Re: McCain takes lead in Rasmussen Tracking Poll, first time since June 3rd

In article <Xns9AF185CCC5C61notmenothere@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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notme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 says...
> Bob Rudd <bobrudd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
> news:MPG.23025a50c36664ac9897b6@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
> 
> >> Simply look at the primary voter numbers. Theres a new sheriff in
> >> town, and hes not a white man. The future of politics in the US is
> >> about to take a turn. 
> >> 
> >> Several red states with large black populations are poised to turn
> >> blue. Try to comprehend this, a black man won the Alabama and
> >> Mississippi primaries, with HUGE numbers of votes. A revolution is
> >> taking place, and you havent seen it coming as yet. Haley Barbour
> >> will never regain the Governer****p in Mississippi, and the Lott seat
> >> is currently a draw, with many predicting his Senate seat a potential
> >> loss for the Republicans. 
> > 
> > Barbour is not going to lose.  The Democrat for the Senate seat better
> > have more than an 8 percent lead in the internals going into Election 
> > Day.  Should Obama do anything to cause concern or fear of him, within
> > crucial electorates, he could well bring out white voters in large 
> > numbers in opposition to him and those on the ticket with him.
> > 
> 
> Shows how little you know about Ms politics.
> 
> Barbour pardoned a sadistic murderer, who had stalked his ex wife, and
blew 
> her head off in public, not far from me. He spent less than 20 of a life

> sentence, but because he was a worker in the Governers mansion, he
managed 
> to get a pardon.
> 
> Every single person in Mississippi is outraged.
> 
> Republicans have introduced a bill to take away the Governors ability to

> pardon. The party has been severely injured, and they have asked the 
> Governor to "take it back", which he has refused. Editorials in every 
> single newspaper have prognosticated he will never again come close to 
> winning an election, in spite of his designs on a national office. 
> 
> Regarding my statement above, that "Haley Barbour will never regain the 
> Goveror****p in Mississippi", I know for a fact he wont.
> 
> Its simple really Bob. Mississippi has term limits and he cant run
again, 
> when his term expires three years from now.
> 
> There had been speculation that he would run for the Senate, or perhaps 
> snag a national post if Johnny Mc wins the election, but all that now 
> remains for Haley after leaving the State House is a shameful
retirement, 
> preferably in another state.
> 
> So, in summary, and once again, as to your statement that Barbor is not 
> going to lose, as one editorial stated "He'll be lucky to get his family
to 
> vote him dog catcher."
> 
> 

I'm not sure if this is a serious, respectful discussion or not.

Barbour will win, whatever state office he wants in the future.  He's 
got years before a Senate run, if that's what he wants to do.  He will 
also have a bright future in national politics.

Now, what about everything else that you wrote and I responded to about 
the rest of the country?  
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