[John Valentine]

Actually it was the campaign’s Director of Communications, Roy Tyler, and here’s the quote:

“The chances of Hunter winning the candidacy are about as good as pushing a string through a maze.”

[SoCalPol]

Your cocky remarks don’t make your opinions true.

[dixiechick2000]

Hunter won’t win the nomination.

Hopefully some far-sighted new President will appoint Hunter to be DHS.

That’s where my hopes lie.

[Global2010]

Duncan is my choice.

My buddy is a Romney man.

We had a pool tournament today and my buddy placed a bet that I would get smoked.

He lost due to my competition scratching on the 8 ball twice.

Duncan reminds me of Alan Keyes.
Good man but not a chance.

Stupid media is all Romney and my buddy gets all jazzed.
I’ll have to bring up the point about him losing 10 bucks on a game he thought was a shoe in next time MSM cackles about Mr. wonderful Romney.

[Global2010]

Maybe we should tie a Rat to the string.

[pissant]

Taken out of context.

[Clara Lou]

Do you have a link to the article with that quote in it? I have searched my comments, keywords, etc., and I just don’t seem to be able to locate it. I want to post the context of the comment.

[Clara Lou]

Did you realize that this is who the Hunter Campaign's Communication Director, Roy Tyler, is: And Duncan Hunter for President Communications Director Roy Tyler doesn't have the usual PR background. Instead, he's been "slinging salsa as the owner of Tyler's Taste of Texas restaurants in Southern California."

Can anyone of you explain to me why a candidate for POTUS has an amateur in such an important position? This is the guy who said, "“The chances of Hunter winning the candidacy are about as good as pushing a string through a maze.”

Pissant, if you think that comment is out of context, please post it in context for us. Since you made that comment, I would think that you would want us to see the context.