| Crackels and Pops on Paris [message #92856] |
Mon, 19 November 2007 05:11  |
emarenot
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Registered: June 2005
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> Lest anyone think I am singling out RP, let me say this:
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> Hillary - machine politics, angry, corrupt, unelectable
>
> Edwards - Slimy kissup to Obama looking for a VP slot. Obama
> will run from him. Zillionaire trial lawyer phony.
>
> Obama - Good guy, good heart. A bunch of scary ideas, and
> some good ones. If he can rise to the occasion when he has
> to face the real opponents (the GOP candidates) he could win.
> I don't think it will happen.
>
> McCain - That man has a really bad temper. He scares me. All the
> idiots who have characterized Bush as a cowboy, when he is
> the most mild and cautious of men, are going to get a shock when
> they replace a "cowboy" with a really pissed-off ex POW and
> torture victim. I like him, but he has a serious temper, just watch
> him closely at the debates. Yes, he has a right to it, but I am not
> sure he has mastered it.
>
> Mitt - Too much of a suit for me. Too calculating, too little
> moral center. McCain despises him and with good reason.
> nonetheless he did a good job in MA. May be a better pres.
> than public figure, but we really don't need another one of those
> after 8 years of Bush.
>
> Rudi - Best man to have when the chips are down. Not really
> a conservative, but looks like one compared to the Dems.
> Why is he behind? Skeletons in his personal life? Trust?
>
> Thompson - He doesn't care about the media or image
> management; cannot be bought. A true conservative.
> May not be electable.
>
> Huck - No legs. Scares me. If he is the candidate, the GOP may
> lose.
>
>
> I can only say one thing:
>
> This is going to be one wild and wooly campaign.
>
> DC
>
>I'll take the charm over Edwards grease and Hillary's. well,
Hillaryness..
Abortion is murder.
Roe v. Wade cannot stand the slightest constitutional inspection.
Privacy rights trumping the lives of our children? All we need
is judges who care about the consitution rather than a political
agenda and it is finished. So, we don't strictly need a pro-life
president. We need one that will not nominate activist judges.
Then Roe V. Wade can be dealt with legislatively as it should
have been.
DC
Bill L <bill@billlorentzen.com> wrote:
>All 3 of the Dems are lawyers - Oy!
>
>Lest you fall for Obama's youth and charm, be aware he twice voted for
>ID
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