Quest for the Presidency (2016 Edition)

[9876543210]

Gonna have to agree with Estreeter here. Lets have a bit of time off to relax from this crap. Oh, my bet is the only candidate the Republicans can come up with who will have a chance is Chris Christy (remember me asking about him torpedoing Mittens?). He's about the only somewhat central Republican I can think of anymore.

But, then again, its entirely possible the Republicans implode. You keep hearing this a.m. that the Republicans weren't conservative enough. That they need more Santorums and his ilk. Who knows. It wouldn't surprise me to see the Tea Party split from the Republicans. Probably dooming both.

and tygrkhat40,

Originally Posted by tygrkhat40

Makes me wish the Mayans were right and the world will come to an end on December 21.

Actually, the Maya never said such a thing. It was some idiot archeologist (or something) misinterpreting a page in the Dresden Codex. Yes, the Mayan timekeeping was the best of all time (some argue their timekeeping is still better than ours) but they never said the world will end on December 21.

But I do understand your point. I sometimes wish they actually had predicted it with a lot of the things going on nowadays. But then I usually wake up.

[gtos4ever]

Originally Posted by palo5

How about a catfight, Begos

Hillary against eagle-eye Sarah, who can see Russia from Anchorage

Surely you know that Mrs. Palin never said this Comrade? Tina Fey, while doing a parody of Palin on "Saturday Night Live", said it.

Palin said you can see Russia from Alaska. Referring to Big Diomede Island (Russia) and Little Diomede Island (USA).

[tamsmith]

Originally Posted by gtos4ever

Surely you know that Mrs. Palin never said this Comrade? Tina Fey, while doing a parody of Palin on "Saturday Night Live", said it.

Palin said you can see Russia from Alaska. Referring to Big Diomede Island (Russia) and Little Diomede Island (USA).

You have just got to have a big laugh.

In Politician speak.

[blueballsdc]

Originally Posted by 9876543210

Gonna have to agree with Estreeter here. Lets have a bit of time off to relax from this crap. Oh, my bet is the only candidate the Republicans can come up with who will have a chance is Chris Christy (remember me asking about him torpedoing Mittens?). He's about the only somewhat central Republican I can think of anymore.

But, then again, its entirely possible the Republicans implode. You keep hearing this a.m. that the Republicans weren't conservative enough. That they need more Santorums and his ilk. Who knows. It wouldn't surprise me to see the Tea Party split from the Republicans. Probably dooming both.

I have been listening to a lot of conservative radio today and having a few giggles.

Overall they are saying that the Republicans need a "true" conservative and "non-establishment" candidate to run. Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, and Marco Rubio have been the three talked about most.

[9876543210]

blueballsdc,

Originally Posted by blueballsdc

I have been listening to a lot of conservative radio today and having a few giggles.

Overall they are saying that the Republicans need a "true" conservative and "non-establishment" candidate to run. Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, and Marco Rubio have been the three talked about most.

I've been listening to the same thing and its been a real hoot. I hope they do nominate any one of those three. It'll be pretty much of a cake walk for the Democrat if they do.

Can anyone really imagine any one of those three as President?

[deepsepia]

Originally Posted by gtos4ever

Tina Fey, while doing a parody of Palin on "Saturday Night Live", said it.

Palin said you can see Russia from Alaska. Referring to Big Diomede Island (Russia) and Little Diomede Island (USA).

I'd happily vote for Tina Fey as Sarah Palin.

[9876543210]

Something to keep an eye on.

I'm noticing this morning that the conservative pundits are really starting to use the "makers vs. takers" talking point a lot. I wonder how long this will last.

Me thinks the Republicans learned absolutely nothing three days ago.

[palo5]

Originally Posted by 9876543210

...I'm noticing this morning that the conservative pundits are really starting to use the "makers vs. takers" talking point a lot...

They're wrong on that. They don't like minorities, but Asian Americans make more money and pay more tax than white Americans. Jews also. But they voted Democrat 3:1. Draw your conclusions

Me thinks the Republicans learned absolutely nothing three days ago.

For the last thirty years, you mean

[blueballsdc]

Originally Posted by deepsepia

I'd happily vote for Tina Fey as Sarah Palin.

I'd happily shag Tina Fey as Sarah Palin.

Originally Posted by 9876543210

I'm noticing this morning that the conservative pundits are really starting to use the "makers vs. takers" talking point a lot. I wonder how long this will last.

Me thinks the Republicans learned absolutely nothing three days ago.

The Republicans are making a lot of excuses and no, they haven't learned anything.

I had a great laugh last night listening to Hannity going on about how Obama had "cheated" his way to victory by saying all of those "horrible, nasty, disgusting things" about Romney. And he didn't know how Obama could live with himself and how he must feel like scum. Of course, Romney never said anything bad about Obama at all and was the nicest, most honest man in the world.

Beck has taken to blaming Chris Christie for the loss, calling him "Fat Bastard", and making lots of jokes about his weight.

[Mal Hombre]

Christie demonstrated Decency,Honesty and strength of Character,Obviously,He's got no future in today's GOP...