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Male voters say no to Hillary

Please mark any and all statements that reflect your opinion 191 members have voted

  1. 1. Please mark any and all statements that reflect your opinion

    • No way I am voting for Hillary
      24%
    • No way I am voting for Obama
      12%
    • No way I am voting for Rudy G
      9%
    • No way I am voting for Mitt
      7%
    • No way I am voting for Edwards
      11%
    • No way I am voting for Thompson
      7%
    • No way I am voting for McCain
      7%
    • No way I am voting for Huckabee
      5%
    • No way I am voting for Democrat
      8%
    • No way I am voting for Republican
      5%
    • No way I am voting
      0%
      0

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icon1.gifMale voters say no to Hillary

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politic...ton-poll_N.htm

WASHINGTON — More than eight in 10 Republicans and more than half the married men in a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll say they definitely wouldn't vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton for president.

The poll found that 36% of women wouldn't vote for Clinton, compared with 50% of men — and 55% of married men. Obama had comparable appeal to women and more to men. Clinton's appeal overall falls as income rises, the reverse of the findings for Obama.
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All who voted in the previous thread will have to vote again.

I am pretty open to the candidates of both parties but I have found myself none too fond of Hillary dating back to her husband's first term.

 

I am not leaning toward any Democratic candidate at all but I wouldn't eliminate the others outright just yet.

Why can't women voters say No to the Hillary ?

I give up. Who is Mitch? Mitch McConnel?

Isn't it Mitch Romney?

 

Just did a search and saw it was Mitt.

 

Anyway you can change that?

Isn't it Mitch Romney?

 

Just did a search and saw it was Mitt.

 

Anyway you can change that?

:thumb:

I give up. Who is Mitch? Mitch McConnel?

 

Barnhart:D

When McCain was asked about Clinton's eight years of experience in the White House, he quipped, " they have a pastry chef with eight years in the White House also."

When McCain was asked about Clinton's eight years of experience in the White House, he quipped, " they have a pastry chef with eight years in the White House also."

 

That's funny right there and I don't care who you are voting for.:lol:

When McCain was asked about Clinton's eight years of experience in the White House, he quipped, " they have a pastry chef with eight years in the White House also."
Just spewed out my Cocoa Krispies :laugh:
When McCain was asked about Clinton's eight years of experience in the White House, he quipped, " they have a pastry chef with eight years in the White House also."

 

Just spewed out my Cocoa Krispies :laugh:

 

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

When McCain was asked about Clinton's eight years of experience in the White House, he quipped, " they have a pastry chef with eight years in the White House also."

 

Outstanding!

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