2016 Presidential Primaries [ SUPER TUESDAY | 3-1-'16]
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bravesnumberone
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The guy behind Christie in the middle at the announcement is raging!
57Brave
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I found the picture inspiring and the enthusiasm of the crowd overwhelming.
Just wanting to share
To think it is probable (R) having two indicted candidates. Don't think that has ever happened before
Why am I expected to be impartial ?
Why would anyone want to be impartial ?
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/christies-path-will-only-get-steeper-from-here/
Just wanting to share
To think it is probable (R) having two indicted candidates. Don't think that has ever happened before
Why am I expected to be impartial ?
Why would anyone want to be impartial ?
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/christies-path-will-only-get-steeper-from-here/
57Brave
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It is certain Hawk will freak out because I posted information from Salon.
But in the light of the past few weeks I will brave his scowl never the less.
Christie and his campaign seem dead in the water even before it gets off the ground.
Here goes ----
"... day before, Paul met with Cliven Bundy, the welfare rancher who became a hero to wingnuts everywhere last year, especially on Fox News, when he refused to pay $1 million in federal grazing fees. With the help of armed right-wing militia members like the Oath Keepers and the White Mountain Militia, Bundy got the Bureau of Land Management to back down. But the right’s Bundy worship went a little underground when the rancher, enjoying the limelight, introduced a racist diatribe by saying, “Let me tell you something about the Negro.”
http://www.salon.com/2015/07/01/cli..._for_reaching_out_to_african_american_voters/
But in the light of the past few weeks I will brave his scowl never the less.
Christie and his campaign seem dead in the water even before it gets off the ground.
Here goes ----
"... day before, Paul met with Cliven Bundy, the welfare rancher who became a hero to wingnuts everywhere last year, especially on Fox News, when he refused to pay $1 million in federal grazing fees. With the help of armed right-wing militia members like the Oath Keepers and the White Mountain Militia, Bundy got the Bureau of Land Management to back down. But the right’s Bundy worship went a little underground when the rancher, enjoying the limelight, introduced a racist diatribe by saying, “Let me tell you something about the Negro.”
http://www.salon.com/2015/07/01/cli..._for_reaching_out_to_african_american_voters/
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
congrats to reality
show me how any of them will actually win and i will change my tune {ie the path to victory)
i say this hoping that hillary isn't the the person that Dems vote for
sturg33
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I think many of them are just as viable as the feminist lunatic
yeezus
It's OVER 5,000!
he despises anyone that isn't white and rich.
57Brave
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Just 27% of New Jerseyans say Chris Christie would make a good president. More than two-
thirds (69%) say he would not. A few months ago,
Christie was asked on national TV about similar poll
results. He responded that survey participants told
pollsters he would not make a good president because
“a lot of those people...want me to stay.” Monmouth
followed up with the participants in our poll and
found that just 5% of those who said he would not
make a good president say they gave that response
because they would rather have Christie stay in Ne
w Jersey. Fully 89% of this
group, though, confirmed
that their answer meant they really think he would make a bad president.
thirds (69%) say he would not. A few months ago,
Christie was asked on national TV about similar poll
results. He responded that survey participants told
pollsters he would not make a good president because
“a lot of those people...want me to stay.” Monmouth
followed up with the participants in our poll and
found that just 5% of those who said he would not
make a good president say they gave that response
because they would rather have Christie stay in Ne
w Jersey. Fully 89% of this
group, though, confirmed
that their answer meant they really think he would make a bad president.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
These words are in no way showing me a path to victory
bravesnumberone
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Jim Webb joins the Dem race.
At this point everyone joining on the left is just running for VEEP slot.
Hope Sanders can shake up things enough to force himself on the ticket, preferably as the first name.
Hope Sanders can shake up things enough to force himself on the ticket, preferably as the first name.
I think people are becoming less entangled with how derogatory that term has become (like the term liberal).
Besides, we've had socialism in this country for decades. People just don't want to admit or accept that we have already had socialism. Politicians on the right seems to defend social security and medicare as if it were conservative ideology, when they're actually socialist programs.