Is Bobby Jindal for real? (L)

[MawMaw]

Originally Posted by anon5

Umm did you misspell literacy?

LOL!!!

[n david]

Originally Posted by anon5

I've noticed a trend very recently and my suspicions only cemented more with cantors overthrow. It seems like the people aren't willing to tolerate RINO's anymore. Say what you want about the TEA party, but they are taking over like crazy. They could only do that if they had the growing support of the people. I think we ARE seeing a revolution, but it won't be fought with guns.

I know I am so fed up with the Republican party that I could spit fire. Alot if Ron Pauls views seem idealistic on paper, but just aren't doable in our globalistic world. Besides, his supporters scare me. I'd be too afraid to attend a libertarian meeting. They have some good ideas though. The whole concept of keeping our noses OUT of everyone's business and vice versa, is a concept that is long over due to be put into practice.

Now that's just absurd. (The part in bold)

Personally, I'd be more afraid to attend a meeting of Democrats, especially with my pregnant wife!

I would LOVE to have Cruz or Paul elected as the next President. But I know the establishment won't allow it. They'd do anything and everything imaginable to keep Cruz or Paul out of the White House.

No, the next President will either be Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush or Mitt Romney unfortunately.

Cantor's defeat was for naught, since his replacement as Whip is even less conservative than he was!

[anon5]

Originally Posted by n david

Now that's just absurd. (The part in bold)

Personally, I'd be more afraid to attend a meeting of Democrats, especially with my pregnant wife!

I would LOVE to have Cruz or Paul elected as the next President. But I know the establishment won't allow it. They'd do anything and everything imaginable to keep Cruz or Paul out of the White House.

No, the next President will either be Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush or Mitt Romney unfortunately.

Cantor's defeat was for naught, since his replacement as Whip is even less conservative than he was!

I remember during the last Republican convention, there were reports Ron Paul supporters acting out though I don't know the details.

Jeb bush won't get in because of his brother. Daddy bush handled Iraq in a swift and clean fashion. Younger Bush handled Iraq in a very sloppy fashion.

No one likes Hillary. No one. Though she IS tough as nails and has the cajones for the job. I doubt Romney will run again, which for him is dumb because all his dirty laundry has already been exposed. This would be the perfect oppurtunity for him to drive home that the wrong guy was elected. Though, I'm also no big fan of Romney.

McCains just another RINO. Palin too, probably. She's opposite of Hillary in most ways. Attractive, likable, but a bit on the soft side. I mostly agree with the politics, but I don't believe for a moment that she's strong enough for the job.

Besides, I'm a bit old fashioned in that I find it distasteful that a woman with minor children still at home would even WANT to go running around, playing governor. She needs to stay home and BE THERE for the kids until their grown.

[Originalist]

Originally Posted by n david

Now that's just absurd. (The part in bold)

Personally, I'd be more afraid to attend a meeting of Democrats, especially with my pregnant wife!

I would LOVE to have Cruz or Paul elected as the next President. But I know the establishment won't allow it. They'd do anything and everything imaginable to keep Cruz or Paul out of the White House.

No, the next President will either be Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush or Mitt Romney unfortunately.

Cantor's defeat was for naught, since his replacement as Whip is even less conservative than he was!

Cantor was not a whip. He was the House majority leader. The new whip is indeed a Tea Party guy from Louisiana.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Originalist

Cantor was not a whip. He was the House majority leader. The new whip is indeed a Tea Party guy from Louisiana.

You're correct, I got the terms wrong. It's weird, because in the Senate, the Senate Majority Leader is THE leader of the Senate. Whereas, over in the House, THE leader of the House is not the House Majority Leader, but rather the Speaker of the House.

In any case, Cantor's replacement is less a conservative than Cantor. Nothing like doubling down on failure.

One of the alleged issues that doomed Cantor was his flip flop for amnesty. Make no mistake, McCarthy is from California and bows to the wishes of Silicon Valley. They want cheap, immigrant labor, they're going to get a return on the investment they've made in McCarthy. He will vote and push for immigration reform which includes amnesty.

[Esther]

Originally Posted by anon5

I remember during the last Republican convention, there were reports Ron Paul supporters acting out though I don't know the details.

Jeb bush won't get in because of his brother. Daddy bush handled Iraq in a swift and clean fashion. Younger Bush handled Iraq in a very sloppy fashion.

No one likes Hillary. No one. Though she IS tough as nails and has the cajones for the job. I doubt Romney will run again, which for him is dumb because all his dirty laundry has already been exposed. This would be the perfect oppurtunity for him to drive home that the wrong guy was elected. Though, I'm also no big fan of Romney.

McCains just another RINO. Palin too, probably. She's opposite of Hillary in most ways. Attractive, likable, but a bit on the soft side. I mostly agree with the politics, but I don't believe for a moment that she's strong enough for the job.

Besides, I'm a bit old fashioned in that I find it distasteful that a woman with minor children still at home would even WANT to go running around, playing governor. She needs to stay home and BE THERE for the kids until their grown.

If they r stupid enough to run Mitt again they deserve what they get, a third party.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Esther

If they r stupid enough to run Mitt again they deserve what they get, a third party.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by anon5

Umm did you misspell literacy?

I'm going to be careful how I word this because I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings, but it's high time the reality was faced and told; The reason the South ranks so low in schools is mainly due to one particular group of people. It's not just the South. They are a problem EVERYWHERE.

One group of people?
Who?

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by anon5

Umm did you misspell literacy?

Umm, I misspelled that word in all capital letters on purpose.