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To: parksstp

Also, Electoral College-wise, Christie would be as weak (or weaker than McCain). IN, NC, and VA go back to serious play, and MO, MT, snd Omaha CD become in doubt also.


20 posted on 09/23/2011 3:07:23 PM PDT by parksstp (Articulate Conservatives look for Converts. RINO's look for Democrat Heretics.)
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To: parksstp

va and nc are already in play...mt is not...indy? uh no...obama had a perfect 08 and barely won...so he gonna win under 40%


219 posted on 09/23/2011 5:41:23 PM PDT by skaterboy (Hate=Love....Love=Hate)
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To: parksstp

So you think that in 2012 Obama could beat a blunt-speaking, union-tackling, pro-life, crime-fighting, government-cutting conservative in VA, NC, IN, MT or the Omaha CD? Really?

Christie is certainly conservative enough to win those states, and he’ll win PA as well. The only downside electorally is that he couldn’t pick Marco Rubio as his VP because you can’t have two Catholics on the same ticket.


225 posted on 09/23/2011 5:54:48 PM PDT by AuH2ORepublican (If a politician won't protect innocent babies, what makes you think that he'll protect your rights?)
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To: parksstp
"Also, Electoral College-wise, Christie would be as weak (or weaker than McCain). IN, NC, and VA go back to serious play, and MO, MT, snd Omaha CD become in doubt also."

Not IN. Not even close. IN resumes GOP streak dating back nearly half a century.

To make it worse, Mitch (who would unfortunately be a VP consideration under Christie) will cozy up to Christie and (possibly together) cruise by 7% over Bobo.

365 posted on 09/24/2011 7:09:55 AM PDT by StAnDeliver (/)
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