OK, I admit it....was I ever wrong

[Ray From Cleveland]

I never could have predicted Trump, but I knew Jeb Bush had no chance ever. I'm shocked he didn't get the message much earlier.

I must admit I was wrong too. I knew Bush wouldn't make it, but I predicted he would stay in much longer than he has. The question now is who gets his support? I think Kasich will benefit from this if he doesn't drop out as well.

You guys are able to admit when you are wrong? Where was that honesty on Iraq or when bushanomics put us into a recession?

You'll get that honesty when the left admits the recession was caused by liberals wanting to put more minorities in their own homes whether they could afford it or not.

 

[9aces]

Would all those present heaping dirt on Jeb's grave who also cast two votes for his imbecile brother please raise their hands.......

Rustic......don't be shy now....

Amazin', ain't it?

I voted for the imbecile twice.

Option 1 - Al Gore, who said NYC would be under water right now.
Option 2 - John Kerry, who may be the dumbest man walking the earth

Take the imbecile every time in those 2 choices.....which is sad.

 

[Rustic]

I never could have predicted Trump, but I knew Jeb Bush had no chance ever. I'm shocked he didn't get the message much earlier.

So why did you believe Jeb "had no chance ever"?

Several reasons:

1. He's a Bush.
2. He's an establishment candidate.
3. He's a progressive.
4. He's soft on illegals.
5. He supports common core.

In short, he's the opposite of what the bulk of the GOP voters want.

...and a career politician - Rino

 

[Rustic]

Would all those present heaping dirt on Jeb's grave who also cast two votes for his imbecile brother please raise their hands.......

Rustic......don't be shy now....

Amazin', ain't it?

I voted for the imbecile twice.

Option 1 - Al Gore, who said NYC would be under water right now.
Option 2 - John Kerry, who may be the dumbest man walking the earth

Take the imbecile every time in those 2 choices.....which is sad.

 

[Indeependent]

Would all those present heaping dirt on Jeb's grave who also cast two votes for his imbecile brother please raise their hands.......

Rustic......don't be shy now....

Amazin', ain't it?

I voted for the imbecile twice.

Option 1 - Al Gore, who said NYC would be under water right now.
Option 2 - John Kerry, who may be the dumbest man walking the earth

Take the imbecile every time in those 2 choices.....which is sad.

Imbeciles ARE presumably harmless; then there's always a Dick Cheney behind the imbecile.

 

[Rustic]

Would all those present heaping dirt on Jeb's grave who also cast two votes for his imbecile brother please raise their hands.......

Rustic......don't be shy now....

Amazin', ain't it?

I voted for the imbecile twice.

Option 1 - Al Gore, who said NYC would be under water right now.
Option 2 - John Kerry, who may be the dumbest man walking the earth

Take the imbecile every time in those 2 choices.....which is sad.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

I think this election has been fun..we've actually had a good field of choices. And what do the Dems have? An old Socialist and a career crook and politician.

 

[Silhouette]

I always prided myself on being able to pick the republican candidate years in advance. It was so easy, Republicans always went with the safe pick, the guy who came in second the last time, the well known candidate. There were no Carters, Clinton's or Obamas coming out of nowhere for the Republicans

I was positive Bush would win the nomination easily

I underestimated Trump and how easily he would dismantle Bush. Bush looked like a sputtering idiot next to Trump. I also overestimated Jebs charisma.......there was none. No charm, no wit.....not the guy you would want to have a beer with

I really blew this one

His numbers shrank after the "Kim Davis Issue" was introduced at the 11th hour just before yesterday's primary. Look for more of that in Texas and the Super Tuesday states. It was the first time Trump's numbers took a significant hit. It was either the rebel flag issue, which SC voted to ban on public grounds. Or it was the gay marriage issue; where SC voted to exclude non mother/father pairs.

People get grumpy when their self-governance is taken away and their Christians plopped in jail all so two dudes can force children to be without a mother for life as a matter of binding contract. It's an issue that crosses all demographics except the far left. It bleeds into Hillary's supporters too; I guarantee it; since I myself used to support Hillary up and until the moment she saddled up with the Rainbow Reicht.

Trump is not going to be the GOP nominee. I'll admit, it's a bit of a mystery who it actually will be. But it won't be Donald Trump. The gay marriage issue took pounds of flesh off him this time; and that was when the ad was really weak and wimpy. If they bump up the heat on that issue, introduce Kim Davis and motherless/fatherless kids....Trump calling the gay marriages he's attended "beautiful" ...and proclaiming it's a dead legal issue...that's going to come back to haunt him.

