Vote for all of them... except

[republicanchick]

Yeh, I want to vote for all of them except Trump. I like a lot of what he says and agree with it, but he disturbs me... The most disturbing thing is that he would not rule out a 3rd party run, which would mean Hellary is going to win (barring some unforeseen miracle, but yeh, we can count on her winning)

He gave her $$

He gave Pelosi $$

Ok, he has "evolved" Reagan wasn't always pro-life either, but you know... I think T gave this $$ to libs fairly recently (?)

But even if he hadn't, I would still be disturbed by T... not even sure exactly why, other than the above... and his support at one time of Single Payor health

So anyway, too bad we can't have a candidate who embodies all the best of the 17

Trump's apathy RE people liking him

Santorum's love of Americans and how he puts THEM first (Gee, what a thought...)

Cruz's... apathy RE people liking him... his conservative-ness... etc..

Fiorina's desire to help ALL people (shared by all on stage, presumably?)

Kasich's love of the Word and desire to live by it

Jeb Bush's awesome record in Florida RE the economy

Ben Carson's love of all people from conception until natural death (etc)

and I could just go on and on...

Rubio was great, although it disturbs me he may not ALWAYS have been absolutely pro life? And yet he acted like that wasn't true, so

time to do research..

Huckabee REALLY impressed me. I liked what he said about Social Security and how people pay into on avg 51 yrs... I am pretty sure he said that (closed captions). And esp what he said about how thos on SS are not the ones who caused the Debt, a thought that occurred to me a long time ago, but here's the thing: regardless of whose fault it is... it is still there...



so we need them all to be president..

time to change the way things are done in this country (ONE president)...

long past time for that, eh?



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[republicanchick]

Trump could be in the cabinet... maybe in charge of setting up Democratic, capitalistic societies in... well, I guess it is too late for Iraq... unless we send our troops over there to kick IS's...

into Hell


where such vile creatures belong



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[zoo22]

I'm really looking forward to the upcoming year of you posting multiple threads every day of your random discombobulated ramblings about how much you love assorted republican candidates.

Every day. For over a year.

It will be a great compliment to your multiple threads every day regurgitating what you thought you saw the night before on Fox News and your random discombobulated ramblings about what Fox News hosts you think are the dreamiest.

 

[Nick M]

He does business in Chicago and New York. If you don't line the pockets of said liberal Senators he can not do business in those states.

Who not to vote for?

Kasich
Bush

Off the top of my head. Let me look at little more.

 

[shagster01]

You like all of them, yet they all bad mouth and talk negatively about each other. hmmm.

 

[jgarden]

Gernie Sanders, the "socialist" candidate, attracted a crowd of 15 000 in Seattle on Saturday and 28 000 in Portland on Sunday.

Who would have seen this coming - an American presidential "socialist" candidate attracting record crowds during the "dog days" of summer - more than a year before the actual election!

This is now Obama started in 2008, except this is even earlier in the election cycle and Sanders is a self-described "SOCIALIST!"

 

[Buzzword]

Gernie Sanders, the "socialist" candidate, attracted a crowd of 15 000 in Seattle on Saturday and 28 000 in Portland on Sunday.

Who would have seen this coming - an American presidential "socialist" candidate attracting record crowds during the "dog days" of summer - more than a year before the actual election!

This is now Obama started in 2008, except this is even earlier in the election cycle and Sanders is a self-described "SOCIALIST!"

"You want to know why a socialist consistently draws the largest crowds in the 2016 race? Because the capitalists are pretending that there is no problem with how America handles business."
-Pedro Adamo

 

[jgarden]

"You want to know why a socialist consistently draws the largest crowds in the 2016 race? Because the capitalists are pretending that there is no problem with how America handles business."
-Pedro Adamo

Given that more than half of the $388 million in political contributions raised for the 17 GOP presidential candidates (as of June 30th) has come from just 130 donors, Republican contenders had better do as they're told - if they expect the cash to keep rolling in!

We can all take comfort in the knowledge that those 130 donors with "deep pockets" only have our best interests at heart!

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/02/us/small-pool-of-rich-donors-dominates-election-giving.html?_r=0

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

Can I note vote at all?
I promise I will never complain about the government.

The course of this world is evil, and they are all on the course.

 

[republicanchick]

He does business in Chicago and New York. If you don't line the pockets of said liberal Senators he can not do business in those states.

.

huh?


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[republicanchick]

Gernie Sanders, the "socialist" candidate, attracted a crowd of 15 000 in Seattle on Saturday and 28 000 in Portland on Sunday.



!"

means virtually nothing. I would go see Sanders if I lived in the city or near it.. just b/c I want to know what's going on in this country... doesn't mean I am going to vote for him... so don't get too hot and bothered



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[jgarden]

means virtually nothing. I would go see Sanders if I lived in the city or near it.. just b/c I want to know what's going on in this country... doesn't mean I am going to vote for him... so don't get too hot and bothered

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Bernie Sanders Shocker Is Coming
08/10/15

In two appearances in recent days, in Washington State and Oregon, Bernie Sanders drew massive crowds of supporters that were larger—for these two speeches alone—-than the combined crowds of every Republican and Democrat running for president added together over the entire weekend.

First, on Saturday night, a spectacular crowd of 15,000 people turned out for a Sanders rally at the Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle. And then, on Sunday, Sanders roused a humongous crowd at the Moda Center in Portland, estimated in The Oregonian to be 28,000.

For serious analysts of politics the summer belongs to Sanders—and no other candidate can come even close to the size of his crowds or the clarity, passion and idealism of his message. The Republican campaign has become a reality television show while the Sanders campaign offers the reality of a surging movement of progressive politics, progressive organization and progressive inspiration that is transforming American politics under the radar of the national political media .....

http://observer.com/2015/08/a-bernie-sanders-shocker-is-coming/#ixzz3iZX2V65s

- Sanders drew massive crowds of supporters that were larger—for these two speeches alone—-than the combined crowds of every Republican and Democrat running for president added together over the entire weekend

- on Saturday night, a spectacular crowd of 15,000 people ... in Seattle.

- on Sunday, Sanders roused a humongous crowd at the Moda Center in Portland, estimated in The Oregonian to be 28,000.

- for serious analysts of politics the summer belongs to Sanders—and no other candidate can come even close to the size of his crowds or the clarity, passion and idealism of his message

- Sanders campaign offers the reality of a surging movement of progressive politics, progressive organization and progressive inspiration that is transforming American politics under the radar of the national political media .....

"Republicanchick" may dismiss the Sanders Campaign, but when an obscure "socialisl" candidate can attract larger crowds over the weekend than those of the other 18 candidates combined, serious political observers start to take notice.

"Republicanchick" would have is believe that none of the 17 Republican presidential candidates are interested in attracting large crowds to differentiate themselves from the other candidates and increase donations.

 

[republicanchick]

- "Republicanchick" would have is believe that none of the 17 Republican presidential candidates are interested in attracting large crowds to differentiate themselves from the other candidates and increase donations.

u sure have me "having us believe" a lot...

who gives a rip how big a crowd is?

stupid

means virtually nothing

And if the US elects another incompetent for president... all we who care about truth, justice and the American way

might as well throw in the towel... which is what the liberals and [redundancy alert] Satan want

(to heck with them)




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