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Richard
04-10-2012, 13:41
And then there was...

And so it goes...

Richard :munchin

Rick Santorum Ends Presidential Campaign
The Ticket, 10 Apr 2012

After calling Mitt Romney to say he is ending his presidential campaign, Rick Santorum announced the end of his presidential campaign Tuesday during a press conference in Pennsylvania, his home state.

"We will suspend our campaign effective today," Santorum said surrounded by members of his family in Gettysburg.

(Cont'd) http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/rick-santorum-calls-mitt-romney-concede-180027008.html

greenberetTFS
04-10-2012, 14:27
And then there was...

And so it goes...

Richard :munchin

Rick Santorum Ends Presidential Campaign
The Ticket, 10 Apr 2012

After calling Mitt Romney to say he is ending his presidential campaign, Rick Santorum announced the end of his presidential campaign Tuesday during a press conference in Pennsylvania, his home state.

"We will suspend our campaign effective today," Santorum said surrounded by members of his family in Gettysburg.

(Cont'd) http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/rick-santorum-calls-mitt-romney-concede-180027008.html

This to me is a shame,because "Casper Milk Toast" won't beat "O",but Santorum might have because he was a least a true conservative......:mad:

Big Teddy :munchin

Ret10Echo
04-10-2012, 16:31
What of Newt?

...realistically-now begins the test of whether or not the Republican Party can rally behind one person....or implode.

:munchin

Pete
04-10-2012, 16:59
Once again the Conservatives shoot themselves in the foot during the primaries.

The Conservatives split around 60% of the vote letting the moderate float to the top with his 40%.

A good number of consrevatives will shoot themselves in the other foot by voting third party or sitting out the general election.

This "strategy" will ensure O's reelection.

As a side note - I don't realy think the Republican "moderates" really care as long as they keep their Washington power base, get to "do lunch" and strut the halls.

There will be no slowdown in spending until the party train goes over the cliff.

Dusty
04-10-2012, 17:06
Once again the Conservatives shoot themselves in the foot during the primaries.

The Conservatives split around 60% of the vote letting the moderate float to the top with his 40%.

A good number of consrevatives will shoot themselves in the other foot by voting third party or sitting out the general election.

This "strategy" will ensure O's reelection.



Maybe not. There's not the same rift between mods, independents and Conservatives that was there in '08, IMO.

This time, they know what they're up against, and the situation is more serious. Maybe they'll say, "Well, we have to rally around this nincompoop in order to have time to groom (whoever)."

MR2
04-10-2012, 20:15
:(

h0m3b0dy
04-11-2012, 00:19
What, no support for Dr. Paul?? I'd take him over "Obamney" just due to MSM's dislike of the guy alone...

Dusty
04-11-2012, 06:21
What, no support for Dr. Paul?? I'd take him over "Obamney" just due to MSM's dislike of the guy alone...

You mean like, "What, no support for Mr. Perot?? I'd take him over "Slick Willie" just due to MSM's dislike of the guy alone..." (?)

Box
04-11-2012, 06:49
I am starting to smell 4 more years of the current POTUS

...and if we are lucky, a presidential decree will have outlawed the republican party by then, so we will be allowed to vote for uncle joe as POTUS in 2016

Of course, theres always that Mayan doomsday thing to look forward to

Dusty
04-11-2012, 07:35
I am starting to smell 4 more years of the current POTUS

...and if we are lucky, a presidential decree will have outlawed the republican party by then, so we will be allowed to vote for uncle joe as POTUS in 2016

Of course, theres always that Mayan doomsday thing to look forward to

Don't sweat it, Brother. Too many real Americans still hanging around the Country.

Fuck 'em, and the Mayans, too. ;) We'll come out smelling like a rose, as usual.

What we need to concentrate on is training our kids in the right path, so that shit doesn't get this close to the fan, anymore.

Dad
04-11-2012, 07:57
Rick Santorum has never qualified as a conservative IMHO. I thought he was for sale 10 years ago and I think so today.

http://libertycounselaction.org/content/home/32905/rick_santorum_s_voting_record

greenberetTFS
04-11-2012, 09:18
Rick Santorum has never qualified as a conservative IMHO. I thought he was for sale 10 years ago and I think so today.

http://libertycounselaction.org/content/home/32905/rick_santorum_s_voting_record

Well you got your wish,Santorum is dead,with Newt or Paul the remaining long shots...... :( ABC news yesterday showed the results of a "like ability poll" and "O" got 68% and "Casper Milk Toast" 32%,anyone still believe Romney's "Our Man"????...:rolleyes:

Big Teddy :munchin

Dusty
04-11-2012, 09:52
Well you got your wish,Santorum is dead,with Newt or Paul the remaining long shots...... :( ABC news yesterday showed the results of a "like ability poll" and "O" got 68% and "Casper Milk Toast" 32%,anyone still believe Romney's "Our Man"????...:rolleyes:

Big Teddy :munchin

lol Among the last pollsters I'd put any stock in is ABC, Bro-think about it.

The "news" stations are also pulling out all the stops.

Go out into the street in Anytown and poll people yourself; apart from liberal havens, it's hard to find anybody who'll admit to voting for Obama, past or future.

