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Linda Cann Pearson
@LindaCPearson (2240)
• United States
18 Apr 16
No matter if we love or hate Donald Trump, if nothing else, he is serving a real purpose in this very long, very ugly, presidential nominating process.
Trump is, with all his bluster and buffoonery, shedding light on just how...
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Linda Cann Pearson
@LindaCPearson (2240)
• United States
13 Apr 16
My opinion only – I think Trump, his wife Melania and his extremely impressive kids appeared as very classy, intelligent, supportive, loving and yes, presidential, last night on CNN’s town hall hosted by Anderson Cooper.
If...
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Paul Kuehn
@pauliek (287)
• Udon Thani, Thailand
6 Mar 16
A lot of the Republican establishment figures have suggested having a brokered convention and drafting an establishment choice if Trump comes close but can't get the required delegates for nomination. Would this really be fair to...
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whiteheron
@whiteheron (4222)
• United States
21 May 08
It seems that all eyes are on Florida and Michigan and what will be done regarding their delegates.
Both Clinton and Obama agree that they sould be seated at the Democratic National Convention but the number to be seated, the...
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rodney850
@rodney850 (2145)
• United States
20 May 08
In an article by Rochelle Riley of the Detroit Free Press Hillary Clinton is portrayed as the villan if she diesn't conceed to Barack Obama and step down so the democratic party can "heal"! Hogwash! At last count Hillary...
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jormins
@jormins (1223)
• United States
26 Apr 08
I know the media is pushing that this race is very, very alive. While Senator Clinton has some momentum, the last numbers I've seen show her down even after Pennsylvania by 156 pledged delegates. Her "huge" victories in Ohio,...
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lancingboy
@lancingboy (1385)
• United States
26 Feb 08
This is really confusing to me, but apparently, each Texan can vote during the election twice. They can vote for the primary election and again for the caucus to select the delegates. At least, this is what I understand from the...
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lancingboy
@lancingboy (1385)
• United States
5 Feb 08
You know, after all these years, I still don't understand how delegates and electing people for president work. On the news, I heard about how certain states have certain delegates. Do these determine who will be president? What...
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ParaTed2k
@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
9 Jan 08
Looks like the people of New Hampshire have spoken! Hillary Clinton got the Democrats' vote, and for the Republicans it was McCain.
There's a lot of talk about upsets and surprise outcomes, but it turned out pretty much the way...
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