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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 12:44 PM)HuskieFan84 Wrote: It's funny that's what you really think liberals believe.
The opinion some on this board have of liberals is a caricature painted by Beck and Limbaugh
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 01:06 PM)Mr. Peanut Wrote: (03-01-2011 01:05 PM)Redwingtom Wrote: Poor conservatives...always the victim of the liberal superiority.
...not to mention REALITY
There is nothing logically about liberalism and it is completely devoid of reality. This can be seen in Detroit. Conservatism, however, is how beautiful and peaceful suburbs pop up.
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
Yes.. surprisingly when you use the worst example of something you can find without any regard to anything else, it's easy to make a point.
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
the mental gymnast speaks................ Liberals are to blame.................. Got it.
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 01:31 PM)Machiavelli Wrote: the mental gymnast speaks................ Liberals are to blame.................. Got it.
They've controlled the damn city for over 50 years. The MAJORITY of the kids qualify and are on free school lunches. While probably not a utopia to you libs, it is a liberal reality of what happens when your policies are put in place.
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 01:30 PM)HuskieFan84 Wrote: Yes.. surprisingly when you use the worst example of something you can find without any regard to anything else, it's easy to make a point.
Oh, I can use MANY cities. Jackson, Ms. is one of'em. Canton, Oh. is another. Hell, let's try a state. Why are so many people leaving California?
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 09:45 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote: Look at the last five presidential candidates. Obama, McCain, Shrub, Kerry, Gore. Probably the biggest accomplishment of the five was McCain getting shot down in Vietnam. What does that say about our process?
There are a lot of good thinkers out there who would make a great presidents, led by common sense decision-making and sound judgement. The problem is, the vast majority don't have the stomach to parade around in spotlights, campaign, put themselves and their close family under a constant microscope (even after the presidency), nor don't have the thick skin to trade constant barbs with opponents, get blasted on a daily basis, be in constant 'conflict' mode, etc. It takes a certain combative Type A personality with a slick salesperson's edge to desire getting deeply involved with politics on any level above a city councilman.
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 01:05 PM)Mr. Peanut Wrote: Liberals want to be rich too
They just don't want to have to work for it.
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 12:44 PM)HuskieFan84 Wrote: It's funny that's what you really think liberals believe.
I don't have to think it, I see it all the time.
Sarah Palin = dumb redneck who quit on the people who elected her so she could run for a higher office and only makes money by selling her life to other dumb rednecks
Obama = "self-made millionaire" through his book sales
John McCain = long-time Washington insider who just married into money
John Kerry = "intellectual war hero"
Bristol Palin = hypocrite for taking a pro-abstinence stance
Michelle Obama = "health conscious"
Koch Bros = quench their thirst with the tears of poor children
George Soros = "humanitarian"
Please note that I did not, nor will I ever support McCain and/or Palin for President.
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 08:31 AM)Native Georgian Wrote: But, aside from all that, he has about the same chance of being nominated President (by either of the two major parties) as the people who post on this website. Everyone here understands that, right?
I just had a flashback to 2007 RE: Obama.
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
(03-01-2011 02:17 PM)Raider_ATO Wrote: (03-01-2011 08:31 AM)Native Georgian Wrote: But, aside from all that, he has about the same chance of being nominated President (by either of the two major parties) as the people who post on this website. Everyone here understands that, right?
I just had a flashback to 2007 RE: Obama.
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/...rss=thefix
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RE: Herman Cain: TARP Supporter
The article Rebel links to above asks if Herman Cain could be "the Butler Bulldogs of the 2012 presidential race".
Perhaps so -- and if he is, that would definitely be something to sit up and take notice of. But it still leaves open the question: who will be the Duke Blue Devils?
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