"Believe in America" CARTOON GRAPHIC invoking Reagan, McFarland enters senate race against Hillary

IowaPresidentialWatch.com ^ | 3/7/2006 | IPWGOP

[IPWGOP]

Invoking Reagan, K.T. McFarland enters the
New York senatorial race, stating, "I can beat Hillary."

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[IPWGOP]

cartoon ping

[nopardons]

1) You're giving her far too much credit.

2) K.T. is far more than a dollar short and a day late!

3) She has even less chance, against Hillary, than the mayor of Yonkers....who has NO chance at all.

[Echo Talon]

I agree, It's a good cartoon but would have saved it for someone else.

[spikeytx86]

She will lose more then likely, but anyone who is not left of Hillary and running against her has my support and money. Sometimes it's good to just fight the good fight even when failure is inevitable. I wish someone would have done that here in Houston against white this past time around.

[nopardons]

That was my point. :-)

[nopardons]

She isn't even going to win the GOP primary!

[spikeytx86]

more then likely she wont. I should have been more clear, anyone who challenges Hillary on the right odds are will lose and big. But we should still fight the good fight either way.

[nopardons]

Yoooooooooooo hooooooooooooooooo....did you even bother to READ the post you replied to?

SHE WILL NOT EVEN WIN THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY !

She is VERY late to the race and wont even get the Conservative Party nod, because the ex-Mayor of Yonkers has it already.

[SR 50]

ping

[CyberAnt]

Wow! I thought she was a democrat! I swear I read that somewhere.

[nopardons]

Nope, a GOPer who worked in the Reagan administration and who has been out of politics and retired for TWO DECADES!

[spikeytx86]

I re-clarified my position. ANYONE who challenges her from the right in general will get creamed. It's N.Y. and unfortunately they will vote for her. However we should still fight the fight. I wrongly referred to her as apposed to in general and that was my bad.

Okie Dokie?

[nopardons]

Nope...NOT okey dokey at all! You really need to stop posting/talking about things you don't understand and know NOTHING at all about.

Hillary COULD have been beaten, but, as usual, the GOP, under Pataki, screwed up.....yet again. And no, I am NOT going to explain it all to you, now. It's old news and FR did the whole thing, to a crisp, when it actually WAS news. Go read FR's archives, if you even care about this; which I doubt.

[spikeytx86]

Back in 2000 we could have beat her I am not saying that. As of now, I don't see any candidates who stand a chance. I used to live in upstate new york and my father still dose and I visit often. Most people outside of Ithaca and downstate want her out. Unfortunately Ithaca and downstate has the population. If you look at the county by county map of new york, it was rather red outside of a few counties. It is those few counties where the bulk of voters live. And they are sadly, solid blue for the most part.

And btw, I don't see how making a mistake means I "Know Nothing". We have been back and forth before and were not going to get anywhere. You think I am a commie plant and I think your off your hinges so there's not much we can discuss civilly and it's not fare to the other posters here for us to continue our back and forth shouting match.

[Shady]

"K. T." is Georgie-Boy's candidate. He is still trying to become a Kingmaker, or Queenmaker for that matter. He is politically, the most impotent figure in American politics today. Go with Spencer, I think he CAN win! (He will tell the TRUTH about Her Thighness...)

[jigsaw]

What a beautiful graphic of RR!   It's awesome!

[RoadTest]

I realize this may seem like a non sequitur, but I had to share the wonderful contrast to Political Correctness seen in wiser men than we have in government today:

The Patriot Post
Founders' Quote Daily

"For I agree with you that there is a natural aristocracy
among men. The grounds of this are virtue and talents."

-- Thomas Jefferson (letter to John Adams, 28 October 1813)

Reference: Jefferson Writings, Lemay, ed., 1305.

[jmaroneps37]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1591219/posts
for the whole story.

[freema]

I thought I read it somewhere, too.

So you're not nuts : )

Ahhh, unless I am. LOL