Posted on 10/06/2011 10:07:54 AM PDT by Ocarterma
Cain-Gingrich makes sense to me.
Newt’s got some issues, but he brings the DC know-how that Cain lacks.
Uh, No.
:)We are saving it anyway.
After listening to her on Bob and Mark today I’d say she is not going to run/pursue for any elective/appointment office. Sounds like she wants to remain a private citizen...
It’s early in the game but save it if you wish.
Jay Leno had Herman Cain do a lightning round on the candidates.Romney nice hair.
Bachmann nice lady.
Perry good governor for Texas.
Paul crabby old man.
Gingrich brilliant.
Presidential debate: the mathematician-entrepreneur-executive deconstructs the street agitator.
Vice Presidential debate: The philosophical creator of the Contract with America takes apart the plagiarizing foul-mouth wingtip-en-boca.
I don’t think Sarah would want it.
I am not a Romney fan; bit think this idea that he cannot win and that, this is why MSM softly supports him is wrong . See the gamesmanship here as more akin to ‘Brer Rabbit’; or just a ‘protest too much’. All to say, think Mitt could clearly beat Obama.
Post of the day, week, and possibly month.
Merci, mon ami. :-)
I agree. They haven’t been paying attention when he talks about the economy. I don’t like him or trust him, but he is articulate and credible on the foremost issue of the day in a way Obama couldn’t begin to compete with.
How about that Sec. of State you in Ohio had back in 2004? He was a conservative black man too. Ken Blackwell(was that his name?)would be a great pick in my own opinion! I wonder what happened to him? I haven’t heard anything about him for several years since then!
Blackwell is a nice guy, but picked some bad advisers and made the fatal mistake of calling the biggest scum bag televangelist in town, Rod Parsley, “my good friend.” That finished him for good.
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