First of all, how are you defining a "GOP candidate"? I mean since none of these demented frauds can seem to admit they've lost in the primary rounds, they've one after another announced the "suspending" of their campaign rather than "ending" it. Rick Perry is technically still in this "race." So is Cain and Bachmann.
Next, what do you mean by a "friend" of Israel? Do you mean a candidate willing to do anything whatsoever that Israel asks (except for freeing Pollard, of course)? Or propitiating the fake national socialist apartheid bunker state until the Lord Returns?
Obviously Barry is a big pal, and since he bailed out the banks and has backed all things military and federally intrusive, he actually qualifies as a GOP operative.
Romney's cult has "Zion " right there in the long official name, so he's a pal.
Currently suspended Santorum pledges fealty while feeling a frothy mixture of reverence and resentment against the Ashkanazi colonialists in Palestine (he regards them as the actual descendents of the ancient Hebrews).
Newt's state of suspension would react favorably to anyone willing to give him some cash.
Bachmann wants to fuck Bibi but she disgusts him.
Pretty sad when you consider there's no one else to even consider.
LTS TRN 2 wrote:...they've one after another announced the "suspending" of their campaign rather than "ending" it. Rick Perry is technically still in this "race." So is Cain and Bachmann.
Since you're stunningly ignorant as well as being a blithering idiot, I'll help you out here. Suspending a campaign is a technicality that allows a former candidate to continue fund raising in order to retire his campaign debts.
They aren't laying out in the weeds hoping for a break to get back in the race as you seem to believe in your pitifully delusional state.
Screw_Michigan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:39 pmUnlike you tards, I actually have functioning tastebuds and a refined pallet.
Look, I never regarded them in any race to begin with. They're literally a bunch of lunatics who should properly horrify even the staunchest goose-steppers among the bunkered ranks of right-wing hackdom--and that's you, Mall Cop. Why aren't you horrified? You're a big friend of Israel, so can you accept a robot from the planet Kolob as America's commander in chief, to dutifully serve the Zionazi state in its agenda? I mean what are friends for?
But..there's always the welter of ignorance and fear girdling our rowdy republic, and...(psssst..) they know it.
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