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Boater wrote:
Jim wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
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Hate? That's a Republican characteristic. I think she's terrific,
and just the woman I want to see capture the 2012 GOP nomination.


You see Harry, a statement like that tells all.

We have no idea who will be running in 2012. We have no proof of how
well or badly Obama will govern. We have no idea how well or badly a
Democrat controlled Congress is going to perform. We have no idea
which party or person will be best for the situation and conditions
in 2012.

With all these unknows, and 4 years away, you are already lined up
to vote Democratic.
Takes a lot of wind out of your sails with regard to your advocacy of
a particular candidate.

Eisboch


It makes life a lot easier for him. Vote strictly democratic. No
thinking, judgment or common sense required.


Indeed, in the last 12 years, the choices the GOP offered up included
George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, and John
McCain and Sarah Palin.

No thinking or judgment was required to turn down those choices.
Instinct and my gut told me they were wrong for America. I was spot on
with turning down Bush and Cheney. America agreed with me on turning
down McCain and Palin.

Silly me...I didn't vote for the idiot Bush and the thug Cheney, and I
didn't vote for No Judgment McCain or JesusFreak Palin.

"Jeasus Freak" You really are a disgusting pile of sheet.

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Boater wrote:
Jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

Convince me that "moderates" make up the majority of the Republican
Party.

Why?

You are already deeply rooted in your religion.

Eisboch



The real answer, of course, is that there is no proof that
"moderates" make up the majority of the GOP. In fact, if you look
through the state by state returns from the last election, you'll see
the pattern emerge of who most Republican voters are...mainly older,
whiter, evangelicals. Hardly moderates.

More racist bigoted remarks from krause. That's a doozie. I'll have to
save this comment for later.


D'oh...there have been several national surveys of those who voted last
week, and you know what? My description is spot-on. Nothing racist in my
remark. Nothing bigoted, either. Just reality.

Hey...aren't you an older, whiter, evangelical? Didn't you vote for
McCain-Palin?

Case closed.

"Whiter" than what? Try to explain that in a non racist manner.

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Boater wrote:
Jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

Convince me that "moderates" make up the majority of the Republican
Party.

Why?

You are already deeply rooted in your religion.

Eisboch



The real answer, of course, is that there is no proof that
"moderates" make up the majority of the GOP. In fact, if you look
through the state by state returns from the last election, you'll see
the pattern emerge of who most Republican voters are...mainly older,
whiter, evangelicals. Hardly moderates.

More racist bigoted remarks from krause. That's a doozie. I'll have to
save this comment for later.


D'oh...there have been several national surveys of those who voted last
week, and you know what? My description is spot-on. Nothing racist in my
remark. Nothing bigoted, either. Just reality.

Where are the questions asked and the answers received from the surveys?
I can take a survey and report anything I want from the "results" of
the survey. Show me the raw data.

Hey...aren't you an older, whiter, evangelical? Didn't you vote for
McCain-Palin?

Nope, younger, regular white (accident of birth, didn't ask to be
white), Catholic, who didn't vote for The Obama and Biden. Biden who has
suddenly found himself out of a job for the next four years. I wonder if
they will let him use the telescopes at the naval observatory.

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"Boater" wrote in message
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Calif Bill wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
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Canuck57 wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
Not much about boats, but given the critical nature of global events,
I
thought today's spirited discussions were interesting.

I know I learned a few things and even had a couple of chuckles.

Good luck to everybody. We're gonna need it.

I even wish Obama well and hope he is ready for the challenges ahead
of
him. We could have done worse.

We could have had Hillary.

Eisboch
I watched Palin's speech and suddenly aborted press conference today.
She
is going to be the gift that keeps on giving.
You seem to hate women so much you should become a Muslim.




Hate? That's a Republican characteristic. I think she's terrific, and
just the woman I want to see capture the 2012 GOP nomination.

You may regret that statement. You may have to put up with her come
2013.


Why? Is she going to read a newspaper between now and then? You think
those "classic" tv interviews of her exhibiting her ignorance are going to
disappear from tape? You think her brand of simple-minded social
conservatism is going to have broader appeal in 2012? Is she going to have
another baby? Will her youngest daughter get pregnant?

I can only hope Palin remains "active" on the national political scene, to
remind the voters over and over and over that there is nothing between her
ears.

She's terrific.

Because, if the current economic morass is still here, or even deeper, the
people will vote the other party in just for "Change".

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"Boater" wrote in message
...
Jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

Convince me that "moderates" make up the majority of the Republican
Party.

Why?

You are already deeply rooted in your religion.

Eisboch



The real answer, of course, is that there is no proof that "moderates"
make up the majority of the GOP. In fact, if you look through the state
by state returns from the last election, you'll see the pattern emerge
of who most Republican voters are...mainly older, whiter, evangelicals.
Hardly moderates.

