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Comment by DURWIN WALTER DAVIS on September 23, 2011 at 2:31pm

At this juncture, I believe an empty wine bottle would win against hussein obama.  Don't forget the other cards up the sleeves of Rahm Emmanuel and Axelrod; placing Donald Trump in as the Ross Perot of the day.

Comment by Steve Tikas on September 23, 2011 at 9:52am

Herman is my second choice I really like him because he just says what he is going to do to fix the problem.  Like about SS I'm with him who cares what you call it the problem is not what we call it the problem is that it is at best only minimally effective.  I know how important it is to seniors as my mother would not be able to live by herself without it so I see the need for it but that doesn't change the fact that it also needs to be fixed.  

 

Mr. Dungan I know what you are saying but, and I hate to say it, Shawn Hannity makes a good point, they are going to have to get used to it because in the actual election against Obama that is all they are going to get so mine as well toughen your skin and get used to it now.  I don't want to see them beat each other to the point that they are saying things that Obama can use against them later in the election.  Obama doesn't know how to run a country but he damn sure knows how to campaign and he will use everything and anything to win reelection.

Comment by w. lee dungan jr. on September 23, 2011 at 9:34am

attacking the other guy is liberalism 101. come on gentlemen we better than that.Perry and Romney need to knock that crap off. in other news there seem to be a bit of a Caineing last nite .go herman.

Comment by Steve Tikas on September 23, 2011 at 9:33am

@Barbara

 

You're right we are going down the path of another nominee is that is Democratic lite but only when you look at what national polls say.  If you look at comments on blogs and social media, if you look at after debate polls, hell even the Ames straw poll show that Ron Paul is doing better then the other candidates.  If our country really wants change we are going to need to elect someone that is not just another politician or as you put it GOP candidate of the week.  I hope and pray that enough freedom liberty loving people that believe in our founding documents stand up in the primary. 

 

After the primary Ron Paul will crush Obama as he will get the GOP vote due to him not being Obama and he will pull more independents and moderate democrats then anyone else.  All of the other candidates have gone so hard right to win the primary that Obama is going to use that against them.  He will use their own statements to rally his base and to draw independents.

Comment by Barbara Cox on September 23, 2011 at 9:24am

A computer could pick out the "most electable" candidate. What is a primary if not for We the people to choose our candidate? My choice in the last presidential primary lost. I held my nose and voted for John McCain. Others who shared similar convictions chose to sit it out. Trying to take the long view, I'm not particularly sorry about the outcome.
When even four years ago the Republican party could not raise a majority to support big government lite, for the life of me I can't see how they expect to pull it off with another Permney type candidate next year, trillions and generations more down the hole, and after many more people have awakened. There are a lot of independents, conservatives, libertarians and even democrats out there whose votes are up for grabs and they are not looking at the Media/GOP's candidate of the week.

If the majority really wants hope and change, I can only hope We, The People decide to vote for the candidate who has consistently upheld the constitution and been honest and trustworthy, and uses common sense. Of course I refer to Dr. Ron Paul.

Comment by Christy on September 23, 2011 at 8:46am

Can't forgt that the nominee ha GOT to be the one to beat OBAMA.  Romney so far for me.

Comment by DURWIN WALTER DAVIS on September 23, 2011 at 8:41am

Closing my eyes, I think Michelle Bachman has it for me because of her Priorities on Issues and her titanium backbone.  I like Newt, but he is too eager to compromise.  Since the Dummyrats re-instituted the spoils system, (remember Jonni Reno) I want our muscle flexed and exercised; full and often use the Bully Pulpit.  I would like to see where only the conservative media are allowed to “Presidential Press Meetings”.  I would take exclusion from “party membership” to a new height.  The Dummyrats long ago threw out professional courtesy.  I say, let’s show them such a cold shoulder, many of them will collapse of “shuddering fits”.  Follow the “Political Golden Rule” implemented by “short-time harry reid” and “hooker pelosi”.  I would not verbalize; and always deny, hard feelings toward them.  We need to seek out and eliminate from the payrolls any Kensyen Economic Followers and the Eric Holder appointees and recommendees throughout what ever bureaucracy is left after Michelle Bachman Terminates the Unwanted, Illegal, “Cabinet Departments Left”.  If any of them protest, hand them a form stating at the top; “Tenth Amendment Violators Protest Form” (with a proper OMB#).  State in bold letters; No complaint will be reviewed unless submitted on this official form.

Comment by DURWIN WALTER DAVIS on September 23, 2011 at 8:17am

I reiterate!!!  Don't allow the "party-primary JUMPING" dummyrats influence the nominations that come out of the primaries.  Most Tea Partiers state that they support the candidate.  I like that policy and I follow it also.  The Major Difference comes when donations are needed.  I prefer (yes, I am on a fixed income-retired) to give money directly to the candidate that fits my criterias for qualification.  The only "group" I will send money to is our National Tea Party because I like the way they dispence the monies to the candidates. 

Comment by Steve Tikas on September 23, 2011 at 7:58am

Yes Lee I agree that the truth hurts feelings sometimes but it is never my intention to do so and I don't like when I do.  I will never apologize for what I say but I will apologize for hurting someone's feelings because that is not my intention.  Thank you for your kind words I just want to attempt to do my part to help turn this country around and even if I can change one persons views and get them to see the truth I can say I accomplished something.

 

@Durwin

 

It is funny I like to go on the Huffington Post and post things there to see what people on the other side are thinking and writing and you would not believe how many of them really think Obama is going to win.  2010 and the special elections since then have not woken them up to things and they still almost all insist Obama is going to somehow pull it out.  Obama's biggest chance to win is if we pick the wrong candidate.  Romney and Perry are the two worse candidates in the field and the ones that get the most attention it is very sad.

Comment by w. lee dungan jr. on September 23, 2011 at 7:27am

honest exchanges of ideas and opinions have been hurting feelings since the beginning of time,it might just go with the territory. Steve Tikas I find your remarks always challenging and to the point,two thumbs up.

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