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YAAAAAY! Dumbass is out of the race! 
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Your porn is safe for another 4 years!Comment
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All those delegates and no sanatorium to vote for.
I don't think I can vote for robamney. They are basically the same corporatist shill.Comment
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He stuck around long enough to let everyone know that racist maggots like him still use the term "government n*****"...
The moment he realizes he's in front of a microphone instead of in some backroom with his racist buddies is fuckin' priceless!
adios, assface!!Comment
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About fucking time. It just sucks as a Republican I don't really like any of the damned candidates that have been offered up to me......except Ron Paul. And he has zero chance. And for every one of his stances that I love, he has some crazy one to balance it out.
For those of you that don't like Romney, look at it this way....once he loses you will never see him run for anything again.“Great losses often bring only a numb shock. To truly plunge a victim into misery, you must overwhelm him with many small sufferings.”Comment
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I'm glad to say I've never met any Americans in real life anything like that vile little twisted man.
But then none of the big 3 candidates are representative of voters are they?
Such a strange race, it's been more like one of those shows like the Apprentice where they get interestingly weird candidates in to keep the viewing figures up.
Uh-oh here comes another conspiracy theory about mass media controlling the election...Comment
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There's no downside for Gingrich in terms of staying in, but in a recent interview he basically said that Romney has a lead in the delegate count that [Gingrich] won't be able to surmount, and he also said he would support Romney if/when he gets the nomination.
About the only reason I could see Gingrich staying in now, in light of Santorum's announcement, is to see what kind of tallies he could win in the remaining primaries in an essentially one-on-one contest with Romney (of course Paul is still in, but he's not worth much in terms of splitting the vote - I doubt many of those who vote for Paul would vote for Romney, Gingrich or Santorum if Paul weren't in the race, so it's not really a case of Paul siphoning votes from those other candidates).
It's all moot anyway. Probably was moot even before Santorum made the announcement.Scramby eggs and bacon.Comment
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This world is composed of many different worlds and therein lies many specialists. If you have a band and are interested in marketing a product, Gene Simmons would probably give you some good advice. If you wanted to learn how to bow hunt or play guitar, Ted Nugent would probably be a good source of advice. I've watched Gene on stage and I watched Ted on stage. I thought I got my money worth. I was entertained. Do I want either of these guys influencing politics or being in office? No. These guys are entertainers and have managed to do well and stay in that game for a long time. That is their expertise.
Frankly what I want in a political leader is one that goes back to the constitutional republic. They shouldn't favor one group over the other. They should look at the average citizen and say that's a human being and that person deserves constitutional protection and they deserve to chase their dreams. If anything a political leader can protect our right to better ourselves and our communities and inspire us to do so. I loved how Kennedy said, "ask not what your country can do for you but ask what you can do for your country." I liked, "we do these things not because they are easy but because they are hard." I'm tired of corporate serving buffoons. I want an inspiring leader who can bring the country together and motivate us to be better. They all sell themselves as such but they fall so short. They all have party appointed crooks on their cabinets. Also, the citizens need to stop being so lazy and expecting the government to do everything for them. There is no free lunch and if you are taking assistance when you are able bodied to work, you are part of the problem and shame on the politicians who enable this behavior.Last edited by Nitro Express; 04-10-2012, 08:41 PM.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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The way the system is set up what you get are people who are good at fundraising.
You must be a married 'Christian' with children and for some reason you can't ever be bald.
Most of them are lawyers which is kind of strange when you consider how popular lawyers are in general(no offence to anyone here of course.
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You should not be too short either.
Yup a fundraiser who is tall, white, male, married, Christian, a lawyer with hair and kids are all much more important than ability.
Last time they let the black guy in, maybe this time they will let the pseudo Christian thing go by...Last edited by Seshmeister; 04-10-2012, 09:31 PM.Comment
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Not of me. Or anyone I know. It's really depressing man. I see the country falling to shit and not 1 single person I have faith in that can make any damn difference at all except help it sink faster.
I'd take George W over anyone out there today. Yes, G.W. Bush. Fuck guys, I'd take Bill Clinton back too!“Great losses often bring only a numb shock. To truly plunge a victim into misery, you must overwhelm him with many small sufferings.”Comment
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Whatever happened to military Generals running for President?
Are there even out there that would be good? So odd that not 1 true military man has even made a peep in a long, long time. let alone put up any type of serious campaign.“Great losses often bring only a numb shock. To truly plunge a victim into misery, you must overwhelm him with many small sufferings.”Comment
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The two party system polarizes everything. It seems like who dictates what goes on in either party are the extremists. Maybe because it's because extremists are politically active and vote. The average person just doesn't even bother to vote anymore. Mitt Romney is a client of my niece. She has been in his home and knows him and his wife quite well. I said I have nothing against Mitt personally and even worked under him as a Olympic volunteer and was impressed with his high energy and management style. What I told my niece is we can't have business as usual. We have to put the corporations back in their place and we need to get that Federal Reserve ponzi scheme under control or it's going to make debtor slaves out of almost everyone in the country.
My niece said well first you have to get elected and then you can do those things. I said true but I'm not getting any vibes Mitt is going to serve the average American. We can't afford another corporate lapdog because to get rid of it would mean a real revolution. It's taking us to a place we haven't been to since the 1860's.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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Some people who worked on Hillary Clinton's campaign are saying Hillary should have gotten the Democratic Party nomination but voter fraud in the Democratic Party favored Obama. They said Hillary won New Jersey but the Governor Jon Corzine (yes that Jon Corzine who stole over a billion dollars out of MF Global customer accounts and Obama did nothing) gave the delegates to Obama. Shit, even a former communist mentor of Obama is saying he's a fraud and no good. It's going to get crazy. This election may make the whole hanging chad thing look like small potatoes. I'm expecting it to be real dirty with accusations flying like crazy.
I remember a lot of people voted for Obama saying nobody could be worse than Bush. It always can get worse. Yeah, these last two losers make Bill look pretty good. LOL!Last edited by Nitro Express; 04-10-2012, 09:51 PM.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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