So who will be the next Repuke to drop out?

[FORD]

Now I'm hearing reports that pRick "Chimpy 2.0" Perry has dropped back IN, despite his obvious drunken mostly incoherent "Fuck y'all, I'm goin' back to Texas" speech last night.

Apparently he thinks he can pick up the non existent vote that Batshit might have had in New Hampshire?

Or the religious reichers in South Carolina who won't vote for a Mormon OR a Catholic?

[Jagermeister]

Now I'm hearing reports that pRick "Chimpy 2.0" Perry has dropped back IN, despite his obvious drunken mostly incoherent "Fuck y'all, I'm goin' back to Texas" speech last night.

Apparently he thinks he can pick up the non existent vote that Batshit might have had in New Hampshire?

Or the religious reichers in South Carolina who won't vote for a Mormon OR a Catholic?

lol. I think it's safe to say he will be out soon enough. I like the guy but he just doesn't have enough support to move ahead. For that reason I won't support him.

[jhale667]

If you look at the stats for Iowa, it's amazing anyone gives a sh*t...they're about as far from "Average America" as you can get:

90% White, disproportionately Evangelical christian, and with a odd desire to control women's reproductive rights, not to mention a disturbing paranoia about gay marriage for so non-diverse a state...noticed Dog Froth's comments on marriage drew the loudest cheer last night... and his numbers went up there when he threw out some racist crap for the mouth-breathers who might've voted for Paul...yeah, they're in touch with reality there...

[FORD]

And yet, despite the paranoia about gay marriage, Iowa was the third state to legalize marriage equality. Still blows my mind that Iowa is more "progressive" than Collieforneea on that issue.

[Jagermeister]

If you look at the stats for Iowa, it's amazing anyone gives a sh*t...they're about as far from "Average America" as you can get:

90% White, disproportionately Evangelical christian, and with a odd desire to control women's reproductive rights, not to mention a disturbing paranoia about gay marriage for so non-diverse a state...noticed Dog Froth's comments on marriage drew the loudest cheer last night... and his numbers went up there when he threw out some racist crap for the mouth-breathers who might've voted for Paul...yeah, they're in touch with reality there...

You are just now realizing that is what we Repubicans stand for?

[jhale667]

Yeah, intolerance, hatred, bigotry, zealotry..."American" values...idiot.

You are just now realizing that is what we Repubicans stand for?

No I've known you guys were all F*ed in the head since the Reagan years, actually...

[jhale667]

And yet, despite the paranoia about gay marriage, Iowa was the third state to legalize marriage equality. Still blows my mind that Iowa is more "progressive" than Collieforneea on that issue.

That part IS wacky... I still want someone to convince me why I should give a sh*t about gay marriage - w/o resorting to the same tired religious BS and "sanctity of marriage" BS talking points that all fall flat.

[Jagermeister]

[Jagermeister]

That part IS wacky... I still want someone to convince me why I should give a sh*t about gay marriage - w/o resorting to the same tired religious BS and "sanctity of marriage" BS talking points that all fall flat.

Well see unlike you liberals we don't necessarily have to agree on all the issues. I really don't consider gay marriage to be an issue. I also don't really give a fuck about abortion but I do stick to defense spending, foreign policy, the fucked up economy, taxes , border protection etc...

[SunisinuS]

Pat Robertson Claims God ‘Showed’ Him Who the Next President Will be.


Pat Robertson knows already the entire play out:

http://news.yahoo.com/pat-robertson-claims-god-showed-him-next-president-172304517.html

Whattta fuckin twonk.

[kwame k]

You are just now realizing that is what we Repubicans stand for?

Which is odd since Lincoln did free the slaves

[kwame k]

.....and Reagan raised taxes, too!

Wonder why no reporter brings that up when the candidates start invoking Ronny's name!

[FORD]

I guess they all missed 60 minutes last week, when Leslie Stahl pointed out Reagan's tax raising and compromises to that fucking idiot Eric Cantor, who claims Reagan as his "Messiah" too.

[Jagermeister]

.....and Reagan raised taxes, too!

Wonder why no reporter brings that up when the candidates start invoking Ronny's name!

Oh fuck are we going to have to re hash that again? I mean really AGAIN?

[BITEYOASS]

Well its offcial! Bachmann is outta here! THANK FUCKIN GAWD!

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/michele-bachmann-expected-quit-presidential-race-following-poor-161724564.html;_ylt=AnB7EPrBzXlnHjfEr7__PDas0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTNtbjNkdmZnBG1pdANKdW1ib3Ryb24gRlAEcGtnAzBhODZhMDdjLTJiNjUtMzg5Zi1hNGYxLTU0MzYzZTk4NmIzNwRwb3MDMQRzZWMDanVtYm90cm9uBHZlcgM5YmM5ODI5MC0zNzBlLTExZTEtOTM1Zi1mMzY3NTYxZWJiMGY-;_ylg=X3oDMTFvdnRqYzJoBGludGwDdXMEbGFuZwNlbi11cwRwc3RhaWQDBHBzdGNhdANob21lBHB0A3NlY3Rpb25zBHRlc3QD;_ylv=3

Michele Bachmann quits presidential race following poor showing in Iowa
By Rachel Rose Hartman


WEST DES MOINES, Iowa--Michele Bachmann announced her exit from the presidential race Wednesday morning following a sixth-place finish in the first-in-the-nation caucus state of Iowa.

"Last night, the people of Iowa spoke with a very clear voice. And so I have decided to stand aside," the Republican representative from Minnesota told reporters during a morning media availability here at the Marriott hotel.

Despite Bachmann's extensive, last-minute tour to visit all 99 of Iowa's counties, her first place finish in the Aug. 13 straw poll, and the state being her place of birth, Iowa Republican caucus voters rejected Bachmann's campaign, handing her 6,073 votes on caucus night--5 percent of the total votes cast in Tuesday night's caucuses.

As recently as Tuesday evening, Bachmann was dismissing questions about whether a poor finish in Iowa would prompt her immediate departure from the race, saying her campaign's travel tickets were already booked for South Carolina--her next major campaign stop after largely passing over New Hampshire, which holds its primary on Tuesday, Jan. 10.

But communications director Alice Stewart told reporters following the news conference that conversations began last night about whether to continue the campaign and the congresswoman asked for time to "sleep on it" and "pray about it." Stewart said she was awakened early Wednesday morning with the news.

Stewart rejected the suggestion that campaign finance challenges factored into the congresswoman's decision.

"She doesn't see where she made mistakes," Stewart said. "None of us, you know, see where there were mistakes made." In response to question about how her campaign dropped from her high at the Ames Straw Poll, Stewart noted that there were fewer candidates in the race at that time.

The congresswoman has not yet discussed whether she will run for re-election in Minnesota, Stewart said.