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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:49:32 AM EDT
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The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:49:52 AM EDT
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He would be better than any Democrat. Fiscal conservative, social liberal  if he was hot he would be GDs ultimate candidate.Fiscal conservative???.... He wouldn't fight against Obamacare. Was all over signing on and taking that Fed $$$ for a couple years. Hasn't reigned in speding or taxes in his state. Draconian gun laws. He got his name in the news initially because he picked a small fight with the teachers union....and has done nothing since except try to keep his name in the national news. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:50:32 AM EDT
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No one in my household will vote for him.
RNC take note, going down this path will mean the end of financial support for your party. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:51:22 AM EDT
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In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term Yes, those are things that the Libertarians had hoped to see. They WANT Christie to be the Republican candidate. It is obvious. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:51:46 AM EDT
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:52:43 AM EDT
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Can't picture christe doing too well outside of ca and the northeast Agreed. I'll never vote for him. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:54:45 AM EDT
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Yes, those are things that the Libertarians had hoped to see. They WANT Christie to be the Republican candidate. It is obvious. This is what some establishment Republicans actually believe.
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:56:01 AM EDT
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Yes, those are things that the Libertarians had hoped to see. They WANT Christie to be the Republican candidate. It is obvious. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term Yes, those are things that the Libertarians had hoped to see. They WANT Christie to be the Republican candidate. It is obvious. You misunderstand what I was trying to say. It became confusing by my quoting the original "libertarian fantasies" comment. What I was trying to say is that there's always been a certain degree of "it will NEVER happen" whenever someone whom GD will brand a Libertarian shill offers a concern or warning. What I was saying is that we BETTER be concerned about everything. I damned sure know the progressives are not taking a day off. Those that ridicule the warnings are a good part of why we have gotten to the point where we are now. This "libertarian/GOP" purse-swinging in GD is overdone. If GD doesn't think that the MSM will do everything in their power to build Christie up to be "The candidate that the GOP wants and needs," I have a bridge to sell you. They will build him up until he wins the primaries, and then start to destroy him. You've seen it before. You WILL see it again. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:56:07 AM EDT
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A national candidate who publicly supports semi auto rifles and high capacity magazines will NEVER win a national election in the US. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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any person here who supports Crispy Creme should immediately turn in all high capacity magazines, and semi-auto firearms. You also should ask your state to implement firearms ID cards complete with purchase limitations. you cannot be for the 2nd Amendment and support Crispy Cream at the same time. They are opposite ends of the spectrum. so let's hear from the Crispy Cream supporters WHY they feel he would be good for the 2nd Amendment put up or shut up A national candidate who publicly supports semi auto rifles and high capacity magazines will NEVER win a national election in the US. GWB supported the assault weapon ban. He planned to sign it's renewal if it reached his desk in 2004. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:56:09 AM EDT
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Fiscal conservative???.... He wouldn't fight against Obamacare. Was all over signing on and taking that Fed $$$ for a couple years. Hasn't reigned in speding or taxes in his state. Draconian gun laws. He got his name in the news initially because he picked a small fight with the teachers union....and has done nothing since except try to keep his name in the national news. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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He would be better than any Democrat. Fiscal conservative, social liberal if he was hot he would be GDs ultimate candidate.Fiscal conservative???.... He wouldn't fight against Obamacare. Was all over signing on and taking that Fed $$$ for a couple years. Hasn't reigned in speding or taxes in his state. Draconian gun laws. He got his name in the news initially because he picked a small fight with the teachers union....and has done nothing since except try to keep his name in the national news. I honestly don't follow Chritsy and don't really want to defend him. I have always heard he was fiscally conservative and I always heard he was anti assault weapons. I will study his past political decisions once the primaries start and try to make an educated choice at that time. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:56:42 AM EDT
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I'll vote third party if that assbag is the nominee. NO SHIT!!!! Fuck that antigun communist scumbag from the Armpit of America. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:57:59 AM EDT
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I usually make fun of the third party/ I'll stay home stuff but Christie?  He's a moderate DemocratAs was Mitt Romney, as was John McCain. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 10:59:25 AM EDT
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I'll vote third party if that assbag is the nominee. But, but, but, you'll be wasting your vote! |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:00:15 AM EDT
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how can there be a front runner when a single primary hasn't been held? <- rhetorical question
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:01:30 AM EDT
