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2008 Speculation: The Republicans
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| 10/5/06
| Drew McKissick
Posted on 10/05/2006 1:41:42 PM PDT by Drew McKissick
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To: Terpin
...there are bigger issues out there besides gay marriage and abortion. Like the second amendment? Or maybe homosexual congresscritters' e-mails?
The GOP is not going with a candidate who dresses up like a girl in 2008 unless it is a girl...
To: youthgonewild
1992: Bush I (despite Buchanan scare)
2000: Bush II (despite McCain scare)
2008: Bush III (despite McCain scare)
The left is more afraid of Jeb Bush than anyone.
If Jeb runs, he wins the GOP primary with 90% of the Republican vote...
To: youthgonewild
1992: Bush I (despite Buchanan scare)
2000: Bush II (despite McCain scare)
2008: Bush III (despite McCain scare)
The left is more afraid of Jeb Bush than anyone.
If Jeb runs, he wins the GOP primary with 90% of the Republican vote...
To: Sir Francis Dashwood
Dashwood old man, I think he's the strongest candidate the Republicans can field but questions about monarchial dynasties would not be without merit. He makes it a lot more palatable because he's a heck of a nice guy err good politician.
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posted on
10/06/2006 8:00:40 AM PDT
by
kinghorse
(I calls them like I sees them)
To: gridlock
65
posted on
10/06/2006 8:12:58 AM PDT
by
antisocial
(Texas SCV - Deo Vindice)
To: kinghorse
I think he's the strongest candidate the Republicans can field but questions about monarchial dynasties would not be without merit.Another Clinton would not be?
If it comes to Bush family values vs. Clinton family values, who wins?
To: kinghorse
...questions about monarchial dynasties would not be without merit.They would be totally without merit... we ELECT presidents...
To: youthgonewild
You could mention Dole in 1988. Quayle was having health issues so he wasn't able to run for the 1996 nomination. A shame, because Dole turned out to be a squishy pushover whereas Quayle was (and is) a very committed conservative and a tough campaigner.
To: gridlock
>>
Condi Rice is the Anti-McCain. She will beat McCain, and will then beat whomever the Donks put up. <<
If I ended up with a primary election where the only choices were Rice and McCain (ugh), I guess I'd have to hold my nose and select pro-life, anti-affirmation action McCain over the pro-abortion, pro-affirmation action Condi Rice.
What a sucky election that would be.
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posted on
10/06/2006 7:52:08 PM PDT
by
BillyBoy
(ILLINOIS ELECTION "CHOICES:" Rod Bag-o-$hit or Judas Barf Too-Pinka)
To: BillyBoy
The difference is that Condi Rice would continue our successful, though unpleasant, policies on the WOT, while Johhnie McQueeg would be inclined to listen to the siren call of the anti-Everything Left, and would cut and run almost immediately, in order to lionized by the editorial page of the New York Times. Johnnie McQueeg is another one of those politicians who want to be loved each and every day, in the Clinton mold. We can't afford to have that type, anymore. We couldn't then, for that matter.
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posted on
10/07/2006 4:31:45 AM PDT
by
gridlock
(The 'Pubbies will pick up at least TWO seats in the Senate and FOUR seats in the House in 2006)
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