Comments on: Democratic Operation Chaos! Time to Unite Behind … Palin?

By: TheMagicalSkyFather

TheMagicalSkyFather — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:28:22 +0000

Watched it in the past and it is really good I just think it goes much further than Johnson meaning I think it is tied to the Texas petrol cabal but thats just me.

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By: Stephen44

Stephen44 — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 10:16:46 +0000

TheMagicalSkyFather: Kennedy was killed by Johnson. It seems Johnson was about to be arrested for tax evasion and removed from Kennedy's re-election ticket. Johnson is thought to be behind a dozen or so murders, including his own sister. Johnson was a real SOB that his opponents in Texas feared. He was also responsible for the Gulf of Tonkin and attack of the USS Liberty false flag operations. I would urge you to watch the series on YouTube.com "The Men Who Killed Kennedy". It goes over ALL the evidence. Take Care.

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By: DLS

DLS — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:31:29 +0000

“I certainly hope as a country we learn to support ANYONE smarter than this in Foreign Policy”

Palin by definition is better than that. However, Palin might get Obama re-elected. (The same would be true of anyone who was a serious threat to Obama, and whose qualifications in matters like foreign policy exposed Obama's weaknesses. In either case, expect a lot of hatred thrown at the GOP in 2010.)

By: TheMagicalSkyFather

TheMagicalSkyFather — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:58:38 +0000

Yea unlike 1994 I now see a difference, though only a slight one, between an R or a D on a ballot and I will not be making the R mistake again for a very long time, thank you Bush for teaching good lessons. If a viable third party ever starts though let me know but it will take 8-12 years for them to gain any real steam. Also if you think we are being ruled by traitors then we have been in this situation since the 70's or 80's depending on when you wish to start counting but I would look into the 1960's book from the French version of the CIA called Goodbye America, that claims a coup took place when Kennedy was killed and our Republic died on that day we just still think it is alive.

By: Stephen44

Stephen44 — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:39:09 +0000

I don't care who runs against the current bunch of traitors in office,as long as they are loyal to this country and its citizens. Our nation is being destroyed from within by traitors in our government that don't give a damn about this country or its people. Democrats and republicans are in cahoots together. This 2 party system is a sham. It's smoke and mirrors to make Americans think they have a choice. Do you really think Obama and McCain were chosen by the American people? Our primary system is manipulated by the wealthy elite to force their candidates on Americans. Small states like Iowa and New Hampshire are easily manipulated by the wealthy elitist. Think about that for a minute. Less than 1% of the population decides who you get to vote for! They are giving Americans ONE more choice than communists. Vote out ALL incumbents and take back our country. Wake up American patriots!

By: TheMagicalSkyFather

TheMagicalSkyFather — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 13:43:43 +0000

I am not saying he is like Bush I am saying he will be painted as such successfully. Also Romney will not be able to lead the ticket due to the Mormon thing and fiscal conservatives will have a huge issue with Huck's “third way” approach.

By: AustinRoth

AustinRoth — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 03:29:44 +0000

I certainly hope as a country we learn to support ANYONE smarter than this in Foreign Policy: Iran Double-crosses Obama

Nobel Peace prize my butt.

By: JeffersonDavis

JeffersonDavis — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 03:14:55 +0000

Actually I think that 2012 is the perfect time for an election like that. The Tea Party types who are disenfranchised by both the DNC and GOP would flock to Huckabee and Romney. Huckabee is well-liked nation wide. More so in the south of course. But with the Romney “kicker”, I think it would be the perfect team for the GOP. Both are moderates and provide a good mixture of social conservatism (but not overly so) and fiscal conservatism.

Huck is HARDLEY Bush's brother. Night and day, brother. Night and day.

By: TheMagicalSkyFather

TheMagicalSkyFather — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:58:36 +0000

I do not like Romney but I do not think it is right that he cant get the nom because he is Mormon especially considering the amount of loyalty the Mormon church has had with the GOP brand. He is a good candidate he just makes me think of 1990's super tan guys and I cant take him seriously, after 2016 or so though I think he may be able to make it. I just think the evangelicals will have to come to terms with him first or be out voted which is rough in a repub primary in many states.