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In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term "Libertarians" here in GD continue to bash Romney two years after he lost to Obama's second term. The fact is however, America would have been better off with Gov. Romney as the CiC, and leading our economic recovery than what we have now by an order of magnitude that's not even debatable. He's also a man that pledged no new gun control because, in his words, "America had enough laws already". But like someone else said, he didn't pander to the drug and gay marriage advocates, so he's worse than a dimocRat in the eyes of so called "libertarians" here in GD. Even the very notion that he has socially conservative values-despite the fact that he didn't run on those beliefs-is enough to warrant an unrelenting frontal attack on his candidacy. It is what it is. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:03:07 AM EDT
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GWB supported that assault weapon ban. He planned to sign it's renewal if it reached his desk in 2004. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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any person here who supports Crispy Creme should immediately turn in all high capacity magazines, and semi-auto firearms. You also should ask your state to implement firearms ID cards complete with purchase limitations. you cannot be for the 2nd Amendment and support Crispy Cream at the same time. They are opposite ends of the spectrum. so let's hear from the Crispy Cream supporters WHY they feel he would be good for the 2nd Amendment put up or shut up A national candidate who publicly supports semi auto rifles and high capacity magazines will NEVER win a national election in the US. GWB supported that assault weapon ban. He planned to sign it's renewal if it reached his desk in 2004. He said he'd sign it if Congress passed it. He neither spoke out in favor of a new ban, nor did he pressure anyone in Congress to pass one. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:03:53 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Yes, those are things that the Libertarians had hoped to see. They WANT Christie to be the Republican candidate. It is obvious. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term Yes, those are things that the Libertarians had hoped to see. They WANT Christie to be the Republican candidate. It is obvious. I know this is GD and all, but every person I know who self-identifies as L/libertarian did not want to see Obama in office. Every one of them held their noses and voted for Romney to try and stop the second Obama term. None of them supported Obamacare in any fashion and were very vocal about that issue to their elected reps. And they certainly do not want to see Christie as the GOP candidate as they might be put into a position of having to make the same decision as the last two elections. I could make lots of broad brush stereotypes regarding conservatives and good Christians based on the knuckleheads local to me, but I refrain from that as I realize they may not be the norm. I'd suspect GD isn't the "norm" regarding L/libertarians either. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:05:17 AM EDT
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He would be better than any Democrat. Fiscal conservative, social liberal if he was hot he would be GDs ultimate candidate.Aren't you special. 
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:06:41 AM EDT
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"Libertarians" here in GD continue to bash Romney two years after he lost to Obama's second term. The fact is however, America would have been better off with Gov. Romney as the CiC, and leading our economic recovery than what we have now by an order of magnitude that's not even debatable. He's also a man that pledged no new gun control because, in his words, "America had enough laws already". But like someone else said, he didn't pander to the drug and gay marriage advocates, so he's worse than a dimocRat in the eyes of so called "libertarians" here in GD. Even the very notion that he has socially conservative values-despite the fact that he didn't run on those beliefs-is enough to warrant an unrelenting frontal attack on his candidacy. It is what it is. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term "Libertarians" here in GD continue to bash Romney two years after he lost to Obama's second term. The fact is however, America would have been better off with Gov. Romney as the CiC, and leading our economic recovery than what we have now by an order of magnitude that's not even debatable. He's also a man that pledged no new gun control because, in his words, "America had enough laws already". But like someone else said, he didn't pander to the drug and gay marriage advocates, so he's worse than a dimocRat in the eyes of so called "libertarians" here in GD. Even the very notion that he has socially conservative values-despite the fact that he didn't run on those beliefs-is enough to warrant an unrelenting frontal attack on his candidacy. It is what it is. Yeah. As I stated earlier, I voted for him. He was not my ideal candidate, but I gave my reasons why I did. I was (and am) referring to the ridicule of anyone that warns about the smoke on the wind. That breeds a certain degree of complacency among those that should be vigilant. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:07:32 AM EDT
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I'll vote third party if that assbag is the nominee. Aye. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:07:57 AM EDT
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Yep. Spot-on. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... Yep. Spot-on. Maybe it's disgruntled voters who have been pulling the "R" lever their whole lives who are sick of voting for candidates who don't really represent their views. MItt Romney supported the AWB, sometimes John McCain supported the AWB, and George Bush said he would sign the AWB renewal if it reached his desk in 2004. Many pundits on Fox News are openly cheerleading for Chris Christie and/or Jeb Bush. Due to foreign policy differences, I truly believe that Dick Cheney would vote for Hillary oClinton ver Rand Paul if they are the two nominees in 2016. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:08:42 AM EDT
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He would be better than any Democrat. Fiscal conservative, social liberal if he was hot he would be GDs ultimate candidate.Aren't you special. http://www.crownvic.net/cvpimaster/eyeroll.gif Your so kooky 
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:09:09 AM EDT
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I'll vote for the sonofabitch........... IF I have to........... then I'll go gag myself.......... I won't, reason being that it's far easier for most "R"s to oppose something put forth by a "D" then it is if a "R" puts forth the same thing. Put a lib "R" in office and you would have fence sitting "R"s who are not conservative who would be far more likely to vote for gun control issues and socialist policies due to the political blocking a "R" president in office has. Nope, would stay home or vote 3rd party and be damn good with it. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:11:48 AM EDT
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Nope. Non-starter.
