Posted on 11/13/2005 2:28:18 PM PST by RWR8189
I think enough do unfortunately.
The only pols I've seen in the last 12 months that are even remotely interesting are Allen and Tancredo. Just my two cents...
An excellent example of it is "Greetings from the Lincoln Bedroom" by Arianna Huffington
When I listened to it on tape, it was the first clue I had that she was a certifiable leftist moonbat.
She stuck the knife in deep against Newt...comparing him unfavorably to Clinton. Being married to her, I can understand why her husband chose to become a homo instead.
We need to worry about Mark Warner, southern, democrat, governor. If the Dimwitrats have learned one thing, its that Northeast Liberal Senators dont win.
I agree with you. With the extreme hatred in this country of George Bush, I doubt that Jeb would have a chance of being elected. Also, Jeb has too much garbage ... wife who brought back undeclared merchandise from abroad ... daughter who tragically has drug/legal problems.
If the Bushes want to continue the dynasty, perhaps they better wait and see if George Prescott Bush [called "P"], Jeb's son, can hold it all together and stay clean. The boy's mother is mexican, so he is half-hispanic. That might be a selling point in our increasingly hispanic nation. They have been grooming this boy for public life for many years.
Why anyone but her??
LOL, imagine a Giuliani/McLame ticket...OTOH it would NOT be funny.
If Giuliani was motivated by poll numbers he would have thrown the NYPD under a bus a while back, sometime in the late 90s, when the NY media was screaming for him to come down hard on a couple of cops who killed a black man while doing their jobs. Instead, Rudy stood by the cops and told the media to go have sex with themselves. Doesn't sound like being motivated by polls to me.
I think he was the only GOP candidate that lost that night.
"All three are Pro Abort!"
By the summer of 2008, that may be less of an issue, particularly if Bush has re-made the Court with strict constructionists.
In addition, pharmaceutical abortion will replace the traditional procedure in the near future, making Roe largely obsolete. When a doc can prescribe an abortive drug for another approved use, the issue moves out of the court's reach.
Changing hearts and minds is the only real answer, but there will always be the hard-hearted and the wicked among us, regardless of who is in office or who is in robes.
I've heard this rumor that Cheney is resigning in 2006, to put a new face on for the Republicans, and to give Bush a chance to set someone up for 2008. I say Condi or Allen.
The MEDIA is the group that is pushing mcvain etc. The MEDIA for some reason keeps discounting George Allen, who I think they fear.
It's way too early and they are in speculation overload. Goodness!
Actually McCain is pro-life (or at least, he says so...)
They haven't so don't worry.
Yep.... I think and hope it will be Guliani.
Abortion is in the hands of new SCOTUS. I think Roe will eventually be overturned.
So that leaves the WOT...in which I believe he'd be the best..
PLUS I think he is the only one who can beat Hillary
Really... and who do you think will be?
Giuliani, Rice, and McCain?
Abandon all hope.
"We need to worry about Mark Warner, southern, democrat, governor. If the Dimwitrats have learned one thing, its that Northeast Liberal Senators dont win."
and that southern democrat governors do!
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