Note To Self: Waste More Time, Money On Hopeless Vanity Projects

Reason Staff | 12.31.2003 11:02 AM

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Andrew 23 years ago

In the presence of third parties (Perot, Nader) I should think pluralities less than a majority would be the more probable event. Ironically, the second place winner last time appears poised to win handily this time...if not take a landslide!
Will Spencer 23 years ago

Ah, but what if Clark accepted the VP role under Dean?

All of the other Democrats would pretty much have to fall in line or be completely marginalized.

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