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:14:02 AM EDT
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He said he'd sign it if Congress passed it. He neither spoke out in favor of a new ban, nor did he pressure anyone in Congress to pass one. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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any person here who supports Crispy Creme should immediately turn in all high capacity magazines, and semi-auto firearms. You also should ask your state to implement firearms ID cards complete with purchase limitations. you cannot be for the 2nd Amendment and support Crispy Cream at the same time. They are opposite ends of the spectrum. so let's hear from the Crispy Cream supporters WHY they feel he would be good for the 2nd Amendment put up or shut up A national candidate who publicly supports semi auto rifles and high capacity magazines will NEVER win a national election in the US. GWB supported that assault weapon ban. He planned to sign it's renewal if it reached his desk in 2004. He said he'd sign it if Congress passed it. He neither spoke out in favor of a new ban, nor did he pressure anyone in Congress to pass one. I've written two letters to politicians in my life. I wrote GWB and Karl Rove in 2004 pleading that they not to renew the AWB if the bill reaches their desk. Both responses were obviously form letters; both said that the specifically support the AWB becoming permanent and they will sign it if it reaches their desk. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:14:37 AM EDT
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The MSM will be all positive for him during the primary, attacking any candidate.
Then attacking hard in the general. The republicans will never win they let the MSM choose their candidates. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:14:47 AM EDT
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Who here that is complaining about the inevitability of Christie winning the nomination, has been working hard at getting a better candidate on the ballot? What exactly have you done? Will you do more than just whine? There are no ANNOUNCED candidates at this point. The 2016 election is over two years away. Why people continue to moan and whine and conjecture about the Republican nominee now is beyond me. Concentrate any efforts on electing Republicans this November. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:15:45 AM EDT
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He has really done well cleaning up Atlantic City though.
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:17:54 AM EDT
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LOL won't vote for him.
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:19:08 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Chess, not checkers? I used to buy into this but the more and more I see how the Rs actually do shit and fuck us just as good I have a hard time believing that. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Any R is better than a D. A vote for a third party is a vote for Hillary. Chess, not checkers. Chess, not checkers? I used to buy into this but the more and more I see how the Rs actually do shit and fuck us just as good I have a hard time believing that. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:22:27 AM EDT
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republicans... snatching defeat from the jaws of victory every chance they get...
say what you will but christie as nominee almost guarantees a dem president... |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:22:57 AM EDT
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... would be better than Hillary
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:23:35 AM EDT
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Christie will never get the GOP nomination. I guarantee that it won't happen.
