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Teflon Donald, Quintessential Republicrat
scottfactor.com ^ | 03/31/2011 | Gina Miller

Posted on 03/31/2011 5:29:25 AM PDT by scottfactor

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1 posted on 03/31/2011 5:29:29 AM PDT by scottfactor
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To: scottfactor
Alan Keyes, Herman Cain or Allen West

Sounds like a fetish.

2 posted on 03/31/2011 5:39:31 AM PDT by Huck (Palin on Libya: Definitely a no-fly zone, definitely regime change, won't rule out ground troops.)
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To: scottfactor

I am not a Trump fan, but I am also tried of watching the media and the Democrats, and RINO’s pick my candidate.

I want a primary where every state votes the same day and the people of this country instead of one state or caucus doing the picking. That isn’t going to happen, but this year I am determined to vote for who I like.

Every year I gat to try to pick the best of two evils. It aint happening this year.

I will vote for whom I like if I have to write the name in.

I will not be loyal to a party that is not loyal to me .


3 posted on 03/31/2011 5:40:48 AM PDT by Venturer
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To: scottfactor

Seems like you are playing indentity politics.

Alan Keyes is a certified fruit loop on the fringe of American politics. Who happens to be black.

Herman Cain and Allen West are true mainstream conservative leaders (who also happen to be black).

By lumping the three together, you are diminishing West and Cain.


4 posted on 03/31/2011 5:45:16 AM PDT by nhwingut (Palin '12... Accept No Other)
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To: Huck

A fetish?! Good grief!

Those happen to be a few of the only guys out there who I consider to be the real deal, and there’s nothing “perverse” about it.


5 posted on 03/31/2011 5:45:47 AM PDT by WXRGina
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To: scottfactor

Sounds like Ross Perot on crack.


6 posted on 03/31/2011 5:47:34 AM PDT by Mr Ramsbotham (Laws against sodomy are honored in the breech.)
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To: nhwingut

Scott is not playing “identity” politics. He didn’t write the column. I did.

Alan Keyes is in no way a “fruit loop.” I base my points on Mr. Keyes’ words. His words are true.

And, I stand by my words.


7 posted on 03/31/2011 5:48:07 AM PDT by WXRGina
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To: WXRGina

...loved your post. Very informative and a great read for all of us on FR.
Thanks!


8 posted on 03/31/2011 5:51:35 AM PDT by fatfertile
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To: fatfertile

Thank you. I appreciate that!


9 posted on 03/31/2011 5:55:13 AM PDT by WXRGina
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To: scottfactor

We already elected this guy. His name was George W. Bush.

Time to hit the NEXT button.


10 posted on 03/31/2011 5:55:49 AM PDT by snowrip (Liberal? You are a socialist idiot with no rational argument.)
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To: scottfactor
I agree that The Donald is certainly a mixed bag of tricks. I also don't want the usual suspects/candidates rounded up and "chosen" for me, especially the Three aRino's.

That said, if the decision were down to The One or The Donald (which I pray it won't be), I'd choose The Donald. For all of his faults, he at least loves the USA.

11 posted on 03/31/2011 6:00:39 AM PDT by Jane Long (2 Chron 7:14)
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To: scottfactor

Obama will be tough to beat in 2012. We cannot take victory for granted, otherwise 2012 will be 1996 and not 1980.

Donald Trump does possess some attrinutes that could work well for him. For one, he’s already a household name and a bit of a celebrity. This is important in our sound-bite and celebrity worshipping culture.

More importantly, Donald Trump presents an image of toughness and decisiveness. This isn’t just an act for a TV show, it’s how he became who he is. Those qualities will stand in sharp contrast to Obama’s record of weakness and indecision.


12 posted on 03/31/2011 6:04:02 AM PDT by bobjam
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To: nhwingut

Who certified Alan Keyes as a “fruit loop”? On what factual basis was this certification done? What are the credentials of the person or people who made this determination?


13 posted on 03/31/2011 6:06:21 AM PDT by Durus (You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality. Ayn Rand)
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To: WXRGina

Why is it that you only want a male leader?


