Hillary movie - Hypocricial Repubicans won't boycott the producer - FOX
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As a strong conservative I can not see myself supporting any of the so called front running republicans.
Romney ended the republican party of me. Romney, a milk toast of a man weak and standing for nothing.
Who will republicans run I wonder, will they dig up the dead rotting corpse of Bob Dole so he can once again run as a moderate? Perhaps Jeb Boooosh so we can have yet another boooosh in the white house?
I still can't believe I voted for McCain I used to be a republican but am not longer, McCain ended it for me.
This is all publicity to get interest in a show, that no one would typically be bothered with even watching. Its a trick to create some momentum and wedge politics into theater...the politicians and news outlets have transitioned into thinking and trying to enjoy movie star status...thats whats going on, they all want to be in your living room and mind as a big star, so they can write books and maintain huge cheers and wOW , look who it is oh my... How much more boring can things get, politics is a stuffy subject to begin with...mostly for nerd types or the very rare good leader.
Shhhhhhh, don't tell the OP. S/he thinks it's a big deal and thread-worthy.
Originally Posted by macpherson This is all publicity to get interest in a show, that no one would typically be bothered with even watching. Its a trick to create some momentum and wedge politics into theater...the politicians and news outlets have transitioned into thinking and trying to enjoy movie star status...thats whats going on, they all want to be in your living room and mind as a big star, so they can write books and maintain huge cheers and wOW , look who it is oh my... How much more boring can things get, politics is a stuffy subject to begin with...mostly for nerd types or the very rare good leader.
I'm right there with you other than I'm not sure Hillary will be an easy win. But everything else you said speaks for me.
As often as I had the opportunity, I told R leaders for years before 2012 that if Romney won the nomination, ever, I would never vote again.
I didn't and I won't.
I'm done!
Why don't you vote for the Libertarian candidate?
As a RW voter you don't HAVE to vote GOP, you DO have a choice of another party with kinda' sorta' similar positions on many things.
Why don't you vote for the Libertarian candidate?
As a RW voter you don't HAVE to vote GOP, you DO have a choice of another party with kinda' sorta' similar positions on many things.
Ken
Because he's not a libertarian by any stretch of the imagination.
No, the point is millions didn't sit out the election. You can act like the demographic shift isn't going to continue benefit democrats, I actually enjoy watching yall bury your heads in the sand.
I am not denying that the demographics of the country is changing.
I just think you are being a drama queen.
Both parties have evolved on its core constituents and this will continue to happen. The GOP will have to become more moderate on some positions in my opinion.
The schadenfreude will be exquisite beyond belief.
LOL, you really are cruel, lol.
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