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:25:26 AM EDT
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Yeah. As I stated earlier, I voted for him. He was not my ideal candidate, but I gave my reasons why I did. I was (and am) referring to the ridicule of anyone that warns about the smoke on the wind. That breeds a certain degree of complacency among those that should be vigilant. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... In fairness, a lot of "libertarian fantasies" have materialized against the common sense of GD. Romney Obamacare passing Obama's second term "Libertarians" here in GD continue to bash Romney two years after he lost to Obama's second term. The fact is however, America would have been better off with Gov. Romney as the CiC, and leading our economic recovery than what we have now by an order of magnitude that's not even debatable. He's also a man that pledged no new gun control because, in his words, "America had enough laws already". But like someone else said, he didn't pander to the drug and gay marriage advocates, so he's worse than a dimocRat in the eyes of so called "libertarians" here in GD. Even the very notion that he has socially conservative values-despite the fact that he didn't run on those beliefs-is enough to warrant an unrelenting frontal attack on his candidacy. It is what it is. Yeah. As I stated earlier, I voted for him. He was not my ideal candidate, but I gave my reasons why I did. I was (and am) referring to the ridicule of anyone that warns about the smoke on the wind. That breeds a certain degree of complacency among those that should be vigilant. Fair enough. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:30:56 AM EDT
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I've written two letters to politicians in my life. I wrote GWB and Karl Rove in 2004 pleading that they not to renew the AWB if the bill reaches their desk. Both responses were obviously form letters; both said that the specifically support the AWB becoming permanent and they will sign it if it reaches their desk. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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any person here who supports Crispy Creme should immediately turn in all high capacity magazines, and semi-auto firearms. You also should ask your state to implement firearms ID cards complete with purchase limitations. you cannot be for the 2nd Amendment and support Crispy Cream at the same time. They are opposite ends of the spectrum. so let's hear from the Crispy Cream supporters WHY they feel he would be good for the 2nd Amendment put up or shut up A national candidate who publicly supports semi auto rifles and high capacity magazines will NEVER win a national election in the US. GWB supported that assault weapon ban. He planned to sign it's renewal if it reached his desk in 2004. He said he'd sign it if Congress passed it. He neither spoke out in favor of a new ban, nor did he pressure anyone in Congress to pass one. I've written two letters to politicians in my life. I wrote GWB and Karl Rove in 2004 pleading that they not to renew the AWB if the bill reaches their desk. Both responses were obviously form letters; both said that the specifically support the AWB becoming permanent and they will sign it if it reaches their desk. Don't care. If he really supported an AWB, he would have lobbied for one after the VT massacre. He took all sorts of shit in the media for not being more aggressive in pushing for a new ban after that horrific event. His actions tell me everything I need to know about the man, form letters sent out by some staffer not withstanding. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:38:01 AM EDT
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Christie will never get the GOP nomination. I guarantee that it won't happen. I can't imagine it happening. Of course I couldn't imagine we'd have eight years of a community organizer named Hussein either. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:38:08 AM EDT
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Hello to 8 years of "The first female President" even though technically, I bet Hildawg has a bigger johnson than his/her inbred husband does!
Fuck Christie, yet another fall guy that the establishment trys to shove down our throats! FUCK THE RNC |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:40:34 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: "Libertarians" here in GD continue to bash Romney two years after he lost to Obama's second term. The fact is however, America would have been better off with Gov. Romney as the CiC, and leading our economic recovery than what we have now by an order of magnitude that's not even debatable. He's also a man that pledged no new gun control because, in his words, "America had enough laws already". But like someone else said, he didn't pander to the drug and gay marriage advocates, so he's worse than a dimocRat in the eyes of so called "libertarians" here in GD. Even the very notion that he has socially conservative values-despite the fact that he didn't run on those beliefs-is enough to warrant an unrelenting frontal attack on his candidacy. It is what it is. Quote HistoryQuoted: "Libertarians" here in GD continue to bash Romney two years after he lost to Obama's second term. The fact is however, America would have been better off with Gov. Romney as the CiC, and leading our economic recovery than what we have now by an order of magnitude that's not even debatable. He's also a man that pledged no new gun control because, in his words, "America had enough laws already". But like someone else said, he didn't pander to the drug and gay marriage advocates, so he's worse than a dimocRat in the eyes of so called "libertarians" here in GD. Even the very notion that he has socially conservative values-despite the fact that he didn't run on those beliefs-is enough to warrant an unrelenting frontal attack on his candidacy. It is what it is. And no, before you jump to one of your other favorite conclusions, Ron Paul was not high on my list, at any point during the nomination process. He was about as palatable to me as Santorum was. All that said, and bearing in mind that I do not believe that Christie can secure the nomination, I will absolutely not vote for him if, by some miracle, he wins the nomination. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:41:38 AM EDT
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Why is every presidential election a choice between which candidate we detest the least? I don't see that problem on the Dem's side. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:42:35 AM EDT
