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  • Not another Texan? How about not another Ivy League Lawyer?

    06/22/2011 6:12:00 AM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 59 replies
    American Thinker ^ | Russ Vaughn
    The liberal media are already tipping their hands as to whom they fear most as a Republican presidential candidate and it should come as no surprise that it's Texas Governor, Rick Perry. And just as they did with John McCain back in 2008, they are showing that they are going to try to subvert the Republican primary process by promoting the Republican most likely to lose to Obama. One of their developing mantras to nip a Perry candidacy in the bud is, "Not another Texan," hoping of course to reignite Bush Derangement Syndrome as Rush Limbaugh is pointing out. And...
  • Trump: Bush probably worst U.S. president [was pimping Hillary for Prez in 2007]

    04/04/2011 5:44:20 AM PDT · by ejdrapes · 147 replies
    WND ^ | March 16, 2007 | WND
    Trump: Bush probably worst U.S. president Businessman and "Apprentice" television star Donald Trump blasted President George Bush today, calling him "probably the worst president in the history of the United States," and blaming his 2004 victory on the Democrat ticket. Appearing on CNN's "Situation Room," Trump was asked by host Wolfe Blitzer his opinion of Democrat presidential candidate John Edwards. "I don't know him," Trump answered. "People like him. I know people that like him very much, but I really don't know him." Trump went on to say that Edward's experience as John Kerry's 2004 running mate was a negative...