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TXgolfer said:
And yet they are STILL an upgrade over what we have now. :)
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The fact that you think so is what is so very disturbing to the majority of the country.
 
And there is that wonderful "pundit" intelligence being demonstrated again.
 
jillio said:
The fact that you think so is what is so very disturbing to the majority of the country.
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Meh, If the majority of the country still thinks Obama is fit to run the country (and they might) that explains why we are in the shape we are in. :cool2:
 
TXgolfer said:
Meh, If the majority of the country still thinks Obama is fit to run the country (and they might) that explains why we are in the shape we are in. :cool2:
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At least the majority don't find the stooges the Repubs have to offer a better option. Especially when they are so hypocritical in their judgements.

Sad to see all those people throwing their money away on philandering adulterers that have the distinction of being the only Speaker ever to be brought up on ethics charges.
 
jillio said:
At least the majority don't find the stooges the Repubs have to offer a better option. Especially when they are so hypocritical in their judgements.
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Many have a different opinion of the candidates. Time will tell as to who they believe is the better option.
 
TXgolfer said:
Meh, If the majority of the country still thinks Obama is fit to run the country (and they might) that explains why we are in the shape we are in. :cool2:
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I guess we'll see about that during election.

my guess is - Obama's in for 2nd term... unless GOP has somebody better... preferably somebody who keeps his hands to himself
 
Jiro said:
I guess we'll see about that during election.

my guess is - Obama's in for 2nd term... unless GOP has somebody better... preferably somebody who keeps his hands to himself
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I predicted Obama would win a 2nd term before the mid terms. *shrug*
 
TXgolfer said:
That's why we all get a vote. :) Maybe we will get to see just how bad 8 years of Carter would have been.
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And when that happens, I wonder what are the odds of blaming Bush for all that spending?

Pretty darned high, I supposed.
 
Getting my laser pointer ready.... just watch the fun.

Oh my!

Newt Gingrich has taken the lead in PPP's national polling. He's at 28% to 25% for Herman Cain and 18% for Mitt Romney. The rest of the Republican field is increasingly looking like a bunch of also rans: Rick Perry is at 6%, Michele Bachmann and Ron Paul at 5%, Jon Huntsman at 3%, and Gary Johnson and Rick Santorum each at 1%.
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Gingrich's lead caps an amazing comeback he's made over the last 5 months. In June his favorability nationally with Republican voters plummeted all the way to 36/49. Now he's at 68/23, representing a 58 point improvement in his spread since then. As recently as August Gingrich was mired in single digits at 7%, and even in September he was at just 10%. He's climbed 18 points in less than 2 months.

There's reason to think that if Cain continues to fade, Gingrich will continue to gain. Among Cain's supporters 73% have a favorable opinion of Gingrich to only 21% with a negative one. That compares to a 33/55 spread for Romney with Cain voters and a 32/53 one for Perry. They like Gingrich a whole lot more than they do the other serious candidates in the race.
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Gingrich takes the lead - Public Policy Polling
 
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