More racist bigoted remarks from krause. That's a doozie. I'll have to
save this comment for later.


D'oh...there have been several national surveys of those who voted last
week, and you know what? My description is spot-on. Nothing racist in my
remark. Nothing bigoted, either. Just reality.

Hey...aren't you an older, whiter, evangelical? Didn't you vote for
McCain-Palin?

Case closed.

Case opened. Obama got 52.7% of the popular vote, McCain got 46%. You are
saying nearly 1/2 the country is older white, evangelical? Serious
delusions.

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Calif Bill wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...
Jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

Convince me that "moderates" make up the majority of the Republican
Party.
Why?

You are already deeply rooted in your religion.

Eisboch


The real answer, of course, is that there is no proof that "moderates"
make up the majority of the GOP. In fact, if you look through the state
by state returns from the last election, you'll see the pattern emerge
of who most Republican voters are...mainly older, whiter, evangelicals.
Hardly moderates.
More racist bigoted remarks from krause. That's a doozie. I'll have to
save this comment for later.

D'oh...there have been several national surveys of those who voted last
week, and you know what? My description is spot-on. Nothing racist in my
remark. Nothing bigoted, either. Just reality.

Hey...aren't you an older, whiter, evangelical? Didn't you vote for
McCain-Palin?

Case closed.

Case opened. Obama got 52.7% of the popular vote, McCain got 46%. You are
saying nearly 1/2 the country is older white, evangelical? Serious
delusions.




D'oh. Go to college? Take a stat course? Understand simple English? No?
Are you Bilious California Bill?

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Eisboch wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...

Don White wrote:
I bet she disappears off the national scene.
The Republicans will have to find quality people next time around.
Wonder if that Jeb Bush from Florida might step up?


Almost forgot about him. He was a good governor and a likable fellow.

I remember from the few years we wintered in Florida that Jeb was very
popular and well regarded.
In fact, I really don't remember anybody, personally or in the media that
had any bad things to say about him. He was certainly on top of things when
it came to the 3 hurricanes we experienced during our time down there.

He would probably have to change his last name though, to be seriously
considered.

Eisboch



He would still be in office if he could. He was very popular.

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Jim wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...


Hate? That's a Republican characteristic. I think she's terrific, and
just the woman I want to see capture the 2012 GOP nomination.


You see Harry, a statement like that tells all.

We have no idea who will be running in 2012. We have no proof of how
well or badly Obama will govern. We have no idea how well or badly a
Democrat controlled Congress is going to perform. We have no idea
which party or person will be best for the situation and conditions in
2012.

With all these unknows, and 4 years away, you are already lined up to
vote Democratic.
Takes a lot of wind out of your sails with regard to your advocacy of
a particular candidate.

Eisboch


It makes life a lot easier for him. Vote strictly democratic. No
thinking, judgment or common sense required.

But he sure has to post a lot about it. He seems to like it here. The
political forums would screw with his narcissism.

Interesting discussions
 

Boater wrote:
Jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

Convince me that "moderates" make up the majority of the Republican
Party.

Why?

You are already deeply rooted in your religion.

Eisboch



The real answer, of course, is that there is no proof that
"moderates" make up the majority of the GOP. In fact, if you look
through the state by state returns from the last election, you'll see
the pattern emerge of who most Republican voters are...mainly older,
whiter, evangelicals. Hardly moderates.

More racist bigoted remarks from krause. That's a doozie. I'll have to
save this comment for later.


D'oh...there have been several national surveys of those who voted last
week, and you know what? My description is spot-on. Nothing racist in my
remark. Nothing bigoted, either. Just reality.

Hey...aren't you an older, whiter, evangelical? Didn't you vote for
McCain-Palin?

Case closed.

Got a cite? Since they don't keep records like that, if anything, you
are relying on exit polls from some left wing extremists.

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DK wrote:
Jim wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...


Hate? That's a Republican characteristic. I think she's terrific,
and just the woman I want to see capture the 2012 GOP nomination.


You see Harry, a statement like that tells all.

We have no idea who will be running in 2012. We have no proof of how
well or badly Obama will govern. We have no idea how well or badly a
Democrat controlled Congress is going to perform. We have no idea
which party or person will be best for the situation and conditions
in 2012.

With all these unknows, and 4 years away, you are already lined up
to vote Democratic.
Takes a lot of wind out of your sails with regard to your advocacy of
a particular candidate.

Eisboch


It makes life a lot easier for him. Vote strictly democratic. No
thinking, judgment or common sense required.

But he sure has to post a lot about it. He seems to like it here. The
political forums would screw with his narcissism.

He has more than he can handle here. The boys in the real political
forums would just laugh at his naive juvenile nonsense.