14 posted on 03/31/2011 6:08:09 AM PDT by Durus (You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality. Ayn Rand)
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To: Durus
Why is it that you only want a male leader?

Because men are meant to be, designed to be, the leaders.

Yes, I always "hear it" from people on that one, because I've written it before (in one of my columns about Michele Bachmann). That's just what I believe, and it's also based on the words of the Bible.

15 posted on 03/31/2011 6:24:31 AM PDT by WXRGina
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To: Durus
I certified Alan Keyes as a fruit loop when he came out for reparations in his run against Barack Obama, thereby doing the impossible and makeing Obama into a centrist! Brilliant. Had Keyes merely run a decent race we might have been spared the Obama ascendency and presidency.
By Christine Phillip BET.com BET.com

updated 8/18/2004 6:47:07 PM ET 2004-08-18T22:47:07

Share Print Font: +-Alan Keyes, the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate who once referred to reparations as “an insult to our slave ancestors,” is now calling for a plan that would exempt the descendants of slaves from income taxes for at least a generation.

Tax exemption would give Blacks "a competitive edge in the labor market," because they would be cheaper to hire than federal tax-paying employee" and allow Blacks to be compensated "for all those years when your labor was being exploited," said Keyes, who is challenging Illinois state Sen. Barack Obama for the U.S. Senate seat.

Keyes' different turn

The ancestors of slaves would be precluded from paying federal taxes for a generation or two. The exemption would apply only to federal taxes, as opposed to state taxes, since slavery "was an egregious failure on the part of the federal establishment,” Keyes said. There would be no exemption from Social Security taxes, however.


16 posted on 03/31/2011 6:26:10 AM PDT by Jack Black ( Whatever is left of American patriotism is now identical with counter-revolution.)
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Now, before I get into this, I want to say that I like Donald Trump, even though, of course, I have never met him, have never looked him in his eyes.

I have met him, looked him in his eyes and don't like him.

He is a guy that has had all of his dad's wealth and opportunity, and the fact that he's taken advantage of it is OK with me.

I don't care how much money he's made, it's called capitalism for a reason, and I'm all for it.

He is also sleazy, amoral, crooked, union payoff guy {he'd rather bribe them than fight them}.

This recent dust up with the birth certificate is the Donald running interference for hildabitch.

I have no idea what obama doesn't want the public to see on his birth certificate or the rest of his past, but he is looking more and more like the "Manchurian Candidate", with the mooselimbs and soros as his original financial backers.

Who paid osamaobama's way to private schools, Columbia, Harvard? How many social security numbers has he had? What did his original passport list as his country?

17 posted on 03/31/2011 6:27:56 AM PDT by USS Alaska (Nuke the terrorist savages.)
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To: scottfactor

I’ll probably be voting for Donald.


18 posted on 03/31/2011 6:30:26 AM PDT by RC one ("merchants have no country")
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To: WXRGina

“Yes, I always “hear it” from people on that one, because I’ve written it before (in one of my columns about Michele Bachmann). That’s just what I believe, and it’s also based on the words of the Bible”.
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Talking about FRUIT LOOPS................If you truly believe this, pal.


19 posted on 03/31/2011 6:36:01 AM PDT by VeeP22
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You should think a little bit more about what electing another black president immediately after Obama would mean.

Of the three only Rep. West even holds an elective office at this point. I think he is a potential candidate for higher office at some point in the future, but not in 2012.

Americans have a long tradition of preferring VPs and Governors and the occassional General as President. People who have achieved other high office in other words.

We took a chance on a half term senator, and few will be in the mood to do it again.

The black electorate voted 95% for Obama, and votes almost as highly for other Democrats, election after election. Given this it seems strange to me, and I'm sure to millions of other White Americans, that you seem obsessed with choosing only the black conservatives, mostly people without any real political experience, as the best qualified candidates.

As another poster said: it seems like a fetish.

I would suggest that 2012 is most definately NOT the year for


20 posted on 03/31/2011 6:37:18 AM PDT by Jack Black ( Whatever is left of American patriotism is now identical with counter-revolution.)
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