"But, but--it's MY TURN!"
Posted on 12/01/2014 8:53:44 AM PST by JeepersFreepers
If that’s the ticket, I sit that election out.
Take a look at what the GOP is doing now regardless of the last election. They are ignoring Obola's amnesty and will do nothing to fight him. Why? Because they are on the same side.
The GOPe is controlled by the same people who control the Democrats. We don't need a third party. We need a second party.
BTW, JEB! is no Reaganite because Poppy wasn't one either. In fact, I believe that Poppy was part of a plot to kill Reagan and take over the presidency. John Hinckley Jr. is the son of John Hinckley Sr., who just happened to be a very close friend of Poppy Bush. Golly, what a coincidence!
The Bushes are traitors going back to Prescott Bush who helped fund the Nazis and was part of a plan to remove FDR from office. A One World Government has been their wetdream for decades.
The electoral deck is stacked against us. We will need a united party to win, and we can’t afford many mistakes. I want a conservative, but I also want a candidate whose passion is articulating a positive conservative agenda and carrying the fight to the left, as opposed to flaying other Republicans, splitting the party, and handing issues to the dems. Maybe Newt could give a class in how to do this.
“I find his positions completely acceptable. He might be fine for a federal Cabinet post but not President”.
Sure, perhaps Sec. of Education where he can continue to guide the implementation of Common Core. Perfectly acceptable. (sarc)
"But, but--it's MY TURN!"
That would reverse the mechanics of how Rove et al. squeezed out Sarah in 2012. Exception: Always more money at the RiNO end of the pool, so their 12 candidates are no more burden to their cause than our 2-3 to us. (Note: Wiseguys are pretty sure that the conservative GOP hasn't resources to support more than one primary candidate. That's why Moloch Rove et al. whispered into so many conservative ears that year -- to dry up the shallow end of the pool fast.)
It’s not an either/or proposition. Thank you for playing.
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