On Sun, 19 Jul 2015 14:59:02 -0400, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:

On 7/19/2015 1:38 PM, wrote:
On Sun, 19 Jul 2015 12:46:49 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 7/19/15 12:00 PM, wrote:
On Sun, 19 Jul 2015 08:02:48 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:


It's heartwarming to see that just about the entire field of 2016 GOP
presidential wannabes consists of nothing but politically and socially
incompetent, loudmouthed ****heads and thus entirely suitable for you
and your buddies, Herring. Scott Walker, the Koch Brothers' candidate;
Jeb Bush, who seems dumber, if possible than Dubya; Cruz, aka Dracula in
Drag; Rand Paul, as crazy as his father; Rick Santorum, religious
nutcase, and it just keeps going downhill. I so hope you end up with
Trump...he's *so* you guys.



The democrats are hanging their hats on people who are just as flawed.
You have a nutty, would be communist from a state nobody cares about,
a couple no name governors and a dried up old political hack who's
only credential is saggy tits.


Sanders is neither nutty nor a would be communist. He's a rather gentle
soul whose heart is in the right place on issues that are of concern to
middle and lower income people, and also of veterans of every stripe.

Your fear of Hillary is fun to watch.

Bernie is as nutty as the Paul's. You just think the government is the
answer to every problem and that Marx was right about the
redistribution of wealth.
We all have a reason to fear Hillary. She is as big a neocon as any of
the GW clan. Her only notable thing in the senate was supporting the
war and she certainly does not have many successes at SoS to brag
about. She is running away from most of her service there. In fact she
really isn't saying much about anything of substance.
She is basically running on name recognition and the dream of some
that we will have a female president some day. I just don't see that
person this time around. It isn't Carly either.

I think it may be 50:50 that Hillary even survives next summer.
Bear in mind that an unknown black guy from Chicago knocked her off
last time and she was as "inevitable" in 2007 as she is now along with
being 8 years younger and having a little less baggage.





Hillary's long delayed announcement of her candidacy arrived with a
sense of arrogance and entitlement on her part ... it's her turn PLUS
she's a woman.

That's about it. Everything else she is starting to deliver on it terms
of agenda and goals are being borrowed from people like Warren.
Hillary's "presumptive" status is eroding.

I was glad to see Jim Webb enter the race although he has a lot of
catching up to do. He could turn out to be a very viable alternative to
Hillary ... someone I could consider voting for.


Ditto.
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Gun owner behavior causes problems.