It's the economy, Bro.

Ret10Echo
04-11-2012, 18:11
Go out into the street in Anytown and poll people yourself; apart from liberal havens, it's hard to find anybody who'll admit to voting for Obama, past or future.

It's the economy, Bro.

Yeah...and I could never find anyone who voted for Ted Kennedy either....


Teddy....for better or worse here we go. The American people will get what they "deserve". Or as I like to put it "Apparently things don't suck quite enough yet".

Dusty
04-11-2012, 18:49
Yeah...and I could never find anyone who voted for Ted Kennedy either....




That's understandable-he didn't run for office in Maryland, did he? :D

Ret10Echo
04-11-2012, 19:12
That's understandable-he didn't run for office in Maryland, did he? :D

I'm certain that in Maryland, you could still vote for him...

To clarify...


"During my residence in the Peoples Republic of Massachusetts....I could never find anyone who voted for Ted Kennedy."


(Smartass :D)

Sarski
04-11-2012, 22:16
Any chancee Romney might pick Santorum as his running mate? I'm keeping my fingers crossed...

Richard
04-12-2012, 05:07
Any chancee Romney might pick Santorum as his running mate? I'm keeping my fingers crossed...

I doubt it - there are a number of good choices for Romney to pick from, and Rubio would strengthen his campaign.

His support of the Ryan budget proposals and Ryan's support of Romeny are a recent plus.

I predict the go ugly early name-calling campaigns will be fierce this summer with a vulnerable POTUS and a weak challenger in a serious election cycle.

And so it goes...

Richard :munchin

greenberetTFS
04-12-2012, 05:29
You mean like, "What, no support for Mr. Perot?? I'd take him over "Slick Willie" just due to MSM's dislike of the guy alone..." (?)

I concur completely with you on him for VP,Casper Milk Toast will need a man with balls that's for sure,but I doubt he'd pick him..........:rolleyes:

Big Teddy :munchin

greenberetTFS
04-12-2012, 07:29
I am starting to smell 4 more years of the current POTUS

...and if we are lucky, a presidential decree will have outlawed the republican party by then, so we will be allowed to vote for uncle joe as POTUS in 2016

Of course, theres always that Mayan doomsday thing to look forward to

This isn't to far fetched at all............:rolleyes:

Big Teddy :munchin

craigepo
04-12-2012, 07:37
I doubt it - there are a number of good choices for Romney to pick from, and Rubio would strengthen his campaign.

Rubio would be a very good choice. I could foresee Santorum getting a cabinet seat later on, especially in exchange for some campaigning help.

Richard
04-12-2012, 07:40
This isn't to far fitch at all.

Jeezzzz-uzzz-kee-ricet! Don't know who 'fitch' is, but there's nothing like a little hyperbolic fear mongering to start out the day with a bit of eye-rolling to accompany my morning coffee. Time to roll out the tin foil... :rolleyes:

And so it goes...

Richard :munchin

greenberetTFS
04-12-2012, 07:54
Jeezzzz-uzzz-kee-ricet! Don't know who 'fitch' is, but there's nothing like a little hyperbolic fear mongering to start out the day with a bit of eye-rolling to accompany my morning coffee. Time to roll out the tin foil... :rolleyes:

And so it goes...

Richard :munchin

Richard

Thank you,spelling error corrected(fetched).........;)

Big Teddy :munchin

PSM
04-12-2012, 09:18
Rubio would strengthen his campaign.

Richard :munchin

Not likely:

Marco Rubio, Mormon-Turned-Catholic

Marco Rubio has something in common with Mitt Romney: their religion.

The young tea party hero most likely on Mitt Romney’s short list of potential running mates was baptized into the Mormon church when he was 8 and “remained active in the faith for a number of years,” attending LDS youth groups and walking to church most Sundays because his mother didn’t drive, the Internet meme and news site BuzzFeed reports.

Rubio left Mormonism to become a Catholic “a few years later,” and he got his first Communion when he was 13, in 1984, the Florida senator’s spokesman told the website.

Full Story: ABC News (http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/02/marco-rubio-mormon-turned-catholic/)

The MSM is dying to go after Mitt's Mormonism. It wouldn't matter is Rubio had only just talked to Mormon Missionaries on his porch, they will attack him for it.

Remember the "Mormon Mafia" that guarded Howard Hughes?

Pat

h0m3b0dy
04-12-2012, 23:37
You mean like, "What, no support for Mr. Perot?? I'd take him over "Slick Willie" just due to MSM's dislike of the guy alone..." (?)

lol. I think I see your point there and yeah you got the right answer to this whole soon-to-be sordid affair with post #10, QP Dusty. Let's plant our gardens, gentlemen.

Dusty
04-13-2012, 09:18
Jeezzzz-uzzz-kee-ricet! Don't know who 'fitch' is, but there's nothing like a little hyperbolic fear mongering to start out the day with a bit of eye-rolling to accompany my morning coffee. Time to roll out the tin foil... :rolleyes:

And so it goes...

Richard :munchin

Fitch you, dude. :D

mojaveman
04-13-2012, 15:49
Rick who?

Never even heard of the guy until his short campaign. I was really hoping that my party could come up with a few stronger candidates.

God be with us come November.