Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
http://www.newsmax.com/t/newsmax/article/696750Wow
Well, that's a bombshell that everyone always suspected.
Alternate source, so it's not just the one place saying it either.
There is the issue that as everyone knows the remarks are gonna vanish, there's not much reason to reply, and will often be gone before people even see them.
More effort will be spent making comments that are less likely to be seen.
All that said- thoughts on the E-mail thing anyone? I suspect, while it gets a lot of interest, not much will be done, because it so heavily hits the other party too.
And in general polling, Carson continues to rise. Fiorina's surge looks like it may have stalled, as she moves back to the middle pack- which isn't the worst place to be as long as that's where it levels out, which'd leave her in position to move forward again. Cruz looks like he may be passing up Rubio soon- which would be another non-establishment candidate doing well.
Originally posted by Adam Grimes
You waste from 2 to 3 minutes making a new account while the mods just have to press a button and you're gone.Sounds like a great MO, buddy. 👆
No no remember he created a program so you just have to press a button to create an account.
I'm also 99% sure he tried to contact me on AIM for some reason, though I was away from my computer at the time.
This one is going to cause some amusement:
Lindsey Graham may not make the next Republican junior-varsity debate (i.e. the one Fiorina was in first time before she broke out)
The requirements as set by CNBC?
In order to make the main debate, the “candidates must stand at an average of 2.5 percent in the national polls by NBC News, ABC News, CBS News, CNN, Fox News and Bloomberg – released from Sept. 17 to Oct. 21.”
To make the JV debate, a candidate has to hit 1 percent in any one of those polls.
Jim Webb has left the building.
"I just don’t like the guy." - George W. Bush in regard to Ted Cruz
Full Story Here Seems to be true, as multiple outlets are saying the same thing.
Originally posted by Tzeentch
Jim Webb has left the building.
Ah well. Not a surprise, really.
Originally posted by Q99
Ah well. Not a surprise, really.
Too bad you can't see what a good one is.
Are you even in touch with reality or are you so off on another planet you can't see the writing on the wall with the progressive policies in America! And what's worse is the republicans have been SHILLS.
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
Too bad you can't see what a good one is.
Oh, Webb's not a bad politician or anything, but I prefer others for their political stances on a number of issues.
Are you even in touch with reality or are you so off on another planet you can't see the writing on the wall with the progressive policies in America! And what's worse is the republicans have been SHILLS.
Left-wing economics have proven more successful for decades and decades. Social stuff like civil rights for lgbt people, well those are making progress and have been widely successful, and are an incredibly obvious good thing.
Ultimately, "Why can't you see?" is not as convincing as either numbers stretching back decades and decades, or visibly watching people happy over finally having rights.