Tea Party Express chair targets Saxby Chambliss
Amy Kremer, chairman of the national Tea Party Express and a Georgia resident, made it clear in a CNN interview today that as far as she’s concerned, U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss has earned himself a primary challenge with his vote in favor of the “fiscal cliff” legislation that passed the Senate by a vote of 89-8.
“The Tea Party Express, we haven’t decided anything at this point, but I can tell you I live in the state of Georgia and Saxby Chambliss is going to be primaried. Our own senator. It’s unacceptable to have somebody who votes with the Democrats more than they do with the conservatives, and he has proven time and time again he’s all about the spending.
“And we’re a red state, we deserve a conservative senator, a conservative senator that would stand with [Sens.] Marco Rubio [R-Fla.] and Rand Paul [R-Ky.] and Mike Lee [R-Utah] who all voted ‘no’ for this bill.”
U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, also of Georgia, also voted in support of the bill, which was opposed by all eight of Georgia’s Republican congressmen.
It should be noted that the Tea Party Express also championed the campaigns of Sharron “Second Amendment remedies” Angle, who lost a winnable race against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, and Christine “I am not a witch” O’Donnell, who lost a winnable Senate race in Delaware.
– Jay Bookman
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josef
January 3rd, 2013
8:37 pm
getalife
One of the cable channels was having a Stooges marathon the other day…I got a chance to see some of my favorites and even a couple I had never seen before…and Curley? Always my favorite!
TaxPayer
January 3rd, 2013
8:37 pm
Tom Price for senator! Nah! He’d object and rightfully so.
JamVet
January 3rd, 2013
8:38 pm
Such an awesome song that Ella Fitzgerald, Todd Rundgren, Laura Nyro and this songbird, among others, covered it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmu-UUl_dLE
Nunna Yobinnes
January 3rd, 2013
8:40 pm
Now Miss O’Donnell was dumber than dirt, but she’s a cutie.
yuzeyurbrane
January 3rd, 2013
8:40 pm
Amy Kremer is either stupid or a liar. I am no fan of Chambliss but I could only wish that he voted with the Democrats a majority of the time. If we all were not suffering from the anarchists that call themselves Tea Partycans I would shake my head but enjoy the specter of Republicans eating their own.
TBS
January 3rd, 2013
8:40 pm
yuzeyurbrane
td’s ” I don’t know what the f I’m talking about, but will say it anyway” segments can be annoying but humorous at the same time.
He runs in circles, becomes the king of semantics and technicalities or as he did today……… leaves
Keep Up the Good Fight!
January 3rd, 2013
8:45 pm
But according to research published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, having a pro sports team in town may be a net negative for the local economy. Paul Staudohar, professor emeritus of business administration at California State University, found in an examination of last year’s National Basketball Association lockout that shutting down sports leagues can be good for a city’s finances:
Even if the 2011–2012 season had been canceled, it likely would have had little, if any, effect on the economic health of the cities that host NBA teams. A 2001 study of past work stoppages found that, in 37 metropolitan area economies with professional sports franchises, there was no overall financial impact. Indeed, the cities appeared to perform better financially in years that games were canceled. There were other options that people spent their entertainment dollars on, in a substitution effect, while security needed for public safety at sporting events cost less because games were not played.
Hosting the NCAA Final Four tournament has also been found to be a net negative for a city. So perhaps cities kvetching over the NHL lockout don’t have as much to worry about as they think (though of course individual businesses can be substantially harmed). Recent data also shows that Canada’s economy is taking an extremely slight hit due to the NHL stoppage
Looks like if them Tea Party characters really mean business about tax issues, they ought to start by stopping the new stadium effort.
Joe Hussein Mama
January 3rd, 2013
8:45 pm
“…and Curley? Always my favorite!”
When it comes to Stooges, Iggy was always my favorite.
josef
January 3rd, 2013
8:47 pm
JHM
Took me a minute!
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
8:48 pm
JamVet 8:38
actually met Linda Ronstadt at a bar/dancehall in rural Maryland in
1966. me and another AF guy went for some entertainment and got
there around 5 o’clock. the place was empty and she was warming up.
the place had picnic tables and we got a beer and sat down. she
finished and came over and sat down and we offered a beer but she
declined. we stayed the rest of the night and she danced with each of
us during breaks. she was beautiful and nice.
Brosephus™
January 3rd, 2013
8:49 pm
but having to choose between Raw-ee and Deal – it was a no win situation.
