Will Michigan, Ohio & Wisconsin all replace their Democrat governor with a GOP governor in 7 months from now?
Q. Michigan: Michigan Jennifer Granholm Democratic 2003 2010 (term limits) Michigan Governor - Cox vs. Dillon PollDateSampleCox (R)Dillon (D)Spread MRG of Lansing03/10 - 03/15600 LV4427Cox +17 EPIC-MRA02/22 - 02/25600 LV4336Cox +7 Rasmussen Reports02/09 - 02/09500 LV3536Dillon +1 EPIC-MRA01/24 - 01/26600 RV4730Cox +17 Ohio: Ohio Ted Strickland Democratic 2007 2010 Ohio Governor - Kasich vs. Strickland PollDateSampleKasich (R)Strickland (D)Spread RCP Average1/13 - 3/21--45.341.0Kasich +4.3 PPP (D)03/20 - 03/21630 LV4237Kasich +5 Rasmussen Reports03/04 - 03/04500 LV4938Kasich +11 Wisconsin: Jim Doyle Democratic 2003 2010 (retiring) Wisconsin Governor - Neumann vs. Barrett PollDateSampleNeumann (R)Barrett (D)Spread RCP Average3/7 - 3/21--41 [cont.]
Asked by Susiepolls2008 - Sat Mar 27 12:49:36 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am from Wisconsin. The present governor is not running for reelection because the polls show that he could not win. It is going to be a very interesting race. The mayor of Milwaukee (a former Congressman) is running on the Democratic side and there two strong candidates on the Republican side. It could go either way. There will be several other weaker candidates on both sides.
Answered by Bibs - Sat Mar 27 13:01:38 2010
Q. Michigan: Michigan Jennifer Granholm Democratic 2003 2010 (term limits) Michigan Governor - Cox vs. Dillon PollDateSampleCox (R)Dillon (D)Spread MRG of Lansing03/10 - 03/15600 LV4427Cox +17 EPIC-MRA02/22 - 02/25600 LV4336Cox +7 Rasmussen Reports02/09 - 02/09500 LV3536Dillon +1 EPIC-MRA01/24 - 01/26600 RV4730Cox +17 Ohio: Ohio Ted Strickland Democratic 2007 2010 Ohio Governor - Kasich vs. Strickland PollDateSampleKasich (R)Strickland (D)Spread RCP Average1/13 - 3/21--45.341.0Kasich +4.3 PPP (D)03/20 - 03/21630 LV4237Kasich +5 Rasmussen Reports03/04 - 03/04500 LV4938Kasich +11 Wisconsin: Jim Doyle Democratic 2003 2010 (retiring) Wisconsin Governor - Neumann vs. Barrett PollDateSampleNeumann (R)Barrett (D)Spread RCP Average3/7 - 3/21--41 [cont.]
Asked by Susiepolls2008 - Sat Mar 27 12:49:36 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am from Wisconsin. The present governor is not running for reelection because the polls show that he could not win. It is going to be a very interesting race. The mayor of Milwaukee (a former Congressman) is running on the Democratic side and there two strong candidates on the Republican side. It could go either way. There will be several other weaker candidates on both sides.
Answered by Bibs - Sat Mar 27 13:01:38 2010
Where is the Problem for the Left on the appointments of Obama? Who in this list are ya ll talking about?
Q. Where is the Problem for the Left on the appointments of Obama? Who in this list are ya ll talking about? I don t get it? And why or how can anyone on the right say Obama is going to the right? are you all really buying this stuff?? Secretary of: Department of Homeland Security: Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano The Arizona governor is a well-known abortion supporter who vetoed a partial birth abortion ban, and in 2005 earned praise from NARAL for forcing Arizona pharmacies to distribute the morning-after pill despite moral objections. Health and Human Services: former Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle Daschle gained notoriety for his consistently pro-abortion voting record in his years as Democratic Senate majority leader. Daschle… [cont.]
Asked by bladesinger0712 - Mon Dec 8 16:20:45 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You would think they wouldn't have any reason to be upset. I know a few and they were looking for "fresh faces" and stated that out of all the people in the country how could he not find someone else besides the ones he got. But they had only a few choices themselves. I tried to explain that George Soros was Bill Clinton's man and they thought I was insane, but not now. Anyway "we will see". Take care.
