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Laura PourMeADrink

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30. good point. If I was in a moderates shoes, though, I would think that moderating their side

Reply to zipplewrath (Reply #19)

Mon Apr 23, 2012, 01:48 PM

Apr 2012

would be impossible. Like it's a monster now. Isn't that what Snow said?

Maybe when they lose a couple more elections they might actually decide to
change? But, if they keep on gaining seats in Congress, it will make our Presidents
inept and they will eventually win the WH because of that. And, if they
keep on pushing their crazy ideas through state houses by paying off
local legislators with donations...

Oh shit, thoroughly depressed myself. "Obama will win, we will retain the Senate
and take back the House."

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Jon Huntsman Criticizes Republican Party, Compares Actions To Communist China [View all] Tax Man Apr 2012 OP

Yeah, but what would he know about China? What? He was? He does? Scuba Apr 2012 #1

Why don't you defect then, Jon? trusty elf Apr 2012 #2

He is just now figuring out this is how the GOP operates? liberal N proud Apr 2012 #3

easy solution John....we take new members! nt Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #4

That's the problem zipplewrath Apr 2012 #19

Great post! Wind Dancer Apr 2012 #27

good point. If I was in a moderates shoes, though, I would think that moderating their side Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #30

How about a Centrist Party for those who can't fit within D or R? alp227 Apr 2012 #35

Most people aren't centrists zipplewrath Apr 2012 #37

he is on MoJo right now nt Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2012 #5

He's obviously a closet moderate Republican. mwooldri Apr 2012 #6

No closet - Huntsman knows he's a moderate JustABozoOnThisBus Apr 2012 #11

Don't forget the f***ing Dixiecrats my friend. AverageJoe90 Apr 2012 #29

Lets not overdue the "moderate" thing too much. Daniel537 Apr 2012 #15

I think he's a closet sane conservative NewJeffCT Apr 2012 #20

A good friend of mine has done business wilt the stilt Apr 2012 #7

Or . . . is he in the right party? HughBeaumont Apr 2012 #12

Come over from the Dark Side, Jon n/t sarge43 Apr 2012 #8

yeah Tax Man Apr 2012 #34

To the relief of everyone, the RW decision to ridicule edgineered Apr 2012 #9

Huntsman is much more representitive of Republicans ..... marble falls Apr 2012 #10

I don't know about that. Daniel537 Apr 2012 #14

The average Republican is not happy with the choices the "Conservatives" ..... marble falls Apr 2012 #36

the republicans have the attack dogs in the tea party... madrchsod Apr 2012 #13

Irresponsible of huffpo to drop the C word just for shock value DireStrike Apr 2012 #16

Pssst, Jon! You read the memo wrong. tanyev Apr 2012 #17

Ah yes the only Republican in that party that I have any respect for and ZM90 Apr 2012 #18

I always thought he was the best pick of the field obxhead Apr 2012 #21

How Refreshing... BlueDemKev Apr 2012 #22

It's insulting for China... Mass Apr 2012 #23

Kind of like the article in the Onion iandhr Apr 2012 #24

And your a member of this party why? grantcart Apr 2012 #25

Because he actually agrees with them. Daniel537 Apr 2012 #26

Good question grantcart goclark Apr 2012 #28

So much for his VP chances RussBLib Apr 2012 #31

OMG !!! janx Apr 2012 #32

hmmm... "third party candidate". DCBob Apr 2012 #33