In a Republican leaning state, there is still a choice between right and wrong in the primary. The fact that Deal made it out of the primary is more than enough reason to judge the sanity of Republican voters in Georgia.
JamVet
January 3rd, 2013
8:52 pm
Damn, froggie! You danced with the lovely Linda Rondstat?!! Wow, you are my new hero!
(Aim High, baby!)
What can ya say? The cons are in a helluva hole. They gotta just keep on digging! (Hat tip Lloyd in Dumb & Dumber)
From that fantastic Rundgren-produced soundtrack…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXZQEojATqQ
Towncrier
January 3rd, 2013
8:54 pm
JHM, my final response to your last post “downstairs”:
http://blogs.ajc.com/jay-bookman-blog/2013/01/03/why-the-future-looks-so-bleak-for-the-gop/?cp=9#comment-1192945
Goodnight all.
Recon 0311 2533
January 3rd, 2013
8:54 pm
Jay and his minions sure are having cerebral orgasms thinking that they’ve won some kind of victory. Sadly, the country lost but these bozo’s are too deep into their left wing ideology to fathom that unfortunate fact. The country will bleed, while the bozo’s feed on their pathetic ideology.
RF
January 3rd, 2013
8:55 pm
josef: it is the melodies and nuances of the various versions of the Southern dialect that have fascinated me for years. From learning the proper way to discuss someone’s character flaws with my grandmother while hearing my grandfather get right down to plain truth of the matter when it was just the boys, I figured out early that language is about context and an educated southern boy was expected to be aware of and fluent in whatever situation he was located.
“The fact that Deal made it out of the primary is more than enough reason to judge the sanity of Republican voters in Georgia.”
All he needed was the blessed ‘R’ behind his name on the ballot and that sealed the deal. Which makes me wonder how a primary fight would go with Saxby. That kind of fight will be interesting to watch!
WillinRoswell
January 3rd, 2013
8:55 pm
Karen Handel is just lickin’ her ole chops. Can’t wait to get back to hometown DC on the Feds dime. If the Teas follow Handel and get rid of Saxby, they will prove to be the idiots they are.
Recon 0311 2533
January 3rd, 2013
8:59 pm
“she was beautiful and nice.”
frog, she probably felt safe with you bus drivers. She wanted to keep her panties on, so she stayed away from infantry units back then and particularly Marine Corps infantry.
Brosephus™
January 3rd, 2013
8:59 pm
RF
The same group that voted Deal into office continuously raises a fuss over everything that Obama does, even if he actually has nothing to do with it. Chambliss is bad enough, but I think there would be a substantial number of Democrats who would vote in the GOP primary to put him back on the ticket if the other option was Tom Price. I could be wrong, but that’s how I see it.
RF
January 3rd, 2013
9:01 pm
“The country will bleed, while the bozo’s feed on their pathetic ideology.”
The country will bleed, as you say, as long as the counter to the Democrats is so lost in its own infighting and ideological bloodbath. The system works because both parties pull at the ends and the real work gets done with compromise in the middle. The extremes of either party can’t be allowed to run the show for too long. In my memory, the Dems have never had that happen, but we’re right in the middle of such a struggle in the Republican party. Nobody here is having any kind of orgasm about the fiscal cliff deal, but it’s high time something, anything came out of Congress that had some support on both sides. The Republicans have spent four years trying to simply stop the Obama administration from doing anything so they could get him out of office. That didn’t happen and now they have no idea how to really govern, which requires debate, compromise, and giving something to get something. They turned down all offers for a deal that included spending cuts and ended up voting for a bill with none. That’s their own fault for not being willing to negotiate and doing what they’ve done for four years- demand it be done the far-right way or nothing gets done at all.
Do you seriously believe a Republican administration right now could do any better with the mess they have in the House?
Doggone/GA
January 3rd, 2013
9:02 pm
“josef: it is the melodies and nuances of the various versions of the Southern dialect that have fascinated me for years”
It’s not just the South. It happens everywhere. I’ve told this before but it’s an illustration: we got a new District Manager and he came to our building for face-to-face meeting with our group. I literally did not pay attention to what he was saying because his accent was so familiar, but I couldn’t put my finger on it. I grew up in Harrisburg, PA. It wasn’t New York, and it wasn’t New Jersey. It wasn’t the accent I was familiar with from my home area. It wasn’t Ohio…but it was close. Just as I was wating for a break to ask him where he was from, he said he grew up in Pittsburgh.
