'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

"John H." wrote in message
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On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 09:49:07 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote:

On Feb 7, 9:30?am, wrote:
On Feb 7, 12:22?pm, HK wrote:

There are rumors about that the Empty Suit, Mitt Romney, will suspend
his campaign today.

Bye!

Yeah, with the help of some voter fraud the democrats have the
candidate they have wanted from the beginning.. Republicans really
have an issue here with the open primaries and caususses. Freedom of
speech and voter rights, vs the democratic voter fraud machine. We
will probably have at least four years to think about it with McCain
as the new democratic candidate on the republican side..
Congradulations Harry, your party will have four more years at least
to ignore the hard working Americans in the "flyover states";) I just
hope it's Obama...

Your state allows D's to vote in the R primary, but prohibits the R's
from voting in the D primary? Wo. If so, that truly is unfair.

If, however, all registered voters can vote for the candidate of their
personal choice in the primary, regardless of party, that gate swings
both ways. If this particular cycle saw more D's voting in the R
column, be sure that a cycle or two ago things could have been exactly
opposite, or a cycle in the near future will have the reverse in play.

Will Limbaugh run as a third-party independent? Im sure somebody will
step up to carry the extremely conservative banner now that it looks
like the Rs are going to nominate a moderate. Who will that be, I
wonder?

I think many of you folks on the left listen to Limbaugh much more than
the
great majority of conservatives.


It's interesting when I see 10 people in three newsgroups all saying the
exact same thing, in the exact same words. Often, they can be tricked into
revealing their source, and most of the time, it's Hush Bimbo. The rest of
the time, it's Bush, with catchy stuff like "this young democracy", which
his staff put a lid on because it sounded so stupid.

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message
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It's interesting when I see 10 people in three newsgroups all saying the
exact same thing, in the exact same words. Often, they can be tricked into
revealing their source, and most of the time, it's Hush Bimbo. The rest of
the time, it's Bush, with catchy stuff like "this young democracy", which
his staff put a lid on because it sounded so stupid.


Sorta like "Ready on day one".

Eisboch

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message
...


It's interesting when I see 10 people in three newsgroups all saying the
exact same thing, in the exact same words. Often, they can be tricked
into revealing their source, and most of the time, it's Hush Bimbo. The
rest of the time, it's Bush, with catchy stuff like "this young
democracy", which his staff put a lid on because it sounded so stupid.


Sorta like "Ready on day one".

Eisboch


Where did that come from? Hibbleby?

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
...

"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message
...


It's interesting when I see 10 people in three newsgroups all saying the
exact same thing, in the exact same words. Often, they can be tricked
into revealing their source, and most of the time, it's Hush Bimbo. The
rest of the time, it's Bush, with catchy stuff like "this young
democracy", which his staff put a lid on because it sounded so stupid.


Sorta like "Ready on day one".

Eisboch


Where did that come from? Hibbleby?


I must have heard "ready on day one" about a hundred times Tuesday.
Hillary, and virtually every campaign supporter of hers repeated it in every
interview, all as if it was an original thought. Those people must sit and
memorize the current spin comments, released from campaign headquarters, I
am sure.

Eisboch

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 20:10:45 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
.. .
On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 09:49:07 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote:

On Feb 7, 9:30?am, wrote:
On Feb 7, 12:22?pm, HK wrote:

There are rumors about that the Empty Suit, Mitt Romney, will suspend
his campaign today.

Bye!

Yeah, with the help of some voter fraud the democrats have the
candidate they have wanted from the beginning.. Republicans really
have an issue here with the open primaries and caususses. Freedom of
speech and voter rights, vs the democratic voter fraud machine. We
will probably have at least four years to think about it with McCain
as the new democratic candidate on the republican side..
Congradulations Harry, your party will have four more years at least
to ignore the hard working Americans in the "flyover states";) I just
hope it's Obama...

Your state allows D's to vote in the R primary, but prohibits the R's
from voting in the D primary? Wo. If so, that truly is unfair.

If, however, all registered voters can vote for the candidate of their
personal choice in the primary, regardless of party, that gate swings
both ways. If this particular cycle saw more D's voting in the R
column, be sure that a cycle or two ago things could have been exactly
opposite, or a cycle in the near future will have the reverse in play.

Will Limbaugh run as a third-party independent? Im sure somebody will
step up to carry the extremely conservative banner now that it looks
like the Rs are going to nominate a moderate. Who will that be, I
wonder?

I think many of you folks on the left listen to Limbaugh much more than
the
great majority of conservatives.