By: TheMagicalSkyFather

TheMagicalSkyFather — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:54:31 +0000

You are probably right about Palin but honestly the woman scares the holy hell out of me and I just cant chance it. Honestly if it came to pass how would you live with yourself. I think you are pretty close with a Huck and VP Romney ticket but I still think they will lose, not by a horrible amount but demographically it will be the last election someone like Huck is likely to win I think. He is a likable guy but he will come off like Bushes brother and I think between that and unseating a sitting president with a entrenched voting blocks is unlikely. And after 2012 things will get much tougher for that style of campaign.

By: JeffersonDavis

JeffersonDavis — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:26:39 +0000

You have to remember, Shannon. Huck was trashed by the conservatives (Limbaugh and Levin) for not being a true conservative. Palin was conservative. Huck had plenty of populist ideas with healthcare and just about everything else. He even helped children of illegals in Arkansas. No self-respecting neo-con would stand for that.

By: JeffersonDavis

JeffersonDavis — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:22:53 +0000

“Romney can't get thenom, he is a Mormon…”
You may be right. But even the goofiest of right wing nuts may support him at VP.

Besides the ultra-left; I have yet to encounter a person that really dislikes Huckabee.

By: JeffersonDavis

JeffersonDavis — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:20:54 +0000

I think you give her too much credit.
Sarah Palin would lose in a landslide to Obama.
I don't think you have to worry too much about it.

I'd put my money on Huckabee and Romney in a duet.
Those numbers would be closer to a defeat.

That's just my opinion. But from what I read and with Rasmussen's poll in the article, I think it may become reality.

Huckabee is an insightful social conservative and fiscal moderate. Romney would balance that mixture. That suits me to a tee. It's been a long time since I've had a "guy" in the Whitehouse.

By: dduck12

dduck12 — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:54:43 +0000

I will never forgive McCain for his big blunder: choosing Palin. Someone must have substituted some elicit drug for his Flomax that day. The reps better get their act together and get some real people out there. And, Romney is not out, still a saner voice (if only he was as good as Obama in the malarkey department). Rudy could be the non-Obama. And, the idea may be only to get more reps in Congress and warming up for 2016.

By: Father_Time

Father_Time — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:33:25 +0000

Palin could play both leads in Dumb and Dumber.

Though I do see trouble ahead, aggravated by conservative scum clinging to the progressive laundry tub, suspiciously blue and shaped like dog crap, Democrats do need to clean out their liberal agenda also and cut loose those issues that drag us down.

Dropping gay rights and the all gay military idea off a bridge seems the wisest move to make right now. Getting illegal aliens out of the country would be another popular and just platform. Raising the minimum wage, and, of course continue the healthcare reform fight. Taxing religion as a business would be a great source of revenue and I believe popular if the expose` exposure was done right. More work to eliminate state's rights by eliminating states, replacing them with much fewer and larger provinces should attract the conservative anti-big government voters and eliminate much government waste. From fifty to five or six provincial governments has got to save us big money.

Mandatory death penalties for gang crimes and a national sharing of the wealth by sharing equitably the tax monies for public schools would make opportunity more in line with the Constitution.

Several more Social Ideas I’m sure could be mentioned that would better our nation. We are falling so far behind the rest of the modern world that we really need to consider more political ideas from other countries and stop making the laughable argument that, “we are the best”.

In general, we need REAL change.

By: TheMagicalSkyFather

TheMagicalSkyFather — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:36:15 +0000

I could deal with Romney I think but I cant see him making it out of the primaries he will be seen as McCain II and on top of that the Hucksters posse will lay the smack down on Romney's moderates. Ridge maybe though he will not really excite anyone and excitement will be needed to pull it off. Palin has it but it goes in reverse in the moderate arena, she gets excitement just not the kind that wins elections. I think there is a good chance that the country club conservatives will let Huck have it and watch him decimated in an attempt to quite the religious right which are like this eras libertarians were in the Goldwater defeat, thats my way to early prediction.

By: casualobserver

casualobserver — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:28:24 +0000

Hey, think about this………if “talking moderate” is what will automatically bring the GOP back into contention, then shouldn't there be a groundswell of support for a ticket of Rick Moran and Jazz Shaw?

By: tidbits

tidbits — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:23:13 +0000

Ridge is out…pro-choice. Rudy has lost his luster after the last run & too socially liberal.

Pawlenty is still out there to go with Romney & Huckabee. I personally don't see Huckabee because he would be reminder of the GOP as a regional southern religious party of white males.