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Wolfman wrote:Ryan will stay in Congress and may well end up as Speaker soon.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Wolfman wrote:Ryan will stay in Congress and may well end up as Speaker soon.

Or his constituents will wake up and send his ass packing in November.

mvscal wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Wolfman wrote:Ryan will stay in Congress and may well end up as Speaker soon.

Or his constituents will wake up and send his ass packing in November.

By the same voters who sent Scott Walker packing? Oh, wait...they didn't.

Yes, you remain a pitifully deluded moron.

Wolfman wrote:My best guess is Marco Rubio. He'll solidify FL and probably garner enough support elsewhere. He is the real deal to me and may well end up in the White House. Here's another thing in play down here. State Senator Lizbeth Benequisto is getting a huge promotion with mailings, TV ads, etc. I think she is being set up to take Rubio's US Senate seat. Time will tell. Ryan will stay in Congress and may well end up as Speaker soon.

mvscal wrote:West is a tard. He's fine right where he is. He's wrapped too tight for higher office. Rubio seems like the conventional wisdom pick at this point. He should be able to help in Floriduh and isn't too revolting to conservatives.

He still seems awful young to me for VP at 41. Nixon was 40 when he was VP but he had already been a Congressman and Senator at that point.

smackaholic wrote:And the nice thing is, Barry's shamless hispanic cum guzzling will not win him any favor among the brothas that compete for those lower wage yobs.

mvscal wrote: Nigggers will do what they're told...

Martyred wrote:

mvscal wrote: Nigggers will do what they're told...

You don't hold your fellow Americans in very high regard, do you?

Martyred wrote:

mvscal wrote: Nigggers will do what they're told...

You don't hold your fellow Americans in very high regard, do you?

mvscal wrote:Nigggers will do what they're told and vote in lockstep as directed by their Massa's in the Democrat party. No different than every other moron in coal country who voted for Barry O'Buttfuck despite his promise to put them all out of work.

smackaholic wrote: And the nice thing is, Barry's shamless hispanic cum guzzling will not win him any favor among the brothas that compete for those lower wage yobs.

Jsc810 wrote:We can, and should, do better.

poptart wrote:Romney's 2012 objective: Make the race about Obama... and specifically his economic failure.

Governor Bobby Jindal has launched yet another attack on the US President by alleging that Barack Obama’s re-election campaign message is “divide and blame” and not “hope and change” of his 2008 campaign.

“In 2008, President Obama campaigned on a message of ‘Hope and Change’ (On) Thursday, speaking in Ohio, the President announced his re-election campaign message of ‘Divide and Blame’,” Jindal wrote in an op-ed on the CNN website.

Jindal is said to be among those short listed as the Vice President running mate of Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

The first Indian American governor of a US State, Jindal said Obama cannot ask Americans if they are better off than they were four years ago, and so is trying to blame others for his record.

Over half a million fewer Americans have jobs today than when he took office, he charged.

“After his advisors projected that his USD 800 billion stimulus bill would keep unemployment below eight per cent, it has remained above that benchmark for a record 40 months and counting.

“Median family net worth has hit a two-decade low, median household income has declined, more than 30 per cent of borrowers are underwater on their mortgage, 23 million Americans remain unemployed or underemployed, and half of college graduates this year come out of school unemployed or underemployed,” he said.

This is the second time in less than a month that Jindal has launched a scathing attack on Obama.

Early this month Jindal alleged Obama’s administration is a nexus of liberalism and incompetence.

“The Obama admin(istration) is at the nexus of liberalism and incompetence and together that’s a deadly combination,” Jindal said in his remarks at the Chicago meeting of the Conservative Political Action Conference.

Writing for CNN, Jindal said being President is a hard job.

“One of the hardest parts is that you can’t just make excuses. Harry Truman understood this. It’s just not allowed from the president of the United States. Excuses make the president look small and weak. It is frankly a little embarrassing,” he wrote.

“The President himself promised, after being elected, that if he didn’t get the economy fixed in three years, then his presidency was ‘going to be a one-term proposition’ President Clinton, speaking in 2010 at the same spot where the President spoke Thursday, said ‘Give us two more years. If it doesn’t work, vote us out’ Good advice. That was then. Now, the president is basically saying that he is a victim of circumstances, and we are all victims,” Jindal wrote.

