Fair points bsnub, but 2 things.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
1. it is wwaaaayy too early
and 2. the sample size is too small.
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Fair points bsnub, but 2 things.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
1. it is wwaaaayy too early
and 2. the sample size is too small.
"the devil came down to Georgia" ...
Heh...read about where she's adapted a southern accent when giving speeches below the Mason-Dixon Line?Quote:
Originally Posted by sabang
What poseur...
Kinda like how Bush had a different accent when he was back in Texas. They're all poseurs Booners, including your faves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
That's true but Bush was from Texas - and a good 'ol boy so he could get by with it. HRC is some East Coast 'dweller' and speaking with a southern twang/accent sounds ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by pickel
dubya is a connecticut silvertail.
So he was a poseur in Washington in more ways than one I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
But what happened to:Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
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"Heh...still can't come up with a single accomplishment of hers can you?"
no more reply??????:smileylaughing:
NO HE WAS NOT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
^
Heh...spent most of his life there. Owned the Texas Baseball Rangers Franchise. Bet he's even got a TX Driver's License. :D
On Topic:
As usual, our Ted has nailed this current love affair with HRC:
Ted Cruz: Media Love Hillary So Much, Movies Should Be ‘Released on Valentine’s Day’
Sen. Ted Cruz on Saturday said the planned NBC and CNN movies about Hillary Clinton will be nothing more than love letters to the former secretary of state.
“I don’t think anybody is surprised to discover that the mainstream media are in love with Hillary Clinton,” the Texas Republican told reporters in Ames, Iowa after speaking at the Family Leadership Summit. “And indeed I would expect both of those movies to be released on Valentine’s Day.”
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“No sentient person believes those movies are going to be anything other than hagiographies,” Cruz said. “I expect the central debate in those movies to be whether she is eligible for sainthood or if she can only be named a saint posthumously.”
Hagiographies indeed!
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
Ted Cruz: Media Love Hillary So Much, Movies Should Be ‘Released on Valentine’s Day’ | TheBlaze.com
If somebody hatched a Bene Gesserit inspired scheme that involved breeding Justin Beiber with Carlie Rae Jepson and then letting the kid be raised in the States as an American by Honey BooBoo's mom the result would be a lot like Ted Cruz.
GWB is a Connecticut blue-blood who moved to Texas with his daddy for the oil business.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon MeeThat's true but Bush was from Texas - and a good 'ol boy so he could get by with it. HRC is some East Coast 'dweller' and speaking with a southern twang/accent sounds ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by pickel
As for fake Southern accents I remember the youtube video of HRC using it.
Pretty stupid and reminds me of Bill Clinton doing it in - in Montana of all places - when he met with locals from MT in a coffee shop during the 1992 campaign.
Palin dropping her "ings" as in "workin', talkin', walkin' - see Palin's new reports on youtube before she became a politiian. She always used "ings." then Obama did the same thing during the debate with McCain in 2008, by dropping the "ings."
Politicians are not only full of sh*t but pratronize us and insult our intelligence.
Heh...HRC's pre-2016 theme will be “WOMEN WHO BREAK BARRIERS.”
Well, she’ll do better with that one than with Women Who Do Well As Secretary Of State.
^ Well anyway you slice it she will most likely be the next POTUS. :mid:
^ let's hope not, she will be far worse than GW Bush
Green sent. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Butterfly
After all the grief you gave me for supporting GWB I would sincerely like to know how you came to that conclusion ... :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Butterfly
Gotta get me one of these...
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Jindal wouldn't even win his own state.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Second-term Republican Gov. Bobby Jindal is occasionally mentioned as a presidential contender in 2016, but he has some work to do back home first. He is deeply unpopular two years after he was re-elected over token opposition. Only 35 percent of respondents view Jindal favorably, versus 51 percent who view him unfavorably. In a hypothetical 2016 presidential matchup, respondents in our poll picked Hillary Clinton over Jindal, 44 to 42 percent.
Again the question begs - what has HRC accomplished, eh?