 

[Rustic]

Would all those present heaping dirt on Jeb's grave who also cast two votes for his imbecile brother please raise their hands.......

Rustic......don't be shy now....

Amazin', ain't it?

I voted for the imbecile twice.

Option 1 - Al Gore, who said NYC would be under water right now.
Option 2 - John Kerry, who may be the dumbest man walking the earth

Take the imbecile every time in those 2 choices.....which is sad.

Imbeciles ARE presumably harmless; then there's always a Dick Cheney behind the imbecile.

This moron...

 

[IcebergSlim]

I never could have predicted Trump, but I knew Jeb Bush had no chance ever. I'm shocked he didn't get the message much earlier.

I must admit I was wrong too. I knew Bush wouldn't make it, but I predicted he would stay in much longer than he has. The question now is who gets his support? I think Kasich will benefit from this if he doesn't drop out as well.

You guys are able to admit when you are wrong? Where was that honesty on Iraq or when bushanomics put us into a recession?

You'll get that honesty when the left admits the recession was caused by liberals wanting to put more minorities in their own homes whether they could afford it or not.

Ray,

Did you ever tell me how many of Peter Wallison's colleagues in the FCIC signed on to his dissent?

 

[rightwinger]

I always prided myself on being able to pick the republican candidate years in advance. It was so easy, Republicans always went with the safe pick, the guy who came in second the last time, the well known candidate. There were no Carters, Clinton's or Obamas coming out of nowhere for the Republicans

I was positive Bush would win the nomination easily

I underestimated Trump and how easily he would dismantle Bush. Bush looked like a sputtering idiot next to Trump. I also overestimated Jebs charisma.......there was none. No charm, no wit.....not the guy you would want to have a beer with

I really blew this one

His numbers shrank after the "Kim Davis Issue" was introduced at the 11th hour just before yesterday's primary. Look for more of that in Texas and the Super Tuesday states. It was the first time Trump's numbers took a significant hit. It was either the rebel flag issue, which SC voted to ban on public grounds. Or it was the gay marriage issue; where SC voted to exclude non mother/father pairs.

People get grumpy when their self-governance is taken away and their Christians plopped in jail all so two dudes can force children to be without a mother for life as a matter of binding contract. It's an issue that crosses all demographics except the far left. It bleeds into Hillary's supporters too; I guarantee it; since I myself used to support Hillary up and until the moment she saddled up with the Rainbow Reicht.

Trump is not going to be the GOP nominee. I'll admit, it's a bit of a mystery who it actually will be. But it won't be Donald Trump. The gay marriage issue took pounds of flesh off him this time; and that was when the ad was really weak and wimpy. If they bump up the heat on that issue, introduce Kim Davis and motherless/fatherless kids....Trump calling the gay marriages he's attended "beautiful" ...and proclaiming it's a dead legal issue...that's going to come back to haunt him.

Why don't you just come out and say......God hates Fags ?

 

[IcebergSlim]

Would all those present heaping dirt on Jeb's grave who also cast two votes for his imbecile brother please raise their hands.......

Rustic......don't be shy now....

Amazin', ain't it?

I voted for the imbecile twice.

Option 1 - Al Gore, who said NYC would be under water right now.
Option 2 - John Kerry, who may be the dumbest man walking the earth

Take the imbecile every time in those 2 choices.....which is sad.

More consequential......

Some Gore quote you made up, or

"you've covered your ass now"?

Given the above, I don't think we need to linger on your judgement of Kerry's intelligence....

 

[blackhawk]

2008 was the begining of style over substance for Presidential nominees and I don't see it ending anytime soon.

 

[Indeependent]

I always prided myself on being able to pick the republican candidate years in advance. It was so easy, Republicans always went with the safe pick, the guy who came in second the last time, the well known candidate. There were no Carters, Clinton's or Obamas coming out of nowhere for the Republicans

I was positive Bush would win the nomination easily

I underestimated Trump and how easily he would dismantle Bush. Bush looked like a sputtering idiot next to Trump. I also overestimated Jebs charisma.......there was none. No charm, no wit.....not the guy you would want to have a beer with

I really blew this one

His numbers shrank after the "Kim Davis Issue" was introduced at the 11th hour just before yesterday's primary. Look for more of that in Texas and the Super Tuesday states. It was the first time Trump's numbers took a significant hit. It was either the rebel flag issue, which SC voted to ban on public grounds. Or it was the gay marriage issue; where SC voted to exclude non mother/father pairs.

