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Sat May-26-07 09:30 AM
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| 8. in this country, the voters don't pick the candidates |
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that happens in smoke filled rooms with party leadership. And the Republicans of today won't pick a candidate for the people. They have too many secrets to keep. They will pick the crookedest, most compromised one. The one who is surest to go along with their criminal plans without raising a fuss. IMO that's Rudy, but I could be wrong about that. Any one of those guys except Ron Paul is crooked enough to be a Republican president.
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| -I think I know who will be the repuke prez nominee, tell me I'm wrong. Please |
NightWatcher |
May-26-07 09:17 AM |
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Certainly within the realm of possibility. |
bryant69 |
May-26-07 09:20 AM |
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Thompson has health issues and a trophy wife |
NightWatcher |
May-26-07 09:23 AM |
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I think we need to push past seeing Republicans as a monolith |
bryant69 |
May-26-07 09:31 AM |
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Mitt has cleverly condemned the "amnesty" bill--he ain't stupid. |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 09:34 AM |
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I predict Thompson will take it, too. |
antfarm |
May-26-07 10:34 AM |
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And she's not a baby. The woman is 40 +. |
Clark2008 |
May-26-07 01:05 PM |
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Total skank. 25 years his junior. Ick. |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 02:07 PM |
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Would you also call Elizabeth Kucinich a "total skank"? |
DesertRat |
May-27-07 09:12 AM |
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The R's in this area, (Nebraska), don't see anyone on the GOP |
rasputin1952 |
May-26-07 09:26 AM |
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what would the GOP and Nebraska do with a Mitt v. Hillary ticket? |
NightWatcher |
May-26-07 09:27 AM |
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They'd go Mitt--no doubt. |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 09:33 AM |
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It would be ugly...heads exploding all ove rhe place... |
rasputin1952 |
May-26-07 09:44 AM |
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Mittens makes the most sense. He's the logical choice. My intuition |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 09:26 AM |
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The usual Gepettos seem to want him. But they're having trouble making the sale. |
Bucky |
May-26-07 09:27 AM |
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The 2008 Republican field reminds me of the 2004 Democratic field. |
yibbehobba |
May-26-07 09:28 AM |
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No memorable Democratic candidates in 2004? Rabble-rousers who can't get elected? |
8_year_nightmare |
May-26-07 09:46 AM |
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Dean was great. |
yibbehobba |
May-26-07 10:10 AM |
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Dean may be "memorable", but I think he would have been a |
rasputin1952 |
May-26-07 10:30 AM |
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Agree with your assessment. I was not fond of Dean OR Kerry, and |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 10:31 AM |
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Yep, '08 is ours, unless there is some incredibly stupid thing |
rasputin1952 |
May-26-07 10:47 AM |
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'08 will be ours |
Mme. Defarge |
May-26-07 10:56 AM |
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Yikes! That's a grim assessment. Maybe we could draft Bloomberg |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 11:01 AM |
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A possibility |
Mme. Defarge |
May-26-07 11:05 AM |
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in this country, the voters don't pick the candidates |
librechik |
May-26-07 09:30 AM |
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I'm looking at Mitt's connections |
NightWatcher |
May-26-07 09:33 AM |
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Mittens is a genuine brylcreem poster boy n/t |
48percenter |
May-26-07 09:59 AM |
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He's got Rudy beat on hair. But Rudy's got "heroism" |
librechik |
May-26-07 10:03 AM |
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Oddly enough, for all of the Reagan worship, I think this is |
rasputin1952 |
May-26-07 11:02 AM |
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There's a little paranoid part of me that thinks that the GOP will end up with Hagel |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 11:17 AM |
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Could be that is the way this will play out...The GOP has |
rasputin1952 |
May-26-07 11:41 AM |
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I'm hanging on Obama--he's played it exactly right so far. He's the |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 11:53 AM |
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Strangely, in this area, R's are finding Limbaugh's ... |
rasputin1952 |
May-26-07 12:18 PM |
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I get that feeling too--Limbaugh has overreached on this one, and it's backfiring. |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 12:30 PM |
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No, that's the way it used to work. |
yibbehobba |
May-26-07 10:24 AM |
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You aren't the only one who is saying so. |
Cleita |
May-26-07 09:38 AM |
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I'm rooting for Mitt |
skipos |
May-26-07 09:40 AM |
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Mitt is too demented--he only has a chance because Giuliani and McCain are weak |
Lobster Martini |
May-26-07 09:43 AM |
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Mitt's not demented--he's ruthless and cunning. That's why |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 10:02 AM |
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Mittens is smoother more sophisticated George w. Bush. |
bklyncowgirl |
May-26-07 12:46 PM |
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Romney isn't going anywhere. |
Horse with no Name |
May-26-07 10:12 AM |
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Gingrich? |
yibbehobba |
May-26-07 10:25 AM |
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Gingrich, Thompson, Hagel, Jeb Bush |
Horse with no Name |
May-26-07 11:12 AM |
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You're as paranoid as I am. But I think Mittens and Rudy still stand a good chance. |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 11:26 AM |
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I live in a red area |
Horse with no Name |
May-26-07 11:29 AM |
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I think you are wrong for a very simple reason: RRR Fundies. |
blondeatlast |
May-26-07 10:22 AM |
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Dobson won't condemn him, the way he's cast asparagus on the |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 10:30 AM |
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True, but--as one who grew up around many Mormons (including my best friend) and fundies, |
blondeatlast |
May-26-07 10:37 AM |
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Mittens is not scary to me - McCain and Rudy are. |
helderheid |
May-26-07 10:38 AM |
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Gotta agree there. Romney is just a Republican--McCain and Rudy have their own power-mad agenda |
blondeatlast |
May-26-07 10:41 AM |
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DU GrovelBot |
May-26-07 10:41 AM |
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I still don't count out Rudy yet, BTW, in all his cross-dressing glory. |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 10:53 AM |
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I think Fred Thompson will enter |
Lurking Dem |
May-26-07 11:12 AM |
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LOL! Thompson's not "old-school"--he's a total neocon. Read some of |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 11:20 AM |
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Uhhh he's a local political "hero". (sadly) |
Lurking Dem |
May-26-07 11:31 AM |
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He's got the same Senate record pretty much as McCain. ALL |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 11:45 AM |
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I hear what you're saying. |
Lurking Dem |
May-26-07 11:48 AM |
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Mitt the Stormin' Mormon unfortunately doesn't seem to have much in |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 12:02 PM |
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On that, I heartily agree. |
Lurking Dem |
May-26-07 12:39 PM |
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I think Fred Thompson is going to enter too |
Poiuyt |
May-26-07 12:28 PM |
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Of course he'll be the nominee, he's the worst of the bunch! |
ToeBot |
May-26-07 11:31 AM |
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He's a much smarter GWB. Backed by Jeb. Ick. |
wienerdoggie |
May-26-07 11:47 AM |
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I think so too, McCain and Giuliani are too unpredictable |
bklyncowgirl |
May-26-07 12:40 PM |
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EEeeeek! |
janx |
May-26-07 12:41 PM |
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Its going to be, Romney, Bloomberg, and Clinton. |
CK_John |
May-26-07 12:58 PM |
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what an appalling scenario n/t |
frogcycle |
May-26-07 01:40 PM |
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