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TXgolfer said:
ahem.........the joke is the Dems DID think a first term Senator was qualified to be President
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You and Koko deal with this much better than I would ever have.

Weee.
 
Um, I would like to point that that nowhere in the Constitution prohibits that. You just have to be 35 or older born or naturalized in USA to be the president. Even Sarah Palin, a quitter and a traitor, from a state that is pretty out of touch with the mainland US, can become a president.

Obama is very much qualified. We wouldn't elect him if we didn't think he was qualified. McCain has served many more years than Obama but we don't think he's qualified enough. Buh bye!

You can have Brown to run for presidency - he's actually a moderate Republican so he does have views that most Americans share. He's far much better than Sarah Palin and can be a formidable opponent to Obama.
 
posts from hell said:
You and Koko deal with this much better than I would ever have.

Weee.
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Are you pointing about situation with me?

I don't bother to reply txgolfer's post over his sarcasm about Scott Brown until now, just don't care and ignored before.
 
netrox said:
Um, I would like to point that that nowhere in the Constitution prohibits that. You just have to be 35 or older born or naturalized in USA to be the president. Even Sarah Palin, a quitter and a traitor, from a state that is pretty out of touch with the mainland US, can become a president.

Obama is very much qualified. We wouldn't elect him if we didn't think he was qualified. McCain has served many more years than Obama but we don't think he's qualified enough. Buh bye!

You can have Brown to run for presidency - he's actually a moderate Republican so he does have views that most Americans share. He's far much better than Sarah Palin and can be a formidable opponent to Obama.
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Yup, agreed.
 
netrox said:
Um, I would like to point that that nowhere in the Constitution prohibits that. You just have to be 35 or older born or naturalized in USA to be the president. Even Sarah Palin, a quitter and a traitor, from a state that is pretty out of touch with the mainland US, can become a president.

Obama is very much qualified. We wouldn't elect him if we didn't think he was qualified. McCain has served many more years than Obama but we don't think he's qualified enough. Buh bye!

You can have Brown to run for presidency - he's actually a moderate Republican so he does have views that most Americans share. He's far much better than Sarah Palin and can be a formidable opponent to Obama.
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Yeah we have seen how qualified he is.:laugh2: I am glad you admit that you think he is qualified though. He is good for us, keep him talking please.
 
TXgolfer said:
We are not the party of no. We have no voice at all. The O has all the votes he needs.
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Actually, I think more accurate to say there's only one word that the Republicans know and they're screaming it as loud and as clear possible and that word is
NO.
 
netrox said:
Um, I would like to point that that nowhere in the Constitution prohibits that. You just have to be 35 or older born or naturalized in USA to be the president. Even Sarah Palin, a quitter and a traitor, from a state that is pretty out of touch with the mainland US, can become a president.

Obama is very much qualified. We wouldn't elect him if we didn't think he was qualified. McCain has served many more years than Obama but we don't think he's qualified enough. Buh bye!

You can have Brown to run for presidency - he's actually a moderate Republican so he does have views that most Americans share. He's far much better than Sarah Palin and can be a formidable opponent to Obama.
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Moderate Republicans seem to be considered RHINOs by the party. Until the Repbulicans drop their purist approach, they are going to have a difficult time coming up with viable candidates.
 
deafskeptic said:
Actually, I think more accurate to say there's only one word that the Republicans know and they're screaming it as loud and as clear possible and that word is
NO.
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Is that why they invited Obama to a retreat to discuss what they believe are good solutions???? The Republicans don't even have the option of saying no. Their votes do not matter. Dems HAD a super majority. If the Dems could have agreed with each other Healthcare would have passed. Republicans had no part in stopping it. They couldn't even filabuster.

Did Republican's vote for the plan???? A couple did at first, in the end no. Why, because they have a responsibility to represent the voters back home. Most of us believe THIS plan was a pile of crap. Nationwide approval of the plan is low. That means that Republicans are closer to representing the people than Dems are.

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deafskeptic said:
Moderate Republicans seem to be considered RHINOs by the party. Until the Repbulicans drop their purist approach, they are going to have a difficult time coming up with viable candidates.
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We certainly had a tough time in NJ,VA and MA didn't we.
 
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