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Maybe it's disgruntled voters who have been pulling the "R" lever their whole lives who are sick of voting for candidates who don't really represent their views. MItt Romney supported the AWB, sometimes John McCain supported the AWB, and George Bush said he would sign the AWB renewal if it reached his desk in 2004. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The only people in GD talking about Christie being the GOP nominee are self-described "libertarians". Why is that? Is it because it affords these same "libertarians" the opportunity to bash the GOP once again? It has to be, since one would have to be a deluded moron to think Gov. Christie had any kind of chance to win the primary at all. A GD "libertarian" fantasy worthy of much masturbation on their part; the chance to rip Republicans a new asshole for months on the internet.... Yep. Spot-on. Maybe it's disgruntled voters who have been pulling the "R" lever their whole lives who are sick of voting for candidates who don't really represent their views. MItt Romney supported the AWB, sometimes John McCain supported the AWB, and George Bush said he would sign the AWB renewal if it reached his desk in 2004. Romney actively campaigned on a "no new gun laws" platform for president... Of those you listed only Palin/McCain actively campaigned against guns. Their platform was "close the gunshow loophole." As for the, "I will sign it..." That was the NRA strategy. Eliminate the argument at the national level, keep the argument in congress... Then keep congress pro gun republican... The NRA has explained numerous times that Romney did good for gun rights as governor of a state with a veto- proof majority of liberal democrats... Romney was a lifelong anti- union pro-free- market conservative. He was supported and endorsed by the NRA and the heritage foundation. Romney always polled good among core conservatives. Romney was *begged* to run for governor of the most-conservative state in the US after the Olympics... Romney always had a chance to win the R primary... He always did well in polls of conservatives... Christie had no appeal to conservatives and will have no chance in the R primary... |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:44:16 AM EDT
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I've been known to hold my nose and vote Republican in the pass; however, if Christie is the GOP nominee I will be voting 3rd party for sure. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:44:58 AM EDT
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I'll vote third party if that assbag is the nominee. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:45:32 AM EDT
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same here burn it all down. Republicans are Democrats with a different name I am not voting for any RNC sponsored candidates unless they have considerable history actually supporting the Constitution and true freedom. Dems will continue to win due to the RNC being deaf or NOT wanting to face reality. I honestly at this point do not care one fucking bit about how far down the hole the USA will go under Dem leadership.....The Republicans obviously share the same thoughts. Quicker we hit bottom...the quicker we start an uphill climb and fix this country. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'll vote third party if that assbag is the nominee. same here burn it all down. Republicans are Democrats with a different name I am not voting for any RNC sponsored candidates unless they have considerable history actually supporting the Constitution and true freedom. Dems will continue to win due to the RNC being deaf or NOT wanting to face reality. I honestly at this point do not care one fucking bit about how far down the hole the USA will go under Dem leadership.....The Republicans obviously share the same thoughts. Quicker we hit bottom...the quicker we start an uphill climb and fix this country. Agreed 110 percent. I have wrote the GOP and Rance a few times and said I am not donating any money or voting for any candidate unless they actually are a true Conservative. No more of these half conservative/ half liberal candidates. Give me a staunch fiscal conservative with a legitimate belief in the power of the Constitution and limited government. Otherwise count me out. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:48:34 AM EDT
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Doesn't he have a bridge to close somewhere?
Holy crap he sucks. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:49:13 AM EDT
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Wow so the republicans want Hillary to win No we want a Conservative to win. Now push the GOP to nominate one. Don't roll over for these lukewarm milquetoast candidates they try and stuff down our throats each time. |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:54:44 AM EDT
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FPNI.
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:55:34 AM EDT
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So OP quotes a washPOSt clinton machine opinion blog, alters the headlines and content to stir up the liberal anti GOP base 2 months before midterms. That's not surprising from a washPOSt DNC paperboy.
Rand Paul Leads the GOP Pack for 2016 – And Not By a Little Poll: Rand Paul 2016 frontrunner in IA, N.H. Good News For GOP, Bad News For Obama In Latest CBS/New York Times Poll |
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Posted: 9/21/2014 11:59:07 AM EDT
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This is unpossible. The arfcom GOP has promised I won't have to hold my nose this time.
Wait, that's not it...oh yeah, they insisted that I must vote however they vote, so they can win, even if I must hold my nose.
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Posted: 9/21/2014 12:03:18 PM EDT
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no different than any dem...fuck the GOP...usually I'd vote for the lesser of two evils, but in this case I'll take my chances and vote 3rd party if it comes to that...
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Posted: 9/21/2014 12:06:20 PM EDT
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I hate to be one of those 3rd party/im not voting people but I cant vote for Christie. Unlike Romney who actually was a good candidate a much better one than McCain was. Christie is just to ho-hum moderate.
I would love to vote for Paul, I would vote for Cruz, Cain, Scott Walker, or pretty much anyone else, but I cant vote for Christie. Ill just vote for the Constitution party candidate. |
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