You and I have a rendezvous with destiny.
Posted on 08/14/2011 11:35:14 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
This is simply the knee-slapping funniest part of the article. If this dumbass Communist had spent 5 seconds on research, he'd have discovered that Slick Willard PUBLICLY declared he was NOT for Reagan-Bush. Yup, that means he voted for Carter, Mondale, Dukakis and Bubba. In fact, there's no evidence he's ever voted for ANY Republican unless they happened to share his last name... or perhaps just his first and last name.
How do we even know THAT? Maybe he's too liberal to even vote for himself. ;-)
Palin and Bachmann scare the pants off these no balls dimwits.
If they aren't mainstream I wonder why they did so well?
Schultz is just another liberal simpleton trying to sell the notion that any Republican who won’t go along with Democrat tax hikes is an “extremist”. (yawn) What a bore.
BUMP DAT!
Excellent!
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It is–as I have argued for months–no longer the party of Ronald Reagan. Sarah Palin successfully remade the party into one captured more firmly by the Tea party and owing much of its ideological allegiance to a blend of Barry Goldwater, Pat Robertson, and Ayn Rand. Paul and Bachmann represent different wings of this new party, but Bachmann is better poised to run within this new party because her rhetoric and narrative are less pedantic and more appealing that Paul’s cerebral musings about the gold standard.
“no longer the party of Ronald Reagan.”
No, it’s no longer the party of George Bush I and II.
Ed Rollins, who ran Reagan 84 is running Bachmann. It’s no longer the party of Karl Rove.
The Bush wing has had control since 1988.
It’s a return to Reagan. Palin, Bachmann, Paul, all closer to Reagan than to Bush.
There's your give away to who this idiot is, he is a progressive, crying about the liberal RINO’s being defeated by the American Tea Party movement!
The crying and stomping of feet will grow louder as the American Tea Party movement becomes stronger and the closer to the election in 2012!
May be time to start handing out pampers to the cry baby RINO’s and their liberal progressive socialist supporters!
Clearly Bachmann, Paul, and Palin leaves a bad taste in his mouth!
Let me summarize for the “Perfesser”:
1. Oh Noes! The conservative are terrorists and taking over!
2. The Constitution is SCARY!
3. Oh what a world!!!! I’m melting ....
This race is going to come down to two (if Palin doesn’t enter), Romney and Perry.
“Romney
Romney is in trouble. In theory the frontrunner, but he is the frontrunner in a GOP party that no longer exists. He is part of the old Reagan Republican Party (along with Pawlenty) now fading. As the Party has shifted look to see it be more difficult for him to maintain his lead. Bachmann represents the new center of the new Republican Party. She and Paul may not be the fringe, Romney and Pawlenty are. “
Folks, after a ‘news article’ like that, if there’s a right winger left that denies that we are in fact living Orwell’s 1984, we might as well just drink the kool aid now.
The Iowa Straw Poll, a self selected group holding a popularity contest, means squat.
One year, Pat Robertson ran away with it and, in it's entire history, only one Iowa Straw Poll winner has gone on to win the Presidency.
I see Perry as the latecomer to strip off some Bachmann votes while Mitt gets a plurality, at least as the playing field stands. It worked for McCain.
But Perry’s support demonstrates again how far to the right the GOP has moved.
Yeah, but not far enough, imho.
Another Marxist is bummed out because it appears that the GOP is not going to nominate another Bob Dole or John McCain this time around.
And commie socialists love Obama, after all he is one of their own.
1. Oh Noes! The conservative are terrorists and taking over!
2. The Constitution is SCARY!
3. Oh what a world!!!! I’m melting ....
:) Spot on!
Ha ha! What a ham line! Does this professor actually believe his claim that Romney is in the Republican line?
This is from the author’s bio and it explains his perspective:
“Professor Schultz is past president, lobbyist, and executive director for Common Cause Minnesota”
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