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(I just can't understand being super excited to vote for the status quo)
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Tim
Everything I'm reading is that people couldn't get over Nixon's lack of experience -- nm
Posted by
ty97
Sep 13 '18, 21:31
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Obama had more experience than both of them. -- nm
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Krusty
Sep 14, 05:40
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He was also a State Senator from 1997 to 2004. -- nm
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Inigo
Sep 14, 07:03
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I agree with the content of your IM. I just think Obama had light years more political experience that Nixon or Trump had when running for office. -- nm*
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Inigo
Sep 14, 07:18
I didn't say it was, just that he had more experience than both of them. He actually ran for office and won.
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Krusty
Sep 14, 06:27
Yes, but I think what Jack was getting at is it was still a topic of conversation with Obama. -- nm
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Strongbad
Sep 14, 05:43
The results in the other races are fascinating because of the turnout. Hocul won because of Western NY(!). Maloney and Teachout split
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Tim
Sep 13, 21:36
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I was really hoping Hocul would lose and there'd be someone to check Cuomo. -- nm
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Krusty
Sep 14, 05:41
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