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Originally posted by muse7
And a Rand Paul/ Ted Cruz nomination would give the working and middle class a boot up the ass on behalf of big corporations .
Originally posted by AlienScience
Does anyone honestly think that anyone besides Hillary is going to be the next President?
If you ever want to see a Republican president again then Republicans must nominate someone with moderate views and not a far right extremist from the Tea Party.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by AlienScience
Does anyone honestly think that anyone besides Hillary is going to be the next President?
I thought for sure she was going to be POTUS in 2008. Then Obama came out of nowhere and
plugged into manufactured 'white guilt' and got elected. His resume is empty compared to hers.
She is capable. She can do the job. But she's corrupt to the core.
MSNBC is already on the job trying to make sure she gets elected this time.
Predictable.
Originally posted by muse7
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
The new political divide is liberty and anti-liberty.
Plenty of R's and D's share Christie's anti-liberty positions.
He'd actually be the perfect candidate if the partisan morons ever looked in the mirror are realized they're both on the same anti-liberty team.
Christie/Bush 2016. Because you love the boot on your neck.
or
Hillary/Emanuel 2016. Because you love the boot on your neck.
Either way that boot isnt going anywhere.
And a Rand Paul/ Ted Cruz nomination would give the working and middle class a boot up the ass on behalf of big corporations .
It's a lose lose lose situation. This country needs a REAL progressive leader that will put the people first.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by Evil_Santa
Your post isn't accurate. The Conservatives were never on board with Kristy Kreme, and it has nothing to do with aid, it has to do with him being a tax and spend Liberal Republican.
Originally posted by sonnny1
reply to post by neo96
All of these guys are the same.
The GOP doesn't have a backbone.
Yeah, I said it.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Evil_Santa
When people 'shift to the middle' it is to sell themselves as something as they are not.
IE Pandering,
IE Telling people what ever they want to hear just to get a job.
That is why the GOP lost the last two elections they ran moderates to appeal to Democrats, and Independents.
They will never win like that.
The GOP is the GOP and the base has been staying home think they would learn.
When people 'shift to the middle' it is to sell themselves as something as they are not.
IE Pandering, IE Telling people what ever they want to hear just to get a job.
That is why the GOP lost the last two elections they ran moderates to appeal to Democrats, and Independents.
They will never win like that.
The GOP is the GOP and the base has been staying home think they would learn.
Uh no. The GOP lost because the GOP is out of touch with the majority of the US population, b
The inherent issue with narcissists is that they all think they're 100% correct and refuse to look at other viewpoints because theirs is always correct.
Oh and pandering? LOL. Using Marco Rubio as an attempt to pander to the Hispanic community anyone? How about the whole "lets do amnesty to gain Hispanic voters".
Pot meet kettle.
Originally posted by neo96
Indeed really under the delusion the Democrats are 'better' then the 'Republicans'
REALLY?
Neo, you are delightfully delusional. You may want to get out of the bunker and listen to some sane people for a change.
So everyone is an extremist at heart? I am not. None of my friends are. Centrists appeal to us, because they are obviously not beholden to ideology.
Or just believing in moderate things.
Romney was no moderate, at least he didn't run as one, and McCain chose that idiot Palin to prove how conservative he was. They are conservatives, just not extremists.
They only ran as well as they did because they chose conservatives, not ultra-conservatives. If, in the last dying gasp of the aging tea party, they nominate an ultra-conservative, they will suffer a devastating defeat.
The GOP base never stays home.