It's interesting when I see 10 people in three newsgroups all saying the
exact same thing, in the exact same words. Often, they can be tricked into
revealing their source, and most of the time, it's Hush Bimbo. The rest of
the time, it's Bush, with catchy stuff like "this young democracy", which
his staff put a lid on because it sounded so stupid.


Those ten people are most likely liberals, just as the ones here who do the
most quoting are liberals.

Every so often, Ruch will have a good idea. Adopting a good idea is no sign
of stupidity.
--
John H

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

"John H." wrote in message
...
On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 20:10:45 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
. ..
On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 09:49:07 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote:

On Feb 7, 9:30?am, wrote:
On Feb 7, 12:22?pm, HK wrote:

There are rumors about that the Empty Suit, Mitt Romney, will
suspend
his campaign today.

Bye!

Yeah, with the help of some voter fraud the democrats have the
candidate they have wanted from the beginning.. Republicans really
have an issue here with the open primaries and caususses. Freedom of
speech and voter rights, vs the democratic voter fraud machine. We
will probably have at least four years to think about it with McCain
as the new democratic candidate on the republican side..
Congradulations Harry, your party will have four more years at least
to ignore the hard working Americans in the "flyover states";) I just
hope it's Obama...

Your state allows D's to vote in the R primary, but prohibits the R's
from voting in the D primary? Wo. If so, that truly is unfair.

If, however, all registered voters can vote for the candidate of their
personal choice in the primary, regardless of party, that gate swings
both ways. If this particular cycle saw more D's voting in the R
column, be sure that a cycle or two ago things could have been exactly
opposite, or a cycle in the near future will have the reverse in play.

Will Limbaugh run as a third-party independent? Im sure somebody will
step up to carry the extremely conservative banner now that it looks
like the Rs are going to nominate a moderate. Who will that be, I
wonder?

I think many of you folks on the left listen to Limbaugh much more than
the
great majority of conservatives.


It's interesting when I see 10 people in three newsgroups all saying the
exact same thing, in the exact same words. Often, they can be tricked into
revealing their source, and most of the time, it's Hush Bimbo. The rest of
the time, it's Bush, with catchy stuff like "this young democracy", which
his staff put a lid on because it sounded so stupid.


Those ten people are most likely liberals, just as the ones here who do
the
most quoting are liberals.

Every so often, Ruch will have a good idea. Adopting a good idea is no
sign
of stupidity.
--
John H


"this young democracy"

ROFL!!!!!!!!

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...
On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 20:10:45 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
...
On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 09:49:07 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote:

On Feb 7, 9:30?am, wrote:
On Feb 7, 12:22?pm, HK wrote:

There are rumors about that the Empty Suit, Mitt Romney, will
suspend
his campaign today.
Bye!
Yeah, with the help of some voter fraud the democrats have the
candidate they have wanted from the beginning.. Republicans really
have an issue here with the open primaries and caususses. Freedom of
speech and voter rights, vs the democratic voter fraud machine. We
will probably have at least four years to think about it with McCain
as the new democratic candidate on the republican side..
Congradulations Harry, your party will have four more years at least
to ignore the hard working Americans in the "flyover states";) I just
hope it's Obama...
Your state allows D's to vote in the R primary, but prohibits the R's
from voting in the D primary? Wo. If so, that truly is unfair.
If, however, all registered voters can vote for the candidate of their
personal choice in the primary, regardless of party, that gate swings
both ways. If this particular cycle saw more D's voting in the R
column, be sure that a cycle or two ago things could have been exactly
opposite, or a cycle in the near future will have the reverse in play.

Will Limbaugh run as a third-party independent? Im sure somebody will
step up to carry the extremely conservative banner now that it looks
like the Rs are going to nominate a moderate. Who will that be, I
wonder?
I think many of you folks on the left listen to Limbaugh much more than
the
great majority of conservatives.

It's interesting when I see 10 people in three newsgroups all saying the
exact same thing, in the exact same words. Often, they can be tricked into
revealing their source, and most of the time, it's Hush Bimbo. The rest of
the time, it's Bush, with catchy stuff like "this young democracy", which
his staff put a lid on because it sounded so stupid.

Those ten people are most likely liberals, just as the ones here who do
the
most quoting are liberals.

Every so often, Ruch will have a good idea. Adopting a good idea is no
sign
of stupidity.
--
John H


"this young democracy"

ROFL!!!!!!!!




