Romney-Gabbard, Make America Decent Again

Newsday ^ | October 25, 2019 | Antony Davies

[mac_truck]

Tulsi is an antiwar leftist.

Gabbard isn't anti-war, she's anti-regime change war.

[ScottinVA]

Romney: “Pierre Delecto”

Gabbard: “I don’t support impeachment (until I do).”

What was that about truthfulness and honor?

[novemberslady]

I won't listen to the asshats ever again, and vote for Pierre.

I don't care who's on the ticket with him, and no amount of'but otherwise the democrats will win' will ever change my mind.

As for Tulsi- Not voting for her either...

[jughandle]

But he had a list of females at work, and he carried his dog on top of the car..

[Avalon Memories]

[Susquehanna Patriot]

Under those old rules ... can you imagine what it would be like to have Hillary as Trump’s VP? He’d have to send her on “fact finding missions” and “goodwill tours” to the far reaches of the planet.

Romney as Obama’s?

McCain as Obama’s?

Kerry as W’s?

Gore as W’s?

Dole as BJ’s?

HW as BJ’s? (This would have been a good one to watch...)

We dodged some bullets.

[af_vet_1981]

Where do all these idiots crawl out from?

Tax exempt institutions (Academics and Libertarians)

MERCATUS CENTER INC. 3434 WASHINGTON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA 22201-4508 | Tax-exempt since March 1988. EIN: 54-1436224; Classification (NTEE)

Antony Davies is a Senior Affiliated Scholar at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, co-founder and Chief Academic Officer at FreedomTrust, and associate professor of economics at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. Dr. Davies co-hosts Words & Numbers, a weekly podcast on economics and policy. He has written books on statistics and economics, and has co-authored hundreds of op-eds for, among others, the Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, New York Daily News, Huffington Post, and Washington Post. He has also produced more than 200 educational videos on economics, public policy, and statistics. In addition to his academic work, Dr. Davies was Associate Producer at the Moving Pictures Institute, Chief Financial Officer at Parabon Computation, and founded several technology companies.

[OrangeHoof]

Doubling over in laughter at this one.

[Beagle8U]

“GOP commits Sodoku.”

Or Hairy Kerry?

[usconservative]

Without a doubt, the dumbest and most delusional article I've ever read on FR.

The anti-Trumpers have completely lost it. I mean they're so far gone, they've even exceeded the progressive leftists.

[skepsel]

Which amendment was that?

[FlipWilson]

Here is how I see it going down.

Romney jumps into the race. He tries to appeal to the center. Then, in a turn of events nobody saw coming an unknown new comer,
Juan Delictez jumps into the race as well. He immediately starts to erode Romney’s support amongst Hispanics. And then Romney demands a debate against Juan but is rebuffed by the Delictez campaign. It will be a mess. Finally, in an act of PURE POLITICAL GENIUS, Romney names Delictez as his running mate.

Meanwhile, Trump will watch with amusement as all this unfolds. But Romney/Delictez will declare victory as they hold a raucous campaign rally at the local Y in front of a cheering crowd of hundreds. Bill Kristol will declare a new day in American Politics as George Soros warms up his checkbook (well, it was already warm, now it is red hot). Nobody will notice or will ignore the fact that for some odd reason Delictez and Rome y rarely appear together and, when they do, Delictez seems almost mannequin like. Perhaps he is just trying to emulate Romney?

The final twist to all this will be when Romney/Delictez’s polling show that they are tanking with the LGBQT XYXPDQ community. Suddenly, Delictez steps up his joint appearances and starts wearing women’s apparel, as if he is a completely different mannequin. At one rally he will sit on Romney’s lap and speak as Romney appears to be stifling lip movement.

Finally, seeing this amazing political force strayed against him, Trump calls it quits.

[bk1000]

Romney is an ass, and he will not be President. If the scenario in the article comes to pass, senators are going to have more to worry about than who they pick as their next candidate.

[bert]

Standing to the side will be Steve Hayes and Jonah Goldberg with very troubled faces and drinking vinegar cocktails with a lemon twist. They will pen a few paragraphs for their 17 readers

[Little Ray]

It would definitely improve the Democrat field.
That said, I don’t think the Commie Pinkos the Democrats have been trying to appeal to would go for an old white man in magic underwear.

[Magnatron]

This is some good weed!

[AppyPappy]

Liberal again they mean

[Magnatron]

Running Romney would immediately alienate the Trump base, but would attract voters from the sensible centers of both parties...

This dummy didn’t calculate that half of the country voted for Trump and he has 90% approval among those voters. The Democrats will be running a candidate, too.

But he thinks Romney will have enough left over to win?

[Timocrat]

Republicans would need .............someone with widespread (and largely positive) name recognition,

Amongst Democrats. Sure.

[sauropod]

/giggle