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I'm sure that you and a thousand other racists will vote for Duke
I know one member here who would just think he died and gone to heaven with a Palin/Duke ticket.
Not a very bright person then. Palin is a jewish stooge.
How 'pitiful' is the Republican presidential field? - The Week
According to public opinion polls, the field is currently "quite weak." Only two likely Republican contenders Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney have positive favorability ratings. Sarah Palin and Newt Gingrich have "especially poor" ratings, in the negative double digits. Is the 2012 GOP field, as The Atlantic's Andrew Sullivan puts it, irredeemably "pitiful?"
The GOP field is weak: These numbers are "bad news for Republicans," says Jim Lindgren in The Volokh Conspiracy. Some of the GOP contenders could make "better than average presidents," but "I see no one who as yet looks to be a better than average candidate." If this is the best the GOP can muster, "President Obama will be hard to beat."
Im going to ask you the same damn question I always do....
Why the fuck do you care who the GOP runs..... your voting democrat anyways so shut up please!
How 'pitiful' is the Republican presidential field? - The Week
According to public opinion polls, the field is currently "quite weak." Only two likely Republican contenders Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney have positive favorability ratings. Sarah Palin and Newt Gingrich have "especially poor" ratings, in the negative double digits. Is the 2012 GOP field, as The Atlantic's Andrew Sullivan puts it, irredeemably "pitiful?"
The GOP field is weak: These numbers are "bad news for Republicans," says Jim Lindgren in The Volokh Conspiracy. Some of the GOP contenders could make "better than average presidents," but "I see no one who as yet looks to be a better than average candidate." If this is the best the GOP can muster, "President Obama will be hard to beat."
Im going to ask you the same damn question I always do....
Why the fuck do you care who the GOP runs..... your voting democrat anyways so shut up please!
It's a combination of two factors... hatred of Palin and a sincere desire to affect who the right chooses.
Not a very bright person then. Palin is a jewish stooge.
What does this even mean? Duke? Seriously?
God man.....
Yes seriously. What you scared?
How 'pitiful' is the Republican presidential field? - The Week
According to public opinion polls, the field is currently "quite weak." Only two likely Republican contenders Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney have positive favorability ratings. Sarah Palin and Newt Gingrich have "especially poor" ratings, in the negative double digits. Is the 2012 GOP field, as The Atlantic's Andrew Sullivan puts it, irredeemably "pitiful?"
The GOP field is weak: These numbers are "bad news for Republicans," says Jim Lindgren in The Volokh Conspiracy. Some of the GOP contenders could make "better than average presidents," but "I see no one who as yet looks to be a better than average candidate." If this is the best the GOP can muster, "President Obama will be hard to beat."
Im going to ask you the same damn question I always do....
Why the fuck do you care who the GOP runs..... your voting democrat anyways so shut up please!
Let's face it. God Himself could be running and He would still be considered "pitiful"
Not a very bright person then. Palin is a jewish stooge.
What does this even mean? Duke? Seriously?
God man.....
Yes seriously. What you scared?
How 'pitiful' is the Republican presidential field? - The Week
According to public opinion polls, the field is currently "quite weak." Only two likely Republican contenders Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney have positive favorability ratings. Sarah Palin and Newt Gingrich have "especially poor" ratings, in the negative double digits. Is the 2012 GOP field, as The Atlantic's Andrew Sullivan puts it, irredeemably "pitiful?"
The GOP field is weak: These numbers are "bad news for Republicans," says Jim Lindgren in The Volokh Conspiracy. Some of the GOP contenders could make "better than average presidents," but "I see no one who as yet looks to be a better than average candidate." If this is the best the GOP can muster, "President Obama will be hard to beat."
Im going to ask you the same damn question I always do....
Why the fuck do you care who the GOP runs..... your voting democrat anyways so shut up please!
Liberals just want to start planning their smear campaigns early.
The liberal media also needs to start promoting someone unelectable in order to secure Obama's second term.
What is so hard for Republicans to say "We ain't got shit" when it comes to potential candidates
This is one of the weakest GOP fields I have seen in my lifetime.
Reminds me of when the Dems ran Mike Dukakis and George McGovern
How pitiful are the liberals here when they have to pretend to give a crap about who the "contendahs" are in the GOP at this juncture, so far out from the start of the primary season of 2012?
The process will cull out some of the least likely possible candidates. OF those with some kind of realistic prospect who then remain, the process (as absurd as it often gets) will lead one or three or so to emerge as the true prospects.
One of more of THEM will then make a record worthy of respect as a candidate.
It will likely be someone with sufficient conservative credentials since, this time around, those who pander to the left in the hopes of grabbing the center are gonna get their asses handed to them. The rules are changing.
The result might be a real choice come the General Election. A more or less true conservative versus either President Obama (a hopeless liberal at best) or some other liberal Democratic.
Let's face it. God Himself could be running and He would still be considered "pitiful"
How pitiful are the liberals here when they have to pretend to give a crap about who the "contendahs" are in the GOP at this juncture, so far out from the start of the primary season of 2012?
The process will cull out some of the least likely possible candidates. OF those with some kind of realistic prospect who then remain, the process (as absurd as it often gets) will lead one or three or so to emerge as the true prospects.
One of more of THEM will then make a record worthy of respect as a candidate.
It will likely be someone with sufficient conservative credentials since, this time around, those who pander to the left in the hopes of grabbing the center are gonna get their asses handed to them. The rules are changing.
The result might be a real choice come the General Election. A more or less true conservative versus either President Obama (a hopeless liberal at best) or some other liberal Democratic.
Look at the bright side * * * * There's no one in the GOP field as pitiful
as Fred Thompson.
* * * *
It's unbelievably pathetic.
The rightwing crop is little better than a bunch of cartoon characters, and the moderate commonsense centrist faction are getting trashed by the rightwing puppetmasters in the media.
