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Pfc.Green · 01-27-2003, 07:43 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":77707][quote="Pfc.Green":77707]It really all depends on who wins the Democratic nomination. ewww the thought of Joe Lieberman as pres is just.... oOo: I can see it now... "I'm putting this bill forward, that would ban all games with any manifestation of violence in them" anyway it really does depend on who the Dems go with and it does also depend on how Bush's first term goes. The two major problem I can see with the Democratic party is that they have no clear party leader and no real focus to there agenda (at least not at the moment).[/quote:77707]

I doubt it, there's way too many real issues (economy, education, environment) that Bush has not done too much about.[/quote:77707]

And if the Democratic party does not present itself as a united front with a clear and consice leader and a clear message they have no chance, Bush is quite popular and a popular president usaually does very well. I can see him not winning if the economy REALLY goes in the toilet, I dont see that happing though, I really believe though that for the dems to have any real chance of winning, they need a leader, a clear message, and to be united, right now I see no clear leader, no clear message, and waffling.

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Pfc.Green is Offline Senior Member Posts: 3,849 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Bothell, Washington, U.S.A	01-27-2003, 07:43 PM [quote="Sgt Stryker":77707][quote="Pfc.Green":77707]It really all depends on who wins the Democratic nomination. ewww the thought of Joe Lieberman as pres is just.... oOo: I can see it now... "I'm putting this bill forward, that would ban all games with any manifestation of violence in them" anyway it really does depend on who the Dems go with and it does also depend on how Bush's first term goes. The two major problem I can see with the Democratic party is that they have no clear party leader and no real focus to there agenda (at least not at the moment).[/quote:77707] I doubt it, there's way too many real issues (economy, education, environment) that Bush has not done too much about.[/quote:77707] And if the Democratic party does not present itself as a united front with a clear and consice leader and a clear message they have no chance, Bush is quite popular and a popular president usaually does very well. I can see him not winning if the economy REALLY goes in the toilet, I dont see that happing though, I really believe though that for the dems to have any real chance of winning, they need a leader, a clear message, and to be united, right now I see no clear leader, no clear message, and waffling.