“Thursday’s speech was also a speech of class warfare. The other campaign President Obama announced is a class warfare campaign of division. He plans to divide America along class lines, gender lines, party lines, age lines and any other lines he can find. He will run a campaign of rich against poor, men against women, Democrats against Republicans, young against old and liberals against conservatives,” he said.

Jindal said Obama’s entire philosophy can be encapsulated in one little line toward the end of his speech.

“He suggested we should put money into infrastructure and ’do some nation building here at home’ While this may be a cute turn of phrase, and certainly polls well, it is all you need to know about the outlook of this President.

“He believes that this nation was built by the government, and that more government spending is the key to our future.

This is a speech that should have been delivered in France,” Jindal said.

Derron wrote:

smackaholic wrote: And the nice thing is, Barry's shamless hispanic cum guzzling will not win him any favor among the brothas that compete for those lower wage yobs.

You normally have pretty solid takes here holic..

Sam wrote:flies in the face

Derron wrote:

smackaholic wrote: And the nice thing is, Barry's shamless hispanic cum guzzling will not win him any favor among the brothas that compete for those lower wage yobs.

You normally have pretty solid takes here holic..but what fucking planet are you on with this one ? The spics taking yobs from the brothers ? And the brothers are going to be pissed about it ??

Last time I looked, the spics done wrapped up all those yobs a long fucking time ago. Much to the brothers pleasure of course...spics will actually give you a solid 8 hours of labor, and if they don't, there is about 800 more waiting to take their job when you shit can them.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:C'mon guys, isn't anyone awake? the robot from Kolob is going with Indiana guv Mitch Daniels, another lock-step lunatic dedicated to Permanent War and national suicide. Fat Boy from Joisy crapped out, crazy MILF from South Carolina is a little too loud and unstable for the old boys, while Rubio is a slimy little punk who has made a fake career out of hounding Castro. Condi is a total disgrace--surely the most incompetent and catastrophic National Security adviser and Secy of State ever, and she's properly despised. Gee, how come Jeb Bush isn't on any list?

As for the petty and humorless bigotry offered by the usual idiots here, well, if Barry is Oniggna, what does that make Clarence Thomas (an actual black man)? And if we regard Mitt's Mormonism as disgusting--and I agree--than what about Harry Reid's? You see, even you're childish and bratty bigotry is weak and hollow. All you care about is dutifully propping the Limpdick (Koch brothers) line. :doh:

poptart wrote:Portman (Ohio) would make some sense, but . . .
Portman has some Bush ties and that could be a bit spooky.
I'm thinking no.

. . . .

Condi?
. . .
But George Bush?
'Nuff said.
She won't be the pick, imo.

. . .

Mitch Daniels?
Yes.
. . .
I think this is the guy.

Bizzarofelice wrote:Bobby Jindal would have been the person Romney would have ganged up on with his other magical underwear types and unwound the young Jindal's turban.

Terry in Crapchester wrote:I'm not entirely convinced that Goober is right about his birthplace

Terry in Crapchester wrote: there's no dispute that his parents were immigrants. Isn't that why the birthers claim Obama is ineligible to be President, so it follows that they should make the same claim about Jindal, right?

Terry wrote:Ummm, you do know where Daniels cut his political teeth, no?

(Hint: it's the same Presidential Administration whose connections, you say, disqualify Portman and Condi.)

poptart wrote:

Terry wrote:Ummm, you do know where Daniels cut his political teeth, no?

(Hint: it's the same Presidential Administration whose connections, you say, disqualify Portman and Condi.)

In the public psyche, Rice, as sec of state for Bush, is recognized as being tied directly to his hip.

I think that'd be a problem, and yes, would virtually disqualify her as a realistic choice for Romney.


I would not say Portman's Bush association would disqualify him, but just that it would be a hurdle.

In Daniels' case, he was Director of OMB in the first two years of Bush's presidency.
That's going back a ways - and the first budget he submitted had very deep spending cuts, but was not approved by Congress.

I don't think many people would really associate him closely in their mind with George Bush, and would view him as being a pretty serious fiscal hawk.

War Wagon wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote: there's no dispute that his parents were immigrants. Isn't that why the birthers claim Obama is ineligible to be President, so it follows that they should make the same claim about Jindal, right?

Right.... what?

Nice leap there.

Terry in Crapchester wrote:The birthers claim that Obama can't be a "natural born citizen," regardless of his place of birth, because his father was not a citizen.