In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/03/2011 10:21 AM, Harryk wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/03/2011 6:51 AM, OmDeFlume wrote:
On 3/25/2011 12:06 AM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 24/03/2011 8:15 PM, wrote:
On Thu, 24 Mar 2011 18:04:11 -0700, wrote:

Colin Powell could beat him but he is not willing and the far
right
doesn't think he is right enough.

Powell has too much baggage with the UN testimony. Too bad,
since
he's
a decent, thoughtful guy who couldn't win against Cheney.

You could use the same argument as fleabaggers used on McCain,
Powell is
too old.

Powell is just one year younger, but he isn't senile and isn't an
angry old man.

Pretty sure Obama is going to be a one term dodo if they can
come up
with anything 1/2 baked.

I would welcome a Republican presidential candidate who would be a
rational, viable choice, which would be helpful for a healthy,
honest,
debate about the important issues facing us.

I don't see one around that has any chance of getting the
nomination.
It think it's more likely that it'll be someone who is either
extreme
and ignorant or extreme with a lot of baggage.

Hey, go for it if he wants. I would vote for Powell, he is a
republican
military, sure to kick some ass.

Powell is an intelligent former statesman and general. He's about as
anti-war as you can get.

I doubt he would be interested at this point, given his age and the
baggage.

As far as I am concerned "baggage" is really experience. That is
particularly true in this case.

I would really prefer someone who wasn't from the Bush/Clinton/Bush
legacy. I am just not sure who it would be,

I know I will be reminded I can't vote but here goes...

ANYBODY but Obama. We got the bottom of the pond with that one.

But but, pondscum floats.

Sure was a dirty pond whee Obama came from.


Really? I've been to Hawaii twice, and I found it to be a remarkable
place. How many times have you been there?

Not once. I prefer Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico. Have lived in 4 other
countries too. Been to Europe. Probably been to at least 40 states on a
visit or pass through. And you? Whole life in backwater USA?


No, I've been around and to more countries and continents than you've
mentioned. I do like Hawaii a lot, though. Beautiful, multi-cultural,
terrific beaches, pretty mountains, fabulous local restaurants, et cetera.

Most Hawaiian cities are crime ridden hell holes.

"HarryisPaul" wrote in message
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In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/03/2011 10:21 AM, Harryk wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/03/2011 6:51 AM, OmDeFlume wrote:
On 3/25/2011 12:06 AM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 24/03/2011 8:15 PM, wrote:
On Thu, 24 Mar 2011 18:04:11 -0700, wrote:

Colin Powell could beat him but he is not willing and the far
right
doesn't think he is right enough.

Powell has too much baggage with the UN testimony. Too bad,
since
he's
a decent, thoughtful guy who couldn't win against Cheney.

You could use the same argument as fleabaggers used on McCain,
Powell is
too old.

Powell is just one year younger, but he isn't senile and isn't
an
angry old man.

Pretty sure Obama is going to be a one term dodo if they can
come up
with anything 1/2 baked.

I would welcome a Republican presidential candidate who would be
a
rational, viable choice, which would be helpful for a healthy,
honest,
debate about the important issues facing us.

I don't see one around that has any chance of getting the
nomination.
It think it's more likely that it'll be someone who is either
extreme
and ignorant or extreme with a lot of baggage.

Hey, go for it if he wants. I would vote for Powell, he is a
republican
military, sure to kick some ass.

Powell is an intelligent former statesman and general. He's about
as
anti-war as you can get.

I doubt he would be interested at this point, given his age and
the
baggage.

As far as I am concerned "baggage" is really experience. That is
particularly true in this case.

I would really prefer someone who wasn't from the Bush/Clinton/Bush
legacy. I am just not sure who it would be,

I know I will be reminded I can't vote but here goes...

ANYBODY but Obama. We got the bottom of the pond with that one.

But but, pondscum floats.

Sure was a dirty pond whee Obama came from.


Really? I've been to Hawaii twice, and I found it to be a remarkable
place. How many times have you been there?

Not once. I prefer Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico. Have lived in 4 other
countries too. Been to Europe. Probably been to at least 40 states on a
visit or pass through. And you? Whole life in backwater USA?


No, I've been around and to more countries and continents than you've
mentioned. I do like Hawaii a lot, though. Beautiful, multi-cultural,
terrific beaches, pretty mountains, fabulous local restaurants, et cetera.

Most Hawaiian cities are crime ridden hell holes.

***********

You've been sitting around too much watching 'Dog, the Bounty Hunter'.

True North wrote:


"HarryisPaul" wrote in message
...

In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/03/2011 10:21 AM, Harryk wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/03/2011 6:51 AM, OmDeFlume wrote:
On 3/25/2011 12:06 AM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 24/03/2011 8:15 PM, wrote:
On Thu, 24 Mar 2011 18:04:11 -0700, wrote:

Colin Powell could beat him but he is not willing and the
far
right
doesn't think he is right enough.

Powell has too much baggage with the UN testimony. Too bad,
since
he's
a decent, thoughtful guy who couldn't win against Cheney.

You could use the same argument as fleabaggers used on McCain,
Powell is
too old.

Powell is just one year younger, but he isn't senile and
isn't an
angry old man.

Pretty sure Obama is going to be a one term dodo if they can
come up
with anything 1/2 baked.

I would welcome a Republican presidential candidate who
would be a
rational, viable choice, which would be helpful for a healthy,
honest,
debate about the important issues facing us.

I don't see one around that has any chance of getting the
nomination.
It think it's more likely that it'll be someone who is either
extreme
and ignorant or extreme with a lot of baggage.

Hey, go for it if he wants. I would vote for Powell, he is a
republican
military, sure to kick some ass.

Powell is an intelligent former statesman and general. He's
about as
anti-war as you can get.

I doubt he would be interested at this point, given his age
and the
baggage.

As far as I am concerned "baggage" is really experience. That is
particularly true in this case.

I would really prefer someone who wasn't from the
Bush/Clinton/Bush
legacy. I am just not sure who it would be,

I know I will be reminded I can't vote but here goes...

ANYBODY but Obama. We got the bottom of the pond with that one.

But but, pondscum floats.

Sure was a dirty pond whee Obama came from.


Really? I've been to Hawaii twice, and I found it to be a remarkable
place. How many times have you been there?

Not once. I prefer Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico. Have lived in 4 other
countries too. Been to Europe. Probably been to at least 40 states on a
visit or pass through. And you? Whole life in backwater USA?


No, I've been around and to more countries and continents than you've
mentioned. I do like Hawaii a lot, though. Beautiful, multi-cultural,
terrific beaches, pretty mountains, fabulous local restaurants, et
cetera.

Most Hawaiian cities are crime ridden hell holes.

***********

You've been sitting around too much watching 'Dog, the Bounty Hunter'.

Why pay any attention to that particular Loogy, especially one that
lives near Hot-lanta? Hawaii has one of lowest crime rates of all U.S.
states, by the way, according to the FBI's statistical record.

In other words, the Loogy is lying through his teeth. As usual.