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Powell Far More Likely than Obama to Beat McCain
Monday, August 25, 2008

It’s a good thing for Republicans that Colin Powell is still one of them.

Powell, the popular former secretary of state and chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, handily beats Republican presidential candidate John McCain in a one-on-one match-up. This comes at a time when Barack Obama holds a very slight lead over McCain in the Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll.

Powell, the best-known African-American in the Republican Party, beats McCain more than two-to-one, 54% to 26%, with 21% of voters undecided.
 

Soapweed

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Powell Far More Likely than Obama to Beat McCain
Monday, August 25, 2008

It’s a good thing for Republicans that Colin Powell is still one of them.

Powell, the popular former secretary of state and chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, handily beats Republican presidential candidate John McCain in a one-on-one match-up. This comes at a time when Barack Obama holds a very slight lead over McCain in the Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll.

Powell, the best-known African-American in the Republican Party, beats McCain more than two-to-one, 54% to 26%, with 21% of voters undecided.

Completely irrelevant. Powell is not on any ticket, and if he was, he would run as a Republican. I would probably vote for him myself.
 

kolanuraven

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It's being mentioned cause not only is McCain " unsteady" he totally ' dissed' the office of the VP by giving it to a total stranger.



Helle, I'd vote for Powell in an instant myself.
 
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kolanuraven said:
It's being mentioned cause not only is McCain " unsteady" he totally ' dissed' the office of the VP by giving it to a total stranger.



Helle, I'd vote for Powell in an instant myself.


And Powell has also not yet said who he will endorse- altho he did come out once supporting Obama's Iraq war policy/timetable- along with several more statements of praise for him...

I saw him speaking the other day- and its very apparent he has had a big split with the Bush neoconism- after Bush lied to him and deceived him too and used him to deceive the nation...You can see it bothers him....Will it be enough to get him to drop the Repubs :???:
 
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