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senseinobaka said:
Three electoral votes make a big difference. Barrack isnt going to win buy just winning the same states Kerry and Gore won, he has to filp states. Alaska and NC are two states I have read previously that he's working hard in.

Alaska is tied with several other states for the least electoral votes. On the grand scale of things, it's irrelevant, really.

 




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MontanaHatchet said:
Stickball, your pictures of Palin look like three different people. Anyways, it's a mildly exciting choice but not one to get terribly excited over. McCain would have taken Alaska with his hands behind his back. Then again, it's pretty much a minor chice since neither Biden or Palin will help to win a state (Alaska is red and Delaware is blue and that probably won't change in this election), and the vice president has a more open work schedule than Mark Hamill. It should help McCain's image if she's very vocal in the election.

The first pic is of Cammie Dunaway...Thats why I had that picture :)

McCain picking Palin isn't about getting Alaskan votes, it's about actually standing up for change in pork barrel spending, and government corruption and ethics issues. Palin is about the worst pick if you were trying to merely stir up a win for a useless number of EV's.



Back from the dead, I'm afraid.

Picking a woman would probably be the best choice. Alot of women are still pissed at Obama, and are willing to vote Mccain. If he had a woman VP that would clinch it.



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The_vagabond7 said:
Picking a woman would probably be the best choice. Alot of women are still pissed at Obama, and are willing to vote Mccain. If he had a woman VP that would clinch it.

I think the number of women who vote solely on gender are being given way too much attention. They couldn't make up a very large portion of the voting population.

 



 

 

MontanaHatchet said:
The_vagabond7 said:
Picking a woman would probably be the best choice. Alot of women are still pissed at Obama, and are willing to vote Mccain. If he had a woman VP that would clinch it.

I think the number of women who vote solely on gender are being given way too much attention. They couldn't make up a very large portion of the voting population.

 


Apparently Mccain disagrees. He just picked a woman.

 

 



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The_vagabond7 said:
MontanaHatchet said:
The_vagabond7 said:
Picking a woman would probably be the best choice. Alot of women are still pissed at Obama, and are willing to vote Mccain. If he had a woman VP that would clinch it.

I think the number of women who vote solely on gender are being given way too much attention. They couldn't make up a very large portion of the voting population.

 


Apparently Mccain disagrees. He just picked a woman.

 

 

Or perhaps a human being/politician.

 



 

 

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MontanaHatchet said:
The_vagabond7 said:
MontanaHatchet said:
The_vagabond7 said:
Picking a woman would probably be the best choice. Alot of women are still pissed at Obama, and are willing to vote Mccain. If he had a woman VP that would clinch it.

I think the number of women who vote solely on gender are being given way too much attention. They couldn't make up a very large portion of the voting population.

 


Apparently Mccain disagrees. He just picked a woman.

 

 

Or perhaps a human being/politician.

 


Don't be so naive. This is an obvious political move. I'm not saying she's unqualified, I know nothing about her. But honestly, you think her gender had NOTHING to do with it? It's politics.

 

 



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Pretty good choice for McCain just based off demographics. Slightly bad for GOP because they will have to compete for a governor spot and she is not from a swing state, but overall a good choice.

She's pro-life which should appease the conservative base, and she is a woman, which will probably steal a few Hillary votes, so I give McCain a thumbs up on the choice.

At least Obama has the Oprah factor going for him. And if life has taught me one thing it is that Oprah can tell people to slit their own throats and they will do it.



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The_vagabond7 said:
MontanaHatchet said:
The_vagabond7 said:
MontanaHatchet said:
The_vagabond7 said:
Picking a woman would probably be the best choice. Alot of women are still pissed at Obama, and are willing to vote Mccain. If he had a woman VP that would clinch it.

I think the number of women who vote solely on gender are being given way too much attention. They couldn't make up a very large portion of the voting population.

 


Apparently Mccain disagrees. He just picked a woman.

 

 

Or perhaps a human being/politician.

 


Don't be so naive. This is an obvious political move. I'm not saying she's unqualified, I know nothing about her. But honestly, you think her gender had NOTHING to do with it? It's politics.

 

 

Perhaps people who vote solely on gender are worth appealing to in the eyes of the McCain camp. Of course, there would also be men who would want to vote for an all male ticket (and considering that there are more men who vote Republican than women), and that would balance the women voting for a women vote. Then again, I probably underestimate the average power. They really are a quick thinking bunch.