The only good idea Rush ever had was to head for the Dominican Republic
with a case of Viagra, a dozen tubes of K-Y and three other guys. I'm
sure they had a swell time with each other.

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

On Feb 7, 6:29*pm, HK wrote:
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
.. .
On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 20:10:45 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
...
On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 09:49:07 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote:

On Feb 7, 9:30?am, wrote:
On Feb 7, 12:22?pm, HK wrote:

There are rumors about that the Empty Suit, Mitt Romney, will
suspend
his campaign today.
Bye!
Yeah, with the help of some voter fraud the democrats have the
candidate they have wanted from the beginning.. Republicans really
have an issue here with the open primaries and caususses. Freedom of
speech and voter rights, vs the democratic voter fraud machine. We
will probably have at least four years to think about it with McCain
as the new democratic candidate on the republican side..
Congradulations Harry, your party will have four more years at least
to ignore the hard working Americans in the "flyover states";) I just
hope it's Obama...
Your state allows D's to vote in the R primary, but prohibits the R's
from voting in the D primary? Wo. If so, that truly is unfair.
If, however, all registered voters can vote for the candidate of their
personal choice in the primary, regardless of party, that gate swings
both ways. If this particular cycle saw more D's voting in the R
column, be sure that a cycle or two ago things could have been exactly
opposite, or a cycle in the near future will have the reverse in play.

Will Limbaugh run as a third-party independent? Im sure somebody will
step up to carry the extremely conservative banner now that it looks
like the Rs are going to nominate a moderate. Who will that be, I
wonder?
I think many of you folks on the left listen to Limbaugh much more than
the
great majority of conservatives.

It's interesting when I see 10 people in three newsgroups all saying the
exact same thing, in the exact same words. Often, they can be tricked into
revealing their source, and most of the time, it's Hush Bimbo. The rest of
the time, it's Bush, with catchy stuff like "this young democracy", which
his staff put a lid on because it sounded so stupid.

Those ten people are most likely liberals, just as the ones here who do
the
most quoting are liberals.

Every so often, Ruch will have a good idea. Adopting a good idea is no
sign
of stupidity.
--
John H

"this young democracy"

ROFL!!!!!!!!

The only good idea Rush ever had was to head for the Dominican Republic
with a case of Viagra, a dozen tubes of K-Y and three other guys. I'm
sure they had a swell time with each other.- Hide quoted text -

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You're just mad because your friend Stumpy got invited and you didn't.

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?
 

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
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On Feb 7, 9:51 am, HK wrote:
Chuck Gould wrote:
On Feb 7, 9:30?am, wrote:
On Feb 7, 12:22?pm, HK wrote:

There are rumors about that the Empty Suit, Mitt Romney, will suspend
his campaign today.
Bye!
Yeah, with the help of some voter fraud the democrats have the
candidate they have wanted from the beginning.. Republicans really
have an issue here with the open primaries and caususses. Freedom of
speech and voter rights, vs the democratic voter fraud machine. We
will probably have at least four years to think about it with McCain
as the new democratic candidate on the republican side..
Congradulations Harry, your party will have four more years at least
to ignore the hard working Americans in the "flyover states";) I just
hope it's Obama...

Your state allows D's to vote in the R primary, but prohibits the R's
from voting in the D primary? Wo. If so, that truly is unfair.

If, however, all registered voters can vote for the candidate of their
personal choice in the primary, regardless of party, that gate swings
both ways. If this particular cycle saw more D's voting in the R
column, be sure that a cycle or two ago things could have been exactly
opposite, or a cycle in the near future will have the reverse in play.

Will Limbaugh run as a third-party independent? Im sure somebody will
step up to carry the extremely conservative banner now that it looks
like the Rs are going to nominate a moderate. Who will that be, I
wonder?

Limbaugh running? Now *that* would be a gas(bag)! Bring him on!- Hide
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He's the sort of candidate certain people would turn to in a moment of
frustration. "Oh yeah?! We'll show 'em! We'll run Limbaugh!"

I don't think even Rush's ego is so large that he could possibly think
he'd win......although he would sweep certain states and maybe even
the entire south. Bottom line is that he would split the Republican
vote and almost assure a Democratic victory.

But the conservatives do have a gripe this time around, it looks like
they don't have a candidate. (Could have told them they didn't have
a.........never mind).

A moderate president, like any of the three main contenders still
standing, will be good for America right about now.\

I do not see a moderate in the bunch. Maybe Obama comes the closest, but
Hillary sure ain't a moderate!

'Mittster' to *suspend* campaign?