Is David Duke a force to be reckoned with in U.S politics?
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Paaaaaleeeze! Oh I see! This is under Jokes!! That's funny! When did he become a Dr.??? Did he pay five bucks for an "honorary degree" over the internet. \n\nI am sure Jeb Bush won't let us down...and the neoconservative vacuum will be properly filled to capacity....ha ha!!!
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Three Duke University Lacrosse players were accused of raping an African American exotic dancer.  The alleged victim is currently facing severe credibility problems because her story is not corroborating with the evidence.  \n\nThe DA, Mike Nifong, is under fire for pursuing this very weak case during his election season to boost support from the black community.  Indeed, the community just reelected him.\n\nThis he-said-she-said battle is developing into a perfect storm of a legal case because it involves race, sex, an elite university, and rocky town-gown relations.
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someone who cares about the USA and is not in office for there own interests
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Absolutely.  Just check out the dissent and repression on college campuses (especially Harvard) when more conservative leaning guest speakers are invited to address campus gatherings.
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I think he could but I'm not sure when this country will have progressed to a point where the electorate doesn't consider his race ahead of his qualifications. Barack Obama is very definitely an articulate and effective orator (his keynote speech at the 2004 DNC was sublime) but he is only in his first term in the US Senate. Thus, it's clear he needs some political seasoning and to otherwise pad his resume a bit. I also suspect he's not as well-known nationally as he would need to be to become a viable candidate for the presidency. Not yet, anyway.\n\nWhat I would suggest is that he be considered for the vice presidential nomination (and no, not with Hillary as she is far too divisive and controversial). Even if his ticket were unsuccessful, the national exposure and campaign experience would serve him in good stead for a serious run of his own the next time around. He needs more name recognition and airtime to be taken seriously enough to overcome the repugnant racist voters and solidify a base that would transcend the black vote and encompass Americans of all races and backgrounds. And I ultimately expect him to do just that.
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The premise on which your question is based is false.  Do you call someone an "a$$hole" just because his or her political views don't agree with yours?\n\nA-holiness knowns no bounds.  It spans all political, age, sex, ethnic and color groups.  It's an equal-opportunity offender.  It's not a right held exclusively by anyone; no, not even Democrats, Republicans, Independents, Communists, Green Party tree huggers...nobody.  They're everywhere!
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No.\n\nWith "the good ol' boys" gone, he no longer has anyone to cover his butt when he plays "God".  He is laying low to keep out of the cross hairs of the Dems as they go hunting for the responsible ones for the mess this country is in.
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Duke might win.  But sometimes they aren't on top of their play.
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Based on poll numbers, no.\n\nBut that's irrelevant. He's doing the job we NEED him to do.
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Obviously very far. They acted like defiant children at the State of the Union, which I found extremly distasteful especially because of the times. We need to be united right now not fighting over stupid crap. Personally I'm a moderate but after seeing them at the State of the Union I lost a lot of respect for the Democrats. So right now I'd say they would do anything short of murder to win power back.
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I think the current administration has an agenda which doesn't care in the least what the average American citizen wants...their foreign policy is pretty much a gaurantee that people all over the world will be hating us for some time to come. And if that isn't bad enough, they appoint incompetent nincompoops to positions of authority like FEMA director, and they are loading down the Supreme Court with conservative justices who will help them shift this country towards a police state as they take away our civil liberties one a time 'for our own good'.
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Duke-North Carolina (men)
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Since Howard Dean is controlling the Democratic Party, I do not think that the Democrats will fare well in 2008.  I expect George Allen, a senator and former governor from Virginia, to win the election.  Any Democratic candidate will suffer the same baggage that has bogged down all post-Clinton Democratic campaigns, first under McAuliffe's leadership, and now Dean.  As influential as MoveOn.org may be, Karl Rove and Ken Melman are just too politically savvy to let an election slip away, particularly when they're not facing stiff competition.
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Oh baby...I believe so, but you never know... \n\nKnowing today's politics, they might be a weapon, just like water balloons are (* rolls eyes)
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LOL, one week after Dumbya's "Dumsfeld will serve until my term is up" the inane, inept and (possibly) insane Sec of Defense resigns.  I agree with irish_american_psycho who thinks this whole thing was a bet:  Dumsfeld betting his resignation that Republican keep control....and he lost.  Either way, with Dumsfeld out, the US Armed forces can now really win the Bush War in Iraq and begin a true War on Terror.
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Yes, he does remind us what the Democrats are all about.\n\nI'm just sorry our troops have to hear it.\n\nOr that the enemy does.
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You can really twist the facts around.\nFunny.\nDemocrat KKK Robert Byrd is Democrat Hero.  Typical of The Democrat Plantation.\nLimbaugh again shows greatness.\nSan Francisco is still a bunch of fun freaks.\nDid Bush say he was going to increase troops? \nIf so, I missed it.   He will do what his Generals think best.