I put someone else also. It's so far away until the actual vote, the likely person hasn't even been born yet. Not that I look to the news for entertainment necessarily, but two entire years of election coverage is going to get old with me.
I put Hillary, but I must agree with your logic. On the same token, given the MSM's masterful manipulation (credit to the Dems for the timely "bomb-dropping") of the House and Senate coup, it certainly seems plausible that the same public may "bite" again. I really have this feeling that the MSM is onto something with all of this guilt-driven propaganda. For instance, how sweetly they shoulder-up with mainstream America and ask "Can we accept a 'minority' leadership?" As if we are all just part of the "neo-love and peace" movement.
I've a suggestion...Condi Rice. She is extremely well-qualified, and at this point in time, among the most level-headed in our Gov.
Never use your gun to pistol-wip a Liberal. That could mar the finish.
Hillary, but admit it, a Dennis Kucinich campaign would be great fun and downright bizarre! Would definately divide the Dems. All conservatives should get behind a Kucinich nomination!
I had a Dem friend of mine say that if she could get away with it, she'd lock Hillary in a closet for the next two years, because (in her opinion) HRC is pretty much a guaranteed loser for the Dems. I'd venture a guess that she's not the only Dem who thinks that way.
You gotta read Shadow Party by David Horowitz and Richard Poe. A stunning book. I'm a slow reader yet I finished it in two days. I was both amazed and dismayed by what I learned and by how so little about the the Soros-Clinton subversion of our political process gets reported. We have become the ignorant masses.
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I put in someone else...there
January 30, 2007 - 17:23 ET by bigtimerI put in someone else...there is almost two years to go and the people listed here I do not think can win...
Al Gore is waitn' in the wings....probably ask John 'Pariah' Kerry to be his V.P!
I put someone else also. I
January 31, 2007 - 16:26 ET by RotorcraftJOEI put someone else also. It's so far away until the actual vote, the likely person hasn't even been born yet. Not that I look to the news for entertainment necessarily, but two entire years of election coverage is going to get old with me.
I put Hillary, but I must agr
February 2, 2007 - 11:47 ET by bulletproofI put Hillary, but I must agree with your logic. On the same token, given the MSM's masterful manipulation (credit to the Dems for the timely "bomb-dropping") of the House and Senate coup, it certainly seems plausible that the same public may "bite" again. I really have this feeling that the MSM is onto something with all of this guilt-driven propaganda. For instance, how sweetly they shoulder-up with mainstream America and ask "Can we accept a 'minority' leadership?" As if we are all just part of the "neo-love and peace" movement.
I've a suggestion...Condi Rice. She is extremely well-qualified, and at this point in time, among the most level-headed in our Gov.
Never use your gun to pistol-wip a Liberal. That could mar the finish.
Hate to say it, but its gonna
January 30, 2007 - 17:28 ET by Dave RHate to say it, but its gonna be The Hildebeast.
And who, pray tell, voted for Dennis the Spinach?
Mickey Mouse
January 31, 2007 - 09:19 ET by MightyMouthI voted "Someone Else": Mickey Mouse. The Dems would clinch the 3 to 8 yr old vote.
"There are two types of people in this country; those who provide freedom and those who enjoy it." MM says...
That is a very strong voting
January 31, 2007 - 09:21 ET by SemperrightThat is a very strong voting block in Chicago.
They turned out in record numbers last election.
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Hey Semper, I hear there wa
January 31, 2007 - 09:27 ET by MightyMouthHey Semper, I hear there was a strong turnout of the "RD" (Recently Deceased) block of voters also. That one-two combo can do wonders in an election.
"There are two types of people in this country; those who provide freedom and those who enjoy it." MM says...
MM, and we think that Dems ca
January 31, 2007 - 09:30 ET by SemperrightMM, and we think that Dems can't fix anything.
First the elections then Global Conservatism...err I mean global warming
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I had a democrat "fix&
January 31, 2007 - 09:38 ET by MightyMouthI had a democrat "fix" my car once. Everything was ok until I....
or forget it.... I'm too depressed to go on... :-(
"There are two types of people in this country; those who provide freedom and those who enjoy it." MM says...
MM,I doubt a Dem could fix
January 31, 2007 - 09:48 ET by SemperrightMM,
I doubt a Dem could fix a sandwich let alone a car.
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Hillary, but admit it, a Denn
January 31, 2007 - 13:26 ET by winston smithHillary, but admit it, a Dennis Kucinich campaign would be great fun and downright bizarre! Would definately divide the Dems. All conservatives should get behind a Kucinich nomination!
I had a Dem friend of mine sa
January 31, 2007 - 20:09 ET by KimberlyI had a Dem friend of mine say that if she could get away with it, she'd lock Hillary in a closet for the next two years, because (in her opinion) HRC is pretty much a guaranteed loser for the Dems. I'd venture a guess that she's not the only Dem who thinks that way.
Shadow Party
January 31, 2007 - 22:14 ET by j17ghsYou gotta read Shadow Party by David Horowitz and Richard Poe. A stunning book. I'm a slow reader yet I finished it in two days. I was both amazed and dismayed by what I learned and by how so little about the the Soros-Clinton subversion of our political process gets reported. We have become the ignorant masses.
pillager an thief
February 1, 2007 - 14:20 ET by foolnomorethe la'Hiller'beast,,with "Bill" taking out papers to run againist ,"kerry " in Mass ?? arrraarrr,,"oops' just a bad dream???can never happen here??