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Spin Zone / Re: Romney, the real reason.
« on: March 06, 2016, 07:19:48 AM »
Funny how Trump doesn't win in "caucus" states.

Also, Cruz does better in closed primaries and caucus.  Trump does better in open ones.  I would suspect that's because Trump appeals to the moderate democrats who cross over and vote for him.

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Spin Zone / Re: Romney, the real reason.
« on: March 05, 2016, 11:27:46 AM »
If you're retired at 68 years old with a net worth of $250 million, do you really have handlers?  I don't think so.

Oh bullshit!

 Romney bows down to the money dogs like the rest of the GOP.  Those who have bought and paid for someone expect a lot in return.  Don't do their bidding and there is payback. Romney used their money in previous elections and returned favors while in office.  He's as much owned by the GOP establishment as the others.

 If Trump gets elected, or if he doesn't, just watch what is going to happen to the "R's" that have come out in his support.  The GOP will treat them like red headed step children.

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Spin Zone / Re: Romney, the real reason.
« on: March 05, 2016, 06:37:51 AM »
It's really too bad Romney didn't come out against Obama in 2012 the way he's going after Trump.


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Spin Zone / Re: A New GOP is Born- Pat Buchanan
« on: March 01, 2016, 08:41:51 AM »
Trump fits the Buchanan mold, but without the conservative bona fides that Buchanan has.

I think Buchanan is projecting his conservatism onto Trump. I don't think it will work.

You're missing the point of the article.  It's not a "pro Trump" article nor is he "projecting conservatism" towards Trump.

His article clearly shows where the GOP has lost their way but yet still thinks the electorate wants more Bush type conservatism and can't understand why mainstream voters are fed up.

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Spin Zone / Re: Question for the Trumpkins?
« on: February 29, 2016, 02:37:49 PM »
http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/the-suicide-of-the-gop-establishment/

The Suicide of the GOP Establishment
Despite the Trump juggernaut, they refuse to rethink Bushism in their support for Rubio
by Laura Ingraham


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It is this fanaticism — this complete unwillingness to change their policy or even to debate the possibility of serious change — that has put us in the position we are today.

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But I do not see how things can go on as they are now. I do not see how you can ask the working-class people of this country to support a collection of policies that have failed them over and over and over.

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Even today, with the fate of the party at stake, their only argument is to attack Trump and his supporters, to call them stupid, and racist, nativist, and isolationist and every other epithet they can lift from the editorial pages of the New York Times and the Washington Post.

In the end, they have left the opponents of the status quo no choice — they must either defeat Rubio, and radically change the power structure of the GOP, or they must watch Obama's immigration policy, Obama's trade policy, Bush’s foreign policy, and Bush’s economic policy, be implemented.

On Tuesday, we’ll know how the voters react to those alternatives.

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As crazy as Henning is----Banning him just made no sense.  It appears he just upset the wrong person on the MC though. What a crock that they won't disclose the exact reasons for banning folks.

He must have insulted Bryan.

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Spin Zone / Re: Republican Debate 2/13/16
« on: February 14, 2016, 08:50:38 AM »
Lucifer, I think most of congress' problems are related to weak president along with very weak congressional leaders.  I think a strong president will shake things up enough that some coordination will start to happen. 

 The Democratic side of Congress is indeed strong, they show that by leading Ryan/McConnell around by the nose and forcing them to give them EVERYTHING they want.  In reality Harry Reid is still in charge of the Senate and the dems still control the House.

 A President Cruz will have a difficult if not impossible task of getting anything through as the democrats hate him and half of the Republicans (including the majority of Senate Republicans) despise him.

 Now all of this is based upon the current make up of Congress.  Come November that could change dramatically.

 Bottom line is this: Unless the President can form a coalition in Congress and the Senate, any and all proposals by a candidate is nothing more than vote pandering.

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Spin Zone / Re: Question for the Trumpkins?
« on: February 12, 2016, 03:59:04 PM »
You can keep repeating this bullshit trope all you want Jeff but it simply ain't so.  Trump's actual history with the Republican party 'trumps' your blind losertarian-jihad since the party itself sought to have him run almost 30 years ago now.  This is the second time he has been a candidate within the party primary series.

Here is a clue - in order to 'leave' the Republican party as he did in 2000 when he joined the Independent/Reform party (Center-Right), you first have to be a fucking Republican in the first place.

Is he party-ideology pure?  Nope, nobody says so, not even him.  But then, neither is anybody else still or previously in the running.  Cruz comes closest but I won't vote for him, I find him generally untrustworthy, like everyone else he has flopped on issues of improtance to me, and there is something else that I can still can't put my finger on that just sets off the red flags for me, your mileage may vary.

Frankly, the scorched-earth hard-on you have Trump is actually making me like him more since it makes me do the tiniest bit of research before I put finger to keyboard - you might try it sometime.  Still not supporting him with my time or money, but I could vote FOR him if he ends up the candidate - can't say that about Cruz, Bush or Kasich - even with recent missteps Rubio has almost worked his way back into contention although I don't trust him thanks to the Gang of Eight crap.

It's South Park Turd Sandwich vs Giant Douche, and if I can't vote FOR, I am not voting - we may need to more fully experience the pain of failure before people wake up in large enough numbers to make a real difference.

'Gimp


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Spin Zone / Re: Happy Birthday, Gipper
« on: February 07, 2016, 07:39:44 AM »
When he was President, I thought MEH, an actor.  Looking back, he was the best President in my lifetime.

Best President of the 20th century.

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Spin Zone / Re: Stand Down
« on: February 04, 2016, 04:50:51 PM »
We are no longer a sovereign state, but just a land mass with people, and things.  Why did our fathers and grand fathers die in Vietnam, Europe, Korea, and other locations around the globe?  Illegal immigrants are invading, and we aren't doing anything to protect the legal citizens of America. 

Thanks Obama.

 Not illegal immigrants, they are "potential democratic voters".

 Someone needs to tell Obama that a poll was done on the illegals and they are voting republican.  He'll close the borders tomorrow.

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Rubio/X.  Cruz can't win as long as he keeps turning on his TV evangelist shtick.  I'm a Christian and find his act tiresome and loathsome.  I can't imagine anyone but the ever shrinking evangelical folks voting for him.  Now, if he quits with the shtick, it may be a different story altogether.

One could only imagine the theatrics a President Cruz would try to use in a real crisis.

You're right, the more you see of him, the less there is too like.

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Rusty & Student Pilots / Re: If the FAA doesn't care how...
« on: February 01, 2016, 01:50:32 PM »
Holds are easy.  Reminds me of the bitching people use to do about NDB approaches.

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Spin Zone / Re: Question for the Trumpkins?
« on: February 01, 2016, 09:49:23 AM »

Ahhh...so when Bob Dole (about as establishment as it gets) supports him as "someone we can deal with" that's just them not knowing anything, it's not that they understand that Trump has no actual principles that will hold him to any position