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
9:03 pm
Recon
We were just a hop,skip and a jump from FT.Meade Md. where
we were stationed. The place was full of soldiers but I don’t know
if any were marines but none had on ‘funny clothes’.
RF
January 3rd, 2013
9:03 pm
“I think there would be a substantial number of Democrats who would vote in the GOP primary to put him back on the ticket if the other option was Tom Price. I could be wrong, but that’s how I see it.”
Now that you could be right about. Price is about the only person I see right now who could really give Chambliss a challenge in a primary. Do you think the Dems might actually have someone to run against either one in the general election?
Brosephus™
January 3rd, 2013
9:06 pm
Do you think the Dems might actually have someone to run against either one in the general election?
Nope. All the more reason I think the Dems would try to ensure a primary win for Chambliss.
Recon 0311 2533
January 3rd, 2013
9:06 pm
Do you seriously believe a Republican administration right now could do any better with the mess they have in the House?
Yes, without a doubt in my mind, however, it would certainly help if Democrats lost the Senate. I’m no fan of Republicans but the Democrats now mostly belong to the hard-left.
josef
January 3rd, 2013
9:07 pm
RF
Ah, yes! I can’t abide it when somebody starts to lord their supposed superiority over someone else using the language. It’s like this one poster here who is always touting his non Georgia education, but still, even after having had it brought to his attention, cannot distinguish between the nominative plural and the genitive singular! His subject verb agreements…? Oy!
Now, I know OREP will be on ME in a minute for my own, uh, inattention to such…
josef
January 3rd, 2013
9:10 pm
DOGGONE
Any Irishman, but especially one from Ulster, could say anything to me and it’d be music to my ears…
Keep Up the Good Fight!
January 3rd, 2013
9:12 pm
RF
January 3rd, 2013
9:13 pm
“I’m no fan of Republicans but the Democrats now mostly belong to the hard-left”
Really?? That’s a very broad statement that I don’t think you could prove. The reality is most Dems aren’t as far left as they seem. When contrasted with the formerly popular far-right nuts we elected in recent years, I’m sure anyone in the Democratic party must seem very far left, but they’re not.
And I’ll respectfully disagree with you about a Republican administration. That would be very popular with the far-right, but if you think about it, they’d have a hard time governing from that extreme. Their own moderates and the Dems wouldn’t let very much of that get through Congress. And looking at the changing make up of the 113th Congress convening today, I’d say it would be even harder to govern from the far-right. Their numbers have shrunk a bit.
getalife
January 3rd, 2013
9:13 pm
del,
No scandals, no attacks on the home land, no collapses, economic growth with your party fighting against our recovery playing politics.
The adults are in charge and you don’t have a leg to stand on.
Doggone/GA
January 3rd, 2013
9:13 pm
“Any Irishman, but especially one from Ulster, could say anything to me and it’d be music to my ears…”
What strikes me is how similar the modern (as opposed to the tradidtional) Yorkshire accent is to the “generic” Southern accent.
Recon 0311 2533
January 3rd, 2013
9:14 pm
frog,
Marines for the most part in the mid-60’s only wore Vietnam utilities and didn’t see their dress greens or tropical uniforms after out posting from boot camp until coming back and getting of Marines.
RF
January 3rd, 2013
9:15 pm
Keep: what’s even funnier is how many time the far-right folks voted against legislation they wrote themselves once the President said he supported it!! All he had to do was say he liked it and they’d cut their own hands off while they were writing it.
Recon 0311 2533
January 3rd, 2013
9:16 pm
Getting out of Marines…correction on my last.
Keep Up the Good Fight!
January 3rd, 2013
9:16 pm
RF, yep. If Obama said he was an ultra conservative, they would all become ultra liberals.
RF
January 3rd, 2013
9:19 pm
“Nope. All the more reason I think the Dems would try to ensure a primary win for Chambliss”
But wouldn’t it be nice if the did have someone to run against him? I’m ashamed of how weak the Democratic party has gotten in this state. They need to get together and start looking at what they have and getting busy doing some PR for him/her. That person wouldn’t win, but it would be nice to see some fight from the Dems in a mess like this.
getalife
January 3rd, 2013
9:20 pm
Their unhinged actions are deplorable and pathetic.
del should be ashamed of himself but he has no honor or dignity.
