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Originally posted by Frankidealist35
It's just people calling you out on calling out Sarah Palin all the time while there are a number of people in the Democratic party that are equally corrupt.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Stop trying to hijack every thread you come across. If you want to expose corruption on either side, feel free to do it elsewhere. This thread is on the topic of two particular candidates from GOP, and your posts are off-topic.
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
This article is solely about keeping the Dems in power by dividing the two parties even more and gaining some republicans and attracting all of them.
Nobody in their right mind would back any ticket with Cheney in it, Palin maybe, but never Cheney.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
There is not an iota of common sense in what you said. The GOP is hell bent on making the Dems fail without any regard to public good. What further division are you talking about?
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
Thank you for finally saying what you meant all along
which is the GOP is evil and the Dems are great!
Originally posted by uaocteaou
I don't know who the GOP will put up next time around, but it won't be Cheney, that much is certain.
Although he doesn't give a chit, even he knows that he's a pariah on the political scene, the GOP didn't even want him at their convention.
Palin is an empty sack, she could get some votes, sure, but she could never be a serious contender against a serious politician, she's just not smart enough, and she's got problems on the horizon anyway.
Crist, he's gay, and the GOP knows that they can't conceal that fact anymore with pretty beards. Even Rove recently contributed to his opponents campaign.
Jindal, nope. He's too thin on most issues, and his personal life before politics are a problem for him. Oh, and he's brown, and we all know that the GOP doesn't support people who are brown.
Pawlenty, nope. His personal life and behind the scenes political activities are going to bring him down, at least for the next couple of election cycles.
Huckabee, maybe. But he can't win the whole game, and the GOP knows that. He's a proud part of that evangelical movement, and he's stated that he believes that the constitution should be "brought into line with Gods law". He could do well in the deep south, but I think that's about it.
He's also got a few problems down the pipe, that would only be problems if he decides to run for President.
Romney, maybe. He's the most legitimate contender out there, right now anyway. But I think we all saw that there's just something about him that turns people off, and he really needs to acquire a personality. He should also stop flip-flopping on on issues, that would help. But he is the most legitimate candidate right now.
I still think that the next big thing in GOP politics hasn't come to the surface just yet.
Originally posted by lucentenigma
heh, I'm coining the phrase 'Chain and Pain'.
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
This may in fact have become a rumor in order to scare American’s into voting again for Barack Obama and whether it is or not, I cannot see this potential scare tactics as reason enough to see the Obama/Biden team as a viable second term through being the Incumbent ticket that I would vote for because no matter what lesser of two evils, Cheney/Palin or Obama/Biden, I would vote for neither.
Any thoughts on Newt Gingrich?