Answered by R J - Tue Dec 9 01:10:05 2008
Q. Where is the Problem for the Left on the appointments of Obama? Who in this list are ya ll talking about? I don t get it? And why or how can anyone on the right say Obama is going to the right? are you all really buying this stuff?? Secretary of: Department of Homeland Security: Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano The Arizona governor is a well-known abortion supporter who vetoed a partial birth abortion ban, and in 2005 earned praise from NARAL for forcing Arizona pharmacies to distribute the morning-after pill despite moral objections. Health and Human Services: former Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle Daschle gained notoriety for his consistently pro-abortion voting record in his years as Democratic Senate majority leader. Daschle… [cont.]
Asked by bladesinger0712 - Mon Dec 8 16:20:45 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You would think they wouldn't have any reason to be upset. I know a few and they were looking for "fresh faces" and stated that out of all the people in the country how could he not find someone else besides the ones he got. But they had only a few choices themselves. I tried to explain that George Soros was Bill Clinton's man and they thought I was insane, but not now. Anyway "we will see". Take care.
Answered by R J - Tue Dec 9 01:10:05 2008
How to address current violations of the separation between church and state?
Q. I recently ran across what I find to be a disturbing inclusion in some state constitutions. It appears as though several states still bar atheists and non-religious citizens from running for public office. I have confirmed that the statutes listed below do indeed appear in the current version of the state constitutions. Seeing as that the supreme court has ruled on this, in favor of atheists, how can citizens hold these states accountable to their legal and social responsibility to update their constitutions? Here are the state constitutions: Mississippi State Constitution. Article 14 ("General Provisions"), Section 265 "No person who denies the existence of a Supreme Being shall hold any office in this state." South Carolina's State… [cont.]
Asked by Joshua M - Thu Jan 7 13:29:58 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I recently ran across what I find to be a disturbing inclusion in some state constitutions. It appears as though several states still bar atheists and non-religious citizens from running for public office. I have confirmed that the statutes listed below do indeed appear in the current version of the state constitutions. Seeing as that the supreme court has ruled on this, in favor of atheists, how can citizens hold these states accountable to their legal and social responsibility to update their constitutions? Here are the state constitutions: Mississippi State Constitution. Article 14 ("General Provisions"), Section 265 "No person who denies the existence of a Supreme Being shall hold any office in this state." South Carolina's State… [cont.]
Asked by Joshua M - Thu Jan 7 13:29:58 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Where is the Problem for the Left on the appointments of Obama? Who in this list are ya ll talking about?
Q. Where is the Problem for the Left on the appointments of Obama? Who in this list are ya ll talking about? I don t get it? And why or how can anyone on the right say Obama is going to the right? are you all really buying this stuff?? Secretary of: Department of Homeland Security: Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano The Arizona governor is a well-known abortion supporter who vetoed a partial birth abortion ban, and in 2005 earned praise from NARAL for forcing Arizona pharmacies to distribute the morning-after pill despite moral objections. Health and Human Services: former Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle Daschle gained notoriety for his consistently pro-abortion voting record in his years as Democratic Senate majority leader. … [cont.]
Asked by bladesinger0712 - Mon Dec 8 16:20:19 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These are centrist appointments. It's absurd to suggest they are too far the right.
Answered by mooyang - Mon Dec 8 16:35:22 2008
Q. Where is the Problem for the Left on the appointments of Obama? Who in this list are ya ll talking about? I don t get it? And why or how can anyone on the right say Obama is going to the right? are you all really buying this stuff?? Secretary of: Department of Homeland Security: Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano The Arizona governor is a well-known abortion supporter who vetoed a partial birth abortion ban, and in 2005 earned praise from NARAL for forcing Arizona pharmacies to distribute the morning-after pill despite moral objections. Health and Human Services: former Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle Daschle gained notoriety for his consistently pro-abortion voting record in his years as Democratic Senate majority leader. … [cont.]
Asked by bladesinger0712 - Mon Dec 8 16:20:19 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These are centrist appointments. It's absurd to suggest they are too far the right.
Answered by mooyang - Mon Dec 8 16:35:22 2008
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