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
9:20 pm
Recon
Yeh I know, we were all in civvies, and there was a Marine detachment
at NSA so there probably were marines there but they just couldn’t
stand up with the AF.
Mick
January 3rd, 2013
9:23 pm
brosephus
Here’s a miami columnist on saban:
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/01/02/3165360/alabama-coach-nick-saban-is-the.html
The reason its stings a bit more is because saban took over for mike shula, who has had a big hand in the players saban inherited. It seemed like a raw deal and we still have deep respect for don shula down here. Just a messy departure…go irish…
getalife
January 3rd, 2013
9:26 pm
Roll Tide.
SEC!
Brosephus™
January 3rd, 2013
9:27 pm
But wouldn’t it be nice if the did have someone to run against him? I’m ashamed of how weak the Democratic party has gotten in this state.
Most Southern states have been single party states since being re-admitted to the union. Conservative Democrats ran the South until they shifted allegiance to the GOP. True Liberals exist in small numbers here, and there have not been enough to enable a true two party system in the South in a very long time.
guy
January 3rd, 2013
9:27 pm
If we keep running up the deficit,and with odummy in charge, it won’t matter if it’s tea party or not.When one does things with payback as the motive,we all end up destroyed. As in Nazi Germany!
Mick
January 3rd, 2013
9:28 pm
getalife
I just want a great game…and of course notre dame prevailing!!!
getalife
January 3rd, 2013
9:29 pm
guy,
Another con played the nazi card.
Sad.
Mick
January 3rd, 2013
9:31 pm
getalife
People that buy into the deficit bogeyman forget who really put us there! In the end it’s all smoke and mirrors…
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
9:31 pm
guy
first thing the Nazis will do is check for circumcisions. are you safe?
getalife
January 3rd, 2013
9:34 pm
Mick,
I think it will be a close game.
Alabama plays great on last drives.
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
9:36 pm
guy must be checking. If you are in jeopardy call 1-800 ask randy….
Brosephus™
January 3rd, 2013
9:36 pm
Mick
Sacking Shula was one of the best decisions made in Tuscaloosa. I don’t think Shula should have been hired in the first place. Bama passed on Sylvester Croom to hire Shula, and Croom made us pay every year we met.
getalife
January 3rd, 2013
9:37 pm
Mick,
I watched w put us there.
They know but our economy needs spending right now to get us back to full employment.
The fiscal cliff bill is a spending bill. They know.
Mick
January 3rd, 2013
9:38 pm
get
I just like to razz you diehard tide fans….saban is a great college coach, still, I’m thinking it’s the fighting irishs’ year…
getalife
January 3rd, 2013
9:39 pm
Mick,
I am a LSU fan but will stick with the SEC.
Mick
January 3rd, 2013
9:40 pm
brosephus
Maybe, but shula might have been on the cusp of fielding some great teams, we’ll never know….indisputable fact is that saban won his first championship with all of shula’s recruits. I’m not taking anything away from saban, just give shula some props too!!!
Brosephus™
January 3rd, 2013
9:45 pm
Shula kept getting whipped by Auburn. He could have won championships, but losing to Auburn will get you fired.
Paulo 977
January 3rd, 2013
9:47 pm
Jam Vet @8:30 pm…just a great voice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0qm8nq8RcA
RF
January 3rd, 2013
9:47 pm
“They know but our economy needs spending right now to get us back to full employment.”
Which is exactly what they’d do if it weren’t for that doggone muslim-socialist-liberal-Kenyan guy in the WH. Seems Reagan knew to do that, but they don’t like being reminded of it.
Doggone/GA
January 3rd, 2013
9:53 pm
“if it weren’t for that doggone ”
Hey!
guy
January 3rd, 2013
9:54 pm
barking frog, like a catfish,all mouth and full of s – - t! Take a froggy leap and kiss my – - -!
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
9:55 pm
guy
just trying to help….
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
9:57 pm
If we keep running up the deficit…
But…but…but…Cheney said that Reagan proved that deficits don’t matter.
Translation: IOKIYAR
td
January 3rd, 2013
9:57 pm
Corey
January 3rd, 2013
7:23 pm
@td
January 3rd, 2013
5:36 pm
In other words, only 40% of the 51% who voted for Mr. Obama make more than 30k/yr. Damn, America sure has a whole lot of poor folk. Please do some research and notice when the productivity line and wage line diverged on the graph, and while you’re at it pour yourself a nice cup of tea.
