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Not sure what you're saying here, then. I mean, every new candidate, for their party's nomination, be they Dem or Rep, "distracts" from the others.

Posted by con_carne Feb 27 '11, 11:28

It happens every four years, and you are just pointing out the obvious. Unless I'm missing something. Also, the polling data probaly doesn't support this, but I'm kinda with Will. I can see Gingrich getting the Republican nomination. He at least impresses me as a person, even though he tends to say outlandish things, and I'm not with his politics.

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I think the only reason he's live is that he is a pretty smart guy with a lot of policy ideas...I think the American people are going to start to look - Will Hunting Feb 27, 11:36
Some candidates play that role far better than others. For example, Hillary Clinton probably drew far more Republican attention last time than Biden. - Name Withheld By Request Feb 27, 11:35 1
- Cuz Hillary was ordained; there's no ordained candidate here - Will Hunting Feb 27, 11:38

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Not sure what you're saying here, then. I mean, every new candidate, for their party's nomination, be they Dem or Rep, "distracts" from the others.

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