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I don't give a damn about Mitt's religion. His father was a far better
possibility for a president than Mitt is. Mitt is a horse's ass, a
flip-flopper who puts John Kerry to shame. An empty,expensive suit.


The latest buzz is a McCain/Romney ticket. Ironic, since McCain has not
hidden his dislike of Romney in the past, but now they are acting more
buddy/buddy.

A McCain/Romney ticket would be Hillary's worst nightmare if she gets the
nomination.

But Romney is right about one thing. We don't need Bill in the White House
again. He had his eight years with very few positive results to show for it
when you scratch below the surface. His major "achievements" that he now
takes credit for were accomplished by a republican controlled congress
despite his objections and threats to veto. He knows that, IMO, and is
looking for another chance to establish a "legacy".

Times have changed. Time to move on. Anybody who thinks he could be "first
spouse" and keep his mouth shut while his wife runs the country is dreaming.
I can picture it now .... Bill and Hillary's personal disputes on policy
issues, broadcast nightly on the news for the world to laugh at.

Hillary would be more appealing as a candidate if she had dumped him back in
1998.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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wrote:


I don't give a damn about Mitt's religion. His father was a far better
possibility for a president than Mitt is. Mitt is a horse's ass, a
flip-flopper who puts John Kerry to shame. An empty,expensive suit.


The latest buzz is a McCain/Romney ticket. Ironic, since McCain has not
hidden his dislike of Romney in the past, but now they are acting more
buddy/buddy.

A McCain/Romney ticket would be Hillary's worst nightmare if she gets the
nomination.


Romney isn't going to be the second banana.

Fear this: the Hillary/Obama ticket. Unbeatable.

"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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wrote:


I don't give a damn about Mitt's religion. His father was a far better
possibility for a president than Mitt is. Mitt is a horse's ass, a
flip-flopper who puts John Kerry to shame. An empty,expensive suit.


The latest buzz is a McCain/Romney ticket. Ironic, since McCain has not
hidden his dislike of Romney in the past, but now they are acting more
buddy/buddy.

A McCain/Romney ticket would be Hillary's worst nightmare if she gets the
nomination.


Romney isn't going to be the second banana.



Fear this: the Hillary/Obama ticket. Unbeatable.

A choice of Hillary/Obama or McCain/Romney would be a true test of the
convictions of the country's voting population. I'd like to see it.

Eisboch

On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 07:55:02 -0500, Eisboch wrote:


A choice of Hillary/Obama or McCain/Romney would be a true test of the
convictions of the country's voting population. I'd like to see it.

Eisboch

Do you mean sharing the ticket? I could see, perhaps, McCain and Romney
sharing the ticket, SW & NE, but, I think a Hillary and Obama ticket
highly unlikely. Hillary and Obama are exciting the same voters. I
would think either would want someone to bring in different voters.

On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 07:55:02 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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wrote:


I don't give a damn about Mitt's religion. His father was a far better
possibility for a president than Mitt is. Mitt is a horse's ass, a
flip-flopper who puts John Kerry to shame. An empty,expensive suit.


The latest buzz is a McCain/Romney ticket. Ironic, since McCain has not
hidden his dislike of Romney in the past, but now they are acting more
buddy/buddy.

A McCain/Romney ticket would be Hillary's worst nightmare if she gets the
nomination.

Romney isn't going to be the second banana.

Fear this: the Hillary/Obama ticket. Unbeatable.

A choice of Hillary/Obama or McCain/Romney would be a true test of the
convictions of the country's voting population. I'd like to see it.

I can see McCain/Romney - Hillary/Obama, no way, no how.

HRC and BHO are going to slaughter each other in the remaining
primaries. There's going to be a lot of bad blood between the
Hispanic caucus and the Black caucus over this.

That's how I'm betting and according to the political futures market
system I'm playing with, that's the way it's working out.

60/30/10 we have another Republican as President next election cycle.

"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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wrote:


I don't give a damn about Mitt's religion. His father was a far better
possibility for a president than Mitt is. Mitt is a horse's ass, a
flip-flopper who puts John Kerry to shame. An empty,expensive suit.


The latest buzz is a McCain/Romney ticket. Ironic, since McCain has not
hidden his dislike of Romney in the past, but now they are acting more
buddy/buddy.

A McCain/Romney ticket would be Hillary's worst nightmare if she gets the
nomination.


Romney isn't going to be the second banana.

Fear this: the Hillary/Obama ticket. Unbeatable.

HA HA HA HA HA HA ... OHHH TOO FUNNY, HARRY. Do you think Obama would be
stupid enough to allow that. You need your head examined.

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On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 07:47:30 -0500, hk wrote:

Fear this: the Hillary/Obama ticket. Unbeatable.

That would incite all the prejudices in one vote. Fred might be able
to beat them.



hillary and barack would get all the dems out to vote for them, and
capture the lion's share of the indy votes, leaving only the base for
the GOP. Probably be a 55-45 election.

"hk" wrote in message
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On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 07:47:30 -0500, hk wrote:

Fear this: the Hillary/Obama ticket. Unbeatable.

That would incite all the prejudices in one vote. Fred might be able
to beat them.



hillary and barack would get all the dems out to vote for them, and
capture the lion's share of the indy votes, leaving only the base for the
GOP. Probably be a 55-45 election.


Very, very doubtful.

Eisboch