Posted on 09/01/2011 5:50:00 AM PDT by sunmars
“We’re at the point where some of the peripheral conservatives need to drop out. They are going no place, and they know it.”
You know I suggested that a while back. It was too soon. It’s still too soon, I say keep ‘em around until Iowa. After Iowa we will likely see a real thinning down to 2 or 3 candidates.
HAHAHAHAHA when will Macy's cut this guy off? I've never seen a man so whipped in my life!!!
He's probably doing this to get some campaign cash to pay off all the spending his wife has been doing, or the wife saw that Moochelle spent over $10,000,000 of your tax dollars the past year on vacations and she is just obsessing with the possibility that she can have all that money at her disposal.
ABO - ANYBODY but Oboma.
I really like Herman Cain and think he’d be a good VP pick. Tim Pawlenty would be a good VP pick, too - he has good ideas, but not much charisma. The all-time best would be Rubio, but it doesn’t look like he’s interested now.
So exactly where is Rass spinning and sampling to get "his man" Perry good numbers? This is the best most reliable poll we have. Is everything in this primary election a conspiracy against Palin? If it is, there is one way to correct it. She could announce and get into this thing to fight back. Oh. That's right. You folks believe she can wait until after Christmas to jump in without ill effects.
AMEN!
This is truly a fight against evil, in much the same way WW II was. Recently, my husband and I stumbled upon the Museum of the War in the Pacific in Fredericksburg, TX (home of Admiral Nimitz) a museum I would recommend to any American. The battles fought by our young men in the Pacific are often down played, and not even mentioned in historic retrospect, and this museum gave them the credit they so deserved. It's amazing to see the truth depicted about the Japanese during this time, and how truly evil their intentions were. The response? Well, go see for yourself. It wasn't 'nice.'
Another thing I noted at the museum that struck me. Every single president since FDR played a military role in WW II up to Bush 41. Is being in the military a requirement for being a President? No...but it is sure an indicator of your courage in the face of danger, your willingness to stand in the gap for a friend or fellow serviceman, and your dedication to die for everything America stands for. When we have a leader of our country who has never faced those perils or been courageous when confronting death, we have a lack of character in the place we need it the most--the captain of our ship. A self-interested, arrogant ideologue does not serve others first (or at all), but only worries about his own legacy, and looking at our last three presidents, two of them certainly fit that description. (Bush 43 has since proven himself to me, in spite of his minimal military experience because of how he handled himself in the face of 9/11).
If we hope to save our country, we must elect for someone with character, someone who can stand up to evil and stare it down, because that evil is coming from within our own borders. For me, I see that gumption in everything Rick Perry is, and pray each day that he will lead America back to the greatness that those young men in the Pacific died defending.
Obama.
OBVIOUSLY Rasmussen is suffering from Palin Derangement Syndrome.
“...over a phony, cowardly, ivy league partial birth abortion advocate...”
Add subversive, effeminate Marxist douchebag into the list of adjectives too....
Yep...and that's coming if he wins the Presidency...you can bank on it. Additionally Gov. jobs will increase just as in Texas. Perry's a "Pay to play" guy so companies will have to pay up to bargain with him.
My wife believes that the country started going downhill when women started voting. I disagree a bit - Woodrow Wilson was elected before the 19th Amendment, but she does have a point.
I think voting should be restricted to taxpayers over the age of 25 and service members of any age.
No more 18 year old college students, crackheads, welfare recipients, etc. You know, the Rats base.
“...America isn’t suffering for Texas fatigue at all. It never was. It’s pining for a genuine cowboy...”
After all...Cowboys ARE more genuinely American than Kenyan Marxist subversives will ever be...no matter how hard the liberals try to bullsh*t college students into buying communism.
Perry needs to talk straight and true and slap Obama over the head with facts in the debate. No deference, no over-the-top respect, no politesse and niceties.
“...I hate Oprah and The View, but most of my friends love them...”
You should probably find some new friends...!!!
Kenyan. He’s Kenyan.
And a little bit Indonesian.
Certainly not American.
The Paulhriod I work with says that the lack of support for Ron Paul is not the fault of Ron Paul.
You can't take Kennebunkport out of a Bush.
Kinda the mistake Rudy made...he did it his way and we know how that worked out...
I'll bet he claims "It's their fault".
The antecedent for the pronoun will remain unidentified...
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