim to be the true conservative, but it takes more than ideas to get the job done.  You have to have stamina to campaign and then do the job. 
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ROMNEY MAKES BOOBOO

   It was nearly forty years ago when George Romney said that he was brain washed about Viet Nam.  That comment was the end of his campaign for president, because Republicans didn't want a brain washed president.  They preferred Richard Nixon.  Well, well.  It appears that George's son Mitt has inherited his father's penchant for verbal mistakes.  Mitt Romney said that Barak Obama was calling all terrorists to go to Iraq.  Romney meant to say Osama bin Laden.  Now Romney has to repair the damage done by his slip of the tongue.
     However, there is something else to consider.  How many other Americans think that Barak Obama is a muslim terrorist?  What's in a name?  It seems to be very important indeed.  How about the name Romney?  What image does that bring to the voters' minds?  How many will remember what George said?  But you can be sure that both Democrat and Republican candidates for president will remind the voters about what Mitt said and maybe what George said years ago.
      Which candidate was hurt worse by this slip of the tongue.  I think Barak Obama will lose more because Americans will be wondering whether they really want a president with a muslim name.
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America Elects Governors

    Look at the presidents of the present and past and look for similarities.  There are two well worn paths to the presidency, be a vice president or a governor of a state.  Lets list the vice presidents of the twentieth century that have been elected president.  George H. W. Bush, Richard Nixon, Lyndon Johnson, Harry Truman, William Howard Taft, Theodore Roosevelt.  How about governors?  George W. Bush, William Clinton, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter,  Franklin Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, Woodrow Wilson.  What about U.S. Senators?  John Kennedy,  Herbert Hoover.  Cabinet Secretary, Herbert Hoover.  Mayors...nobody...ever...
     So look at the current list of presidential candidates.  How many front runners have been governors?  One.  Mitt Romney is his name.  He may not be the media darling, but he will win.  Hillary Clinton?  What has she done, except ride her husbands coattails into the U.S. Senate.  Too much baggage.  Barak Obama?  No experience.  Rudy Guliani?  A mayor?  Never.  John McCain.  Too tired.  Who's left?   MITT ROMNEY.  
     Perhaps the Democrats should consider Al Gore.  He is a former vice president and a Nobel Peace Prize Recipient, but who can take him seriously?  No, I think Mitt Romney is the next President of the United States.
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