GOP Debate Tonight - Page 4

BeenThinkin · #31 09-27-2011, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Dagwood

I'm kinda liking the sound of Gingrich/Cain 2012. Gingrich is so well-known and knowledgeable. Cain would be getting his feet even wetter as the VP since he has a relatively small political resume, but it would expose him to the playing field and allow him to pursue the top role eventually.

But, we'll see. I'm still keeping all of them in orbit 'til election time...

Dagwood, I agree with you! I've heard nothing from Gingrich's mouth that has turned me off. In fact to the best of my ability to comprehend, I think he has been awesome. Newt has a history of accomplishing the things he sets out to do for the good.

And by the way, would some one please clean out his closet and let us see what's in there. I can't remember what everyone's talking about..."too much baggage!" What baggage? A failed marriage that wasn't handled too good? Is that all?

Been Thinkin

canam · #32 09-27-2011, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by BeenThinkin

Dagwood, I agree with you! I've heard nothing from Gingrich's mouth that has turned me off. In fact to the best of my ability to comprehend, I think he has been awesome. Newt has a history of accomplishing the things he sets out to do for the good.

And by the way, would some one please clean out his closet and let us see what's in there. I can't remember what everyone's talking about..."too much baggage!" What baggage? A failed marriage that wasn't handled too good? Is that all?

Been Thinkin

Multiple affairs and a divorce served while she was in the hospital getting chemo, credit cards slammed to excess, shows lack of judgement no, we dont want same old politics Newt.

canam · #33 09-27-2011, 10:57 PM

However, if he is running against obuuma i wil vote early and often !

BeenThinkin · #34 09-27-2011, 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by canam

Multiple affairs and a divorce served while she was in the hospital getting chemo, credit cards slammed to excess, shows lack of judgement no, we dont want same old politics Newt.

Is there proof of the affairs or is this some stories hatched up by the main stream media. Is there any accounts of him discussing these accusations? Not trying to brush them under the rug... just want to know the truth.

BT

Pressing-On · #35 09-28-2011, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by canam

Multiple affairs and a divorce served while she was in the hospital getting chemo, credit cards slammed to excess, shows lack of judgement no, we dont want same old politics Newt.

His own daughter said that the rumor is a lie.

Pressing-On · #36 09-28-2011, 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by deacon blues

If Christie runs all bets are off. He will annihilate the GOP field in debates and with his confident, no holds barred leadership. I don't want to simply see BO get defeated, I want a great leader to emerge and help usher a recovery to our nation economically and restore American confidence. We also need a leader who isn't led by his handlers and by the lobbyists. Christie strikes me as that kind of leader.

Christie announced last night at the Reagan Library that he is not running.

canam · #37 09-28-2011, 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by BeenThinkin

Is there proof of the affairs or is this some stories hatched up by the main stream media. Is there any accounts of him discussing these accusations? Not trying to brush them under the rug... just want to know the truth.

BT

Ye s he has said he was wrong for those affairs blaming it on his loyalty to he country in so many words,go figure ,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUq9u7tqrKw

canam · #38 09-28-2011, 08:15 AM

He is still married to his last as far as we know, affair Callista one of his aides 23 years his junior ,hopefully he considers her young enough and pretty enough to be first lady his first wife wasnt he said.he like a specific kind of relationship in affairs ,so he could say ,i did not sleep with that woman.sound somewhat familiar?one of his aides aid we could won one election but he spent to much time in his office with the secretary.

Pressing-On · #39 09-28-2011, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Christie announced last night at the Reagan Library that he is not running.

I really liked Christie at first, but the more I listened to him, the less I really liked him. He comes across as a bully and I don't think that is the kind of example an American leader should display. He thinks he's cute, but I'm not laughing.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vid...t_running.html

canam · #40 09-28-2011, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On

I really liked Christie at first, but the more I listened to him, the less I really liked him. He comes across as a bully and I don't think that is the kind of example an American leader should display. He thinks he's cute, but I'm not laughing.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vid...t_running.html

It was also posted on another thread that Passaic County in NJ has the largest muslim population and mosque in th country. And what does Christie do? appoints to a superior court judgeship a muslim from that mosque whose Imam belongs to HAMAS, NO THANK YOU, WERE TOO CLOSE TO THAT CULTURE AND MINDSET IN THE WH ALREADY !