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Don't bother voting for CC, the electoraste still has not learned to curb their appetitie to participate in novelty and 'historic' elections. They make no connection to the reality of leading a country worthy of the men and women who sacrificied to keep it free.
If you vote for CC you will be soooo disappointed when Chris Mathews announces her presidential win and gets the 'tingle' in another part of his body for Hillary.
I seriously doubt the Democrats will retain the presidency regardless of who runs. What you are just now starting to see with the ACA is the tip of the iceberg. 2 years down the road this thing will be in full on political meltdown mode.
If you vote for CC you will be soooo disappointed when Chris Mathews announces her presidential win and gets the 'tingle' in another part of his body for Hillary.
Something makes me think that as much as he might respect Hillary, Chris only tingles for Obama.
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Originally Posted by tdstyles
I seriously doubt the Democrats will retain the presidency regardless of who runs. What you are just now starting to see with the ACA is the tip of the iceberg. 2 years down the road this thing will be in full on political meltdown mode.
If they run Hillary, I think she wins. I would rather see Christie as it's not everyday a hometown guy becomes president, but I think a lot of stuff has to happen between now and 2016 to prevent Hillary from winning.
I used to like Christie because he was a straight shooter, and a Republican with a personality. However he took a sharp left turn a little over a year ago when he started acting like the typical narcissistic liberal fool.
I used to like Christie because he was a straight shooter, and a Republican with a personality. However he took a sharp left turn a little over a year ago when he started acting like the typical narcissistic liberal fool.
care to expand on your thought?
when and how did he take "a sharp left turn"
and, I assume based on saying you "used to like" him, how has he continued to turn left?
and, I assume based on saying you "used to like" him, how has he continued to turn left?
Appearing on Lettermen and other late night talk shows, suddenly he's a comedian. The bear hug during Sandy for the traitor in chief. His narcissistic acceptance speech a couple days ago. Anti-tea party/Ted Cruz remarks.
Appearing on Lettermen and other late night talk shows, suddenly he's a comedian. The bear hug during Sandy for the traitor in chief. His narcissistic acceptance speech a couple days ago. Anti-tea party/Ted Cruz remarks.
Okay!
One more...person...to add to my Ignore List...
I seriously doubt the Democrats will retain the presidency regardless of who runs. What you are just now starting to see with the ACA is the tip of the iceberg. 2 years down the road this thing will be in full on political meltdown mode.
Of course, from 2008 to 2012 the Republicans swore that Obama would be a one-term president. I wonder how that worked out
Don't bother voting for CC, the electoraste still has not learned to curb their appetitie to participate in novelty and 'historic' elections. They make no connection to the reality of leading a country worthy of the men and women who sacrificied to keep it free.
If you vote for CC you will be soooo disappointed when Chris Mathews announces her presidential win and gets the 'tingle' in another part of his body for Hillary.
1. Nobody cares about MSNBC.
2. Benghazi. She'll have a hard time winning anything.
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