All she would bring to the campaign is her dirty laundry...there must be some alternative in the Democratic camp to this 'manufactured' candidate? :chitown:
Why do you keep spamming this thread asking a ridiculous question that was already answered here?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
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What has that idiot Ted Cruz accomplished?
Heh...sorry but that question has not been answered. Simply serving as a do-nothing senator for two terms doesn't qualify for having accomplished squat...Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
I understood she was foreign minister for a number of years, and pushed American imperialism and warfare all over the world. Good, isn't it?
Don't forget she's the one who left 4 men to die in Benghazi as well. Real fine & responsible foreign minister she's not...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rainfall
Yes, the lowest body count of an American foreign minister ever. They were already dead before she learned of the event. She could certainly be accused of sending a gay ambassador to an Islamic country, but if you think about it, that's exactly the place a gay should go to.
BM picks another winnerQuote:
Originally Posted by S LandrethJindal wouldn't even win his own state.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Second-term Republican Gov. Bobby Jindal is occasionally mentioned as a presidential contender in 2016, but he has some work to do back home first. He is deeply unpopular two years after he was re-elected over token opposition. Only 35 percent of respondents view Jindal favorably, versus 51 percent who view him unfavorably. In a hypothetical 2016 presidential matchup, respondents in our poll picked Hillary Clinton over Jindal, 44 to 42 percent.
The latest survey bestows upon him the dubious distinctions of being the most unpopular Republican governor of any state and the second most unpopular governor overall.
Jindal has long been preparing for a possible 2016 presidential bid, but only 17 percent of Louisianans polled think he should run for the nation’s highest office, while 72 percent do not want him to do so.
Perhaps the most jarring result of PPP’s new survey is that Jindal trails Hillary Clinton in a hypothetical 2016 general election matchup by a margin of 47 percent to 40 percent in his home state.
Again, what has HRC brought to the table?
She's basically accomplished SFA and that's a fact...:mid:
BM with his finger on the pulse of America :smileylaughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Looking ahead to the 2016 presidential election, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton continues to lead potential Republican challengers among Virginia voters, topping New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie 46 percent to 37 percent and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz 53 percent to 34 percent.
Clinton crushes Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas 53 - 34 percent. Biden tops Cruz 47 - 37 percent.
at 2:02, eating with only one chopstick
She should take Colin Powell as her Vice President.
Just to wind the GOP and the crazy Tea party a little bit more up.....:)
Colin Powell ^ wisely does not want to wade into the political mess.
But yes, speculating on an HRC VP is interesting. A complement VP who is strong, or is lesser stature VP to act a hand-shaker and puppy dog to the dominant HRC.
As for Ted Cruz, once again, I do not see him every winning potus. He's also too green.
Too many voters receiving Entitlements, also. HRC would not touch Entitlements with a ten-foot pole.
More likely a complement VP who is strong, I think. And he has worked both the political and the military sides of the fence, so he brings a lot of experience to the game. Actually, they could make a very formidable pair, a real highlight to any of the dim bulbs the Rethugs or anybody else are likely to put up in 2016.Quote:
Originally Posted by barbaro
If she really wanted to drive them totally over the cliff she should pick Elizabeth Warren. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by importford
she should ask biden to stay on as VP.
not only is he eminently qualified, it would drive the denizens of the right wing fever swamps into conniption fits.
and he would also help lock up PA in the electoral college.
This is what i've been asking for some time now...:chitown:
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Leaving the Republicans in the dust at every single poll? Ok, not a big feat, given the status of the Tea Party.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boon Mee
Three years is a long time in politics...:mid:
Ok Boon... name me one thing that Condi Rice accomplishes as Sec of State. Just one achievement...
Or Colin Powell for that matter.. just one...
and that was 8 years...
I agree with you MrG.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrG
If Colin says, "yes."
I don't see an HRC-Powell ticket getting beat.
Do you think that is plausible? It could happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
Serious question: why?Quote:
not only is he eminently qualified, it would drive the denizens of the right wing fever swamps into conniption fits.
PA has a lot of electoral votes (21?) but HRC would probably get past 270.Quote:
and he would also help lock up PA in the electoral college.
Neither one of them are running for president so your comparison isn't worth a warm cup of spit...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pound Hound