Whoa, these Guys are Weak (Call for Action)

10-12-2011 | Parksstp

[Lady Lucky]

[Lady Lucky]

Though I’m unfamiliar with your style, I suspect your post is not meant to be humorous or ironic; rather it appears to be fresh-tossed monkey poo.
You sound childish, arrogant and hysterical as you claim other people are...arrogant, hysterical children.
Get some help with the anger management and keep me out of your recipient list thank you.

[chris37]

The GOP has nothing to offer now, and it will have nothing to offer in 2016.

To be perfectly honest, I don’t see America making it to 2016.

[PhilosopherStone1000]

There won’t be 5 candidates by, at the latest, mid-February (with all the state delegations moving up their primaries/caucuses). Then any pledged delegates are free to vote for whomever.

I’ve tried to come up a succinct table/post, but the system is so convoluted that it’s almost impossible. Here’s a small bet:

Cain wins Iowa (after all, Huckabee won Iowa in 2008).
Romney wins New Hampshire (close to MA).
Cain squeaks out a victory in Florida and goes on to take most of the South (Huckabee won IA, KS, TN, GA, WV, AL, AR - we can expect the Southerner and social conservative Cain to do as well).

Once Perry drops out, expect TX to go to Cain.

Not an easy path for Cain, but no reason to hold our heads just yet.

[Lady Lucky]

Fine. I’ll go bake some gingerbread cookies for him. You can milk old Bossy.

[PhilosopherStone1000]

New poll puts Cain at 30% nationally:

Here

Let's look at where the votes from your chart go when people start dropping out:

Bachmann -> Cain (+4.8%)
Huntsman -> Romney (+1.2%)
Perry -> Cain(+14.7%)
Santorum -> Cain (+2.3%)
Gingrich -> Split (+3.6% each)
Paul -> Stay Home or Stay in the race

New Totals:
Romney -> 26.5%
Cain -> 41.7%


And that doesn't take into account the latest poll linked above.

[PhilosopherStone1000]

I used to milk “Valentine” until she ended up in the deep freezer one day. Can’t say that I missed churning butter, and the steaks were delish!

[Waywardson]

You are 100000000000000000000000000000000% right.

And our only shot was IF Palin was actually willing and capable. Turns out not. Thus, the answer to your question, and it is not a pretty answer, is we will nominate Romney and he will lose and Obama will have his mandate to keep Obama Care and continue to transform America and the spineless leadership in the Congress, no matter how many new Freshmen enter, will NOT stop him.

Now, you have been warned. Prepare your families and lives and business accordingly.

[pepperdog]

I always wonder why people make such important decisions based on a few orchestrated debates. Smooth speakers don't great Presidents make. If seems so much easier to look at the candidates records and what they have done with the jobs they currently hold. I have a family member that could sell the proverbial ice to people of the far North, but don't expect any follow thru from her! You'll be forever disappointed.