Info on tom kean Jr.{running got senate?
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This site will tell where he, and  Robert Menendez, stand on the issues. It has everything.\n\nhttp://www.ontheissues.org/states/nj.htm
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Yeah, he's great, I would love for him to be president, but unfortunately it seems to me you need to be a Christian to become president in this screwed up country. I hope not, I hope Feingold could be pres.\nJeff Bingham from NM voted against the war, I think he may be running.\n\nAs far as Democrats 'not having their own ideas', I've heard that so much and that is so laughable. Someone like Bill O'Reilly probably said that and now all the Republicans are parroting it (that's ironic - you guys can't think for yourself)! It's rediculous! You can't be a political party without a platform (ideas)! Try healthcare for all - that's not an idea? Of course it's going to seem that way if there's a republican-controlled government. WTF?
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What a great question - \n\nYeah, I just love the one that says "he has no influence, he didn't win"  REALLY? A US Senator with no influence?  Christ, if you ask them, they are Gods.\n\nSo why are we paying him and his stinkling staff 6 zillion dollars a year if he has no influence?  So they can wait and run for Prez again?\n\nHis plans were just like him, full of BS.
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Sherrod Brown wins the Ohio Senate seat currently occupied by Republican incumbent Mike DeWine.\n\nTed Strickland wins the position of Governor over Republican opponent Ken Blackwell.\n\nIssues 1 and 2 passed, 3 and 4 failed, and 5 passed.
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No.  I think he's better serving as the Senate Democratic Leader.  He can do great work there, and hey, he's already in the Senate.  Why move him?\n\nThere are other people who might be better & more qualified to run for President.  However, if he did win the Democratic nomination, then I would vote for him.
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He hasn't at this point.  He was elected to the Senate only a few years ago, so there really hasn't been any chances to do much yet.  He is a good public speaker, and ran a positive campaign, so a lot of people like him for it, which I respect.\nHowever, a lot of people point to his being the first black Senator from Illinois.  What they don't mention is that both candidates (Republican and Democrat) were black, so no matter what, it was going to happen.\nSecond, he ran a campaign talking about how the government needs to stop being partisan and work together.  But if you do a search on any major news site, you'll see he has managed to annoy a lot of Republicans with partisan comments, including following Martin Luther King Day.  More recently (as in a day ago), he upset Senator McCain, over lobbying reform, by taking a very hardline Democratic approach.\n\nSo, ask that question again when he is up for re-election is 2010, then you can tell how he handled his first term as US Senator.
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Don't be so sure it won't be a Bush again. Brother Jeb is being touted as a possible Republican candidate. I'd say Hillary Clinton is the front-runner.
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Woah. That's a lot of question...\n\nWell, yes it is legal for Bill to run as VP. However, it is quite unlikely. A person can not seek a 3rd term as president but is allowed to run for VP. Kind of a loop hole.\n\nEDIT: Ooops. Forgot something. Bill can not run as VP if Hillary is running for President because the Prez and VP can not be from the same state. That is why Cheney had to change his legal residence from TX to WY a few days before he was picked as VP.\n\nWould I vote for her? Yes.\n\nDo I vote? Yes.\nAm I registered? I would hope so. ;)\nWho should she run with? Obama would be nice. He certainly has the charisma to do it. However, I think he would also be in the running for the primaries and it's a tough call to determine who will come out in the end.\n\nHowever, when it is all said and done. Someone we never though of usually ends up running on the party ticket in the end. For example, who ever heard of Bill Clinton (outside of Arkansas) a few months before the 1992 primaries?
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Democrat Brad Henry is currently the governor.  We do have an election tomorrow.  It's between him and Rep. Istook.  Hopefully, Brad Henry will be reelected.
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I'm disgusted but that's pretty much my default position on US politics in general.....\n\nMenendez is almost certainly a complete crook but his opponent, Thomas Kean (or whatever his name was), would probably not have been any more honest.  Historically, the New Jersey electorate has a high tolerance for corruption and, even by American standards, a very low level of political awareness.  And that being so, New Jersey inevitably gets the government it deserves....
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Hey. I was a volunteer on the Ford Jr campaign...\nThe crook label...he has an Uncle who is in the State House who was indicted in a local case last year....He has an Aunt (Ophelia) who was under investigation due to voting irregularities and there was a recall in that particular race which she eventually won. His father was indicted for a business deal in 95 , but he was cleared of wrong-doing...So that is where that tag comes from. \n Harold Ford Jr has impeccable credentials,He is honest, He has never been involved in any corruption. He is clean as a whistle . He is a Christian which appealed to most people here. He is a Conservative Democrat: Also attractive to locals. He voted against partial bith Abortion, Supported 2nd amendmant, Voted against Gay marriage. He is the most conservative Democrat in the State....\n His problem: He was a black man running for Senator in The White South....Sad isn't it...We have really come a long way... We are just not there yet....I have no doubt...If he had been white and had the same positions politically ...He would have been elected....\n People here would never admit that it was race nor would Mr. Ford because, that does not help him at all ..it would only hurt him to appear to play the race card.....I live here...I am white...He was hands down the most attractive candidate...He lost...Why? \nYou decide.....
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In Missouri, I voted for the lesser of two Evils, The Senate race was horrible! Mud slinging and dirty politics. If their was a third party Candidate I would have voted for him. Unfortunately when you vote for the lesser of two evils you still get evil!!
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his dad screwed up so majorly that he feels a need to vindicate on behalf of his dad in order to keep the bush name in politics. basicly hes trying to get the egg off dear old dads face and now his own too. \n\nvote kermit, piggy for vice, animal for secr.
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He can run for Massachusetts Senator, just change your last name to Kerry or Kennedy and your old police file will vanish and you can start anew...and in a position of power !\n\nI'm not sure they can ask you about misdemeanors, only felonies, and then only those felonies that were within the last 7 years.
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I heard Hutchinson (the independent candidate) speak last year, and I was impressed with him. He's a great speaker and he seems to have a solid plan for the state. Unfortunately, I don't think he'll win (polls are putting him far behind Hatch and Pawlenty) so we will have to consider who of the remaining two candidates we would like to see win.\n\nI generally think Pawlenty has done a decent job thus far, and as such I'll probably vote for him again, but I can't tell you how to vote.  I was a little put off by the fact that Hatch has been so abrasive to reporters.\n\nTry looking at this website: http://www.vote-smart.org/ for information about where candidates stand on certain issues.
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If Arnold can serve as Governor, I suppose Al Franken can serve as Senator. He is very clear in his stance. I'm sure there will be quite a debate should he actually choose to run!
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Yes, I am definitely interested in seeing him run!!  That way another Republican is sure to be elected!!