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Posted on 09/23/2011 10:56:11 PM PDT by yoe
I’d also be fine with a Cain/Gingrich ticket
Gingrich is a great policy wonk.
But his personal life indicates he wouldn’t be a good presidential candidate.
Perfect. A RINO who can debate well. We’re doomed.
I’ll go Cain first with Newt second right now
Cain is also my favourite.
Gingrich for secretary and Cain for Finance
Yes, Christie is heavier than ever. His odds of avoiding sudden cardiac arrest are poor.
I’m just messing with the fat boy...
We cant just assume
I just took you out of context....!
He’s a biiigggg boy. :)
He can take it.
I like the lookout towers that dot the coastline...
as of right now Im going with a Gingrich/Cain ticket
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That’s my leaning, too. I had been leaning Perry/Gingrich.
I don’t want Romney.
Coastline and watch towers?
Oh come on, that is just not a nice thing to say about Christie’s weight.
Sorry, hate to be a wet blanket, but as much as I like those options, can’t see them happening.
I think we’re going to end up with a RINO, but just hoping to get Rubio on the ticket to build for the future.
You used to be able to clime them. The damn Govt keeps trying to close them off. That is why I carry tools with me when we roll up on them.
I don’t see them happening, either. We are going to be force fed Romney and we will like it. not.
But, of the ones we have to pick from...Newt, Cain and Perry are the only ones I’m interested in. Perry may be done or maybe he can recover...guess we shall see.
One thing about Christie, he defends his policies very strongly and effectively. The liberal media took some cheap shots early on and he wiped the floor with them. Now they are more cautious.
Unfortunately, this is very unusual for a Republican. Most of them get defensive and intimidated by the media.
Now that “Ricardo Perry” has hit the rocks, they have to bring out the next semi-conservative candidate to shove down our throats.
The end game strategy is to split up conservative votes with all these candidates (Perry, Santorum, Christie etc.) so that Romney wins.
Thus, they both would prove unpalatable to the TEA party coalition, which will be the driving force in the 2012 elections.
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