People get grumpy when their self-governance is taken away and their Christians plopped in jail all so two dudes can force children to be without a mother for life as a matter of binding contract. It's an issue that crosses all demographics except the far left. It bleeds into Hillary's supporters too; I guarantee it; since I myself used to support Hillary up and until the moment she saddled up with the Rainbow Reicht.

Trump is not going to be the GOP nominee. I'll admit, it's a bit of a mystery who it actually will be. But it won't be Donald Trump. The gay marriage issue took pounds of flesh off him this time; and that was when the ad was really weak and wimpy. If they bump up the heat on that issue, introduce Kim Davis and motherless/fatherless kids....Trump calling the gay marriages he's attended "beautiful" ...and proclaiming it's a dead legal issue...that's going to come back to haunt him.

You are absolutely correct, everyone whose career or job is permanently gone will NEVER forget Kim David and will therefore vote for another Republican who will make even more Americans lose their income.
You can now relax and stop posting until after the 2016 election.

 

[sealybobo]

I never could have predicted Trump, but I knew Jeb Bush had no chance ever. I'm shocked he didn't get the message much earlier.

I must admit I was wrong too. I knew Bush wouldn't make it, but I predicted he would stay in much longer than he has. The question now is who gets his support? I think Kasich will benefit from this if he doesn't drop out as well.

You guys are able to admit when you are wrong? Where was that honesty on Iraq or when bushanomics put us into a recession?

You'll get that honesty when the left admits the recession was caused by liberals wanting to put more minorities in their own homes whether they could afford it or not.

They had jobs and were paying their mortgages until bush sent their jobs overseas.

Oh, and I agree, the Clinton's signed NAFTA. One reason Bernie and trump are popular.

 

[rightwinger]

2008 was the begining of style over substance for Presidential nominees and I don't see it ending anytime soon.

You must have missed Reagan in 1980

 

[Indeependent]

2008 was the begining of style over substance for Presidential nominees and I don't see it ending anytime soon.

You must have missed Reagan in 1980

May he burn in hell forever.

 

[blackhawk]

2008 was the begining of style over substance for Presidential nominees and I don't see it ending anytime soon.

You must have missed Reagan in 1980

He actually had substance as well as style so did Bill Clinton. Obama, Trump, Sanders, H Clinton not so much

 

[Indeependent]

2008 was the begining of style over substance for Presidential nominees and I don't see it ending anytime soon.

You must have missed Reagan in 1980

He actually had substance as well as style so did Bill Clinton. Obama, Trump, Sanders, H Clinton not so much

Substance...Let business so whatever they want.
Two recessions later...

 

[Silhouette]

His numbers shrank after the "Kim Davis Issue" was introduced at the 11th hour just before yesterday's primary. Look for more of that in Texas and the Super Tuesday states. It was the first time Trump's numbers took a significant hit. It was either the rebel flag issue, which SC voted to ban on public grounds. Or it was the gay marriage issue; where SC voted to exclude non mother/father pairs.

People get grumpy when their self-governance is taken away and their Christians plopped in jail all so two dudes can force children to be without a mother for life as a matter of binding contract. It's an issue that crosses all demographics except the far left. It bleeds into Hillary's supporters too; I guarantee it; since I myself used to support Hillary up and until the moment she saddled up with the Rainbow Reicht.

Trump is not going to be the GOP nominee. I'll admit, it's a bit of a mystery who it actually will be. But it won't be Donald Trump. The gay marriage issue took pounds of flesh off him this time; and that was when the ad was really weak and wimpy. If they bump up the heat on that issue, introduce Kim Davis and motherless/fatherless kids....Trump calling the gay marriages he's attended "beautiful" ...and proclaiming it's a dead legal issue...that's going to come back to haunt him.

You are absolutely correct, everyone whose career or job is permanently gone will NEVER forget Kim David and will therefore vote for another Republican who will make even more Americans lose their income.
You can now relax and stop posting until after the 2016 election.

Kasich is all about jobs for the working class. If he runs "Trump soft on gay marriage ads"...look out...