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  • DallasSleeper
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    Originally posted by Forever_frost View Post
    It didn't stop Obama

    Just saying
    But Obama is under the Entitlement program, you know preferential treatment and all

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  • Forever_frost
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    Originally posted by DallasSleeper View Post
    I just discovered Ted Cruz is not an American (Born in Canada) so my hopes for him will be limited to the Senate.
    It didn't stop Obama

    Just saying

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  • Denny
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    Originally posted by Trip McNeely View Post
    So you believe this was a setup for failure to get full GOP House/Senate/WH in 2016?
    More or less. At least get the masses so pissed at the Dems by 2016, they'll go for any Rep at that point (just like after Dubya's second term).

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  • Vertnut
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    Originally posted by DallasSleeper View Post
    I just discovered Ted Cruz is not an American (Born in Canada) so my hopes for him will be limited to the Senate.
    Yeah. He (and his family) got to Texas in a really round-about way...thank God.

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  • DallasSleeper
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    I just discovered Ted Cruz is not an American (Born in Canada) so my hopes for him will be limited to the Senate.

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  • Trip McNeely
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    Originally posted by Denny View Post
    That's why they kept them back and waited for a later election. Ya, This would have taken them into Office (should they have run) as fast as Obama, but ANY Dem was set to win in 2008. That's why they gave him the nod over Hillary. Younger and further left; not to mention an easy way to pull the race card on any opposition to him.
    So you believe this was a setup for failure to get full GOP House/Senate/WH in 2016?

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  • Denny
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    Originally posted by Slowhand View Post
    Ryan is full of shit and Jindal and Rubio flirt the line between sincerity and the party line a la Ryan/Romney. Ryan isn't a real candidate, and Jindal and Rubio are going to have to cut through a lot of party bullshit to be considered for it. Neither of them has really been exposed to the public yet.
    That's why they kept them back and waited for a later election. Ya, This would have taken them into Office (should they have run) as fast as Obama, but ANY Dem was set to win in 2008. That's why they gave him the nod over Hillary. Younger and further left; not to mention an easy way to pull the race card on any opposition to him.

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  • Vertnut
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    Originally posted by Sgt Beavis View Post
    McCain has finally completed the long process of turning me against him. It started when he ran against GWB and was accelerated when he got the nomination. After his remarks against Rand, I'm totally done with him. The man is a hero but he's lost it. Arizona needs to kick him to the curb.
    Yeah. I think McCain's Viet Nam experiences really molded him to be a tad soft, i.e. the water boarding debate at Gitmo. The USA water boarded a couple of assholes (one which gave up pertinent info on OBL that led to his demise) and I remember McCain being against it. McCain has never been a staunch conservative in any form or fashion, and frankly, the campaign he ran against Barry was milquetoast.

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  • Forever_frost
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    I disagree. I don't think he's a hero. Heroes are dead. He went through shit but he's been doing enough against the constitution that it's being outweighed by the bad. He needs to go, I think it's his last term in fact. Him and his boyfriend Lindsey Graham.

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  • Sgt Beavis
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    McCain has finally completed the long process of turning me against him. It started when he ran against GWB and was accelerated when he got the nomination. After his remarks against Rand, I'm totally done with him. The man is a hero but he's lost it. Arizona needs to kick him to the curb.

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  • Vertnut
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    Originally posted by bcoop View Post
    You're all about the wisdom and experience of the older generations, usually.
    Not really. Just mine. McCain was all there was in 2004. I voted for Ted Cruz, sent money to Rubio, and though I did not like Ron Paul, have always supported Rand. I still think Paul Ryan will be a player, but not for POTUS.

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  • Slowhand
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    Originally posted by Denny View Post
    Exactly what I am saying. Ryan, Rubio and possibly Jindal are all being primed for it, but they didn't want to put any of them up there because they'd get what Romney got or worse.
    Ryan is full of shit and Jindal and Rubio flirt the line between sincerity and the party line a la Ryan/Romney. Ryan isn't a real candidate, and Jindal and Rubio are going to have to cut through a lot of party bullshit to be considered for it. Neither of them has really been exposed to the public yet.

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  • bcoop
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    Originally posted by Vertnut View Post
    Why would you be shocked?
    You're all about the wisdom and experience of the older generations, usually.

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  • Vertnut
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    Originally posted by bcoop View Post
    I'm honestly shocked to hear you say that. But yes, they do.
    Why would you be shocked?

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  • bcoop
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    Originally posted by Vertnut View Post
    Well said (and I feel the same). It's time for the youngsters to take charge.
    I'm honestly shocked to hear you say that. But yes, they do.

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