I see reading comprehension skills are not your strong suit. If you want all the numbers then it looks like this
2011 total family income:
Total Obama Romney
Under $30,000 20% 63% 35%
$30,000 – $49,999 21% 57% 42%
$50,000 – $99,999 31% 46% 52%
$100,000 – $199,999 21% 44% 54%
$200,000 – $249,999 3% 47% 52%
$250,000 or more 4% 42% 55%
The bottom 42% voted for Obama because he was Santa Claus.
guy
January 3rd, 2013
9:58 pm
barking frog, i feel much better. thanks!
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:00 pm
The bottom 42% voted for Obama because he was Santa Claus.
Obama won, ’cause the best that y’all could do was nominate Romney.
Put better players on the field if you wanna win.
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
10:00 pm
guy
you’re welcome.
guy
January 3rd, 2013
10:02 pm
now kamchak is a chaney fan! wow!
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:04 pm
now kamchak is a chaney[sic] fan!
Not intended to be a factual statement.
guy
January 3rd, 2013
10:06 pm
barking frog, we can still agree to disagree and that means this is still the greatest nation!
guy
January 3rd, 2013
10:07 pm
sleep well to all!
Mick
January 3rd, 2013
10:08 pm
**but losing to Auburn will get you fired.**
I guess that sums it up quite nicely…
RF
January 3rd, 2013
10:08 pm
“if it weren’t for that doggone ”
Hey!
Sorry!! Take it as a compliment that we remember you so often! That’s my PC word when I think I might get in trouble for using the more common ‘D’ word…
“Put better players on the field if you wanna win.”
Doesn’t matter what players you have when the team is playing several different games on the same field, ya know? I don’t think there’s any single person out there who could effectively lead and represent that party right now. Who’d want to try right now?
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
10:08 pm
guy
I can agree not to disagree with that…
td
January 3rd, 2013
10:09 pm
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:00 pm
The bottom 42% voted for Obama because he was Santa Claus.
Obama won, ’cause the best that y’all could do was nominate Romney.
Put better players on the field if you wanna win.
And just whom might that have been? Romney was the most moderate candidate. Everyone else was a Conservative or did not have enough experience to get run.
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:11 pm
Romney was the most moderate candidate.
Not intended to be a factual statement.
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
10:11 pm
Romney talked himself out of a sure win.
RF
January 3rd, 2013
10:18 pm
“Everyone else was a Conservative or did not have enough experience to get run”
Actually, Huntsman and Pawlenty weren’t conservative enough, Bachmann is nutty as a fruitcake, Perry couldn’t remember his own name too often, and Cain….well, no need to go into his foibles. I gotta tell you, I honestly would have loved to see Huntsman or Pawlenty go up against Obama. I think either one, IMO (and by no means expert or researched, just my opinion) could have given him a run for the money. Pawlenty didn’t have the guts for the cutthroat nature of the primaries, so I can see why he quit so early. As for Santorum and Gingrich, well they just didn’t know when to shut up and tried so hard to play the uber-conservative that they just tripped all over themselves and ended up looking like the fools they are. In the end, Romney was the only reasonable guy left after Iowa. It was kinda like picking a puppy from a litter of mutts- you just have to do the best you can with what you have.
JamVet
January 3rd, 2013
10:19 pm
Everyone else was a
Conservativepathetic joke.As bad as that pathetic joke of a slate in 2008.
And I’m pretty sure that the neocons won’t disappoint and we’ll see a third straight one in 2016…
Jm
January 3rd, 2013
10:19 pm
zzzz
td
January 3rd, 2013
10:19 pm
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:11 pm
Romney was the most moderate candidate.
Not intended to be a factual statement.
Romney is a Mass. country club Republican. Very moderate on most issues. He was more moderate the McCain or Dole. The only other person more liberal was Huntsman and he is more liberal then Bill Clinton.
Jm
January 3rd, 2013
10:20 pm
“Romney talked himself out of a sure win.”
funny
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
10:22 pm
Jm
why are you sleeping ? how much did you blow hedging the fiscal cliff ?
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:22 pm
Romney talked himself out of a sure win.
Obama has been labeled the worst president in U.S. history.
It has been asserted here several times by several individuals (or one individual using multiple sock-puppets) that Elmer Fudd could defeat Obama.
Romney couldn’t secure a win despite these two assertions.
“Sure win”?
Inevitable loss.
Jm
January 3rd, 2013
10:22 pm
“Not intended to be a factual statement.”
i suppose one could argue huntsman was more of a moderate
but I wouldn’t be absolutely certain of that
Jm
January 3rd, 2013
10:23 pm
frog
a few thou
still in place through debt ceiling
Georgia
January 3rd, 2013
10:24 pm
Pelosi handed the gavel over to Speaker Boehner today and he cried like a pathetic little girly man. Apparently all that heat he has been taking has taken a toll. It was a new insight into the man. I’ve only seen his sound bites, stern and uncompromising.
td
January 3rd, 2013
10:25 pm
RF
January 3rd, 2013
10:18 pm
“Everyone else was a Conservative or did not have enough experience to get run”
Actually, Huntsman and Pawlenty weren’t conservative enough.
Neither one of them were even viable candidates. Jeb Bush might have been the best to run.
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:27 pm
Neither one of them were even viable candidates.
And there’s your sign.
Thulsa Doom
January 3rd, 2013
10:27 pm
Tea party envy…
Brosephus™
January 3rd, 2013
10:28 pm
The only other person more liberal was Huntsman and he is more liberal then Bill Clinton.
Only a convenience conservative would say that. Someone who knows what a true conservative looks like would laugh at that statement.
http://www.businessinsider.com/conservatives-discover-an-inconvenient-truth-jon-huntsman-is-one-of-them-2011-12
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
10:29 pm
Kamchak
The President had nothing but a failed incumbency to run on, not
that it was his fault. He allowed Romney to talk and when the 47%
tape was revealed, he just played it. In the debates he allowed
Romney to talk and was criticized for it but he was correct. Romney
talked himself into last place.
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
10:31 pm
Jm
you may need that debt ceiling hedge.
Brosephus™
January 3rd, 2013
10:31 pm
Huntsman IS conservative. What he is not is one of those rabid, foaming at the mouth, bile spewing, flame throwing jackasses that some people think is what makes one a “true” conservative nowadays.
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
10:32 pm
Boehner may have sold his soul to the tea party for that gavel.
hamiltonAZ
January 3rd, 2013
10:33 pm
Irrelevant voice in increasingly irrelevant state.
Thulsa Doom
January 3rd, 2013
10:33 pm
“And there’s your sign.”
The over/under odds on how many times the repetetive post bunny would retread this particular post is 5 for today.
Its official-and it looks like the over wins the bet.
Collect your winnings in liberal fantasyland- the payout is an Obama phone, a tanf card redeemable at your local liquor store, and a free lifetime supply of unicorn pooped skittles.
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:34 pm
He allowed Romney to talk and when the 47%
tape was revealed, he just played it. In the debates he allowed
Romney to talk and was criticized for it but he was correct. Romney
talked himself into last place.
That is what politicians do, they talk.
Romney couldn’t say anything to talk himself into the White House but Republicans believed that he was their best choice.
Thulsa Doom
January 3rd, 2013
10:34 pm
repetitive.
Kamchak ~ Thug from the Steppes
January 3rd, 2013
10:35 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6inwzOooXRU
barking frog
January 3rd, 2013
10:35 pm
hamiltonAZ
Irrelevant voice in increasingly irrelevant state.
……………………………………………………….
self description?
Jm
January 3rd, 2013
10:36 pm
frog
i doubt it ultimately, but insurance is useful
i’m out
RF
January 3rd, 2013
10:37 pm
“Jeb Bush might have been the best to run.”
Nobody with the name Bush would have had a chance, even in 2012. Hell, they didn’t even have George at the convention, and that wasn’t just a lost invitation in the mail, me thinks. Jeb would never have been able to distance himself enough from his brother to get the support he needed, and would have ended up in worse defeat than Mitt.
“Huntsman IS conservative. What he is not is one of those rabid, foaming at the mouth, bile spewing, flame throwing jackasses that some people think is what makes one a “true” conservative nowadays”
Ain’t that the truth!! In the end, Romney was the only one out of the pack that could talk the neocon talk well enough, and his record certainly didn’t support him trying. He just ended up with enough money and willingness to play to the money crowd to get the nod.
innerjuju
January 3rd, 2013
10:37 pm
I’ll campaign for Saxby. I might not be thrilled with 100% of the decisions he’s made but the Senate showed real leadership in this mess created by the House. I’m sick of the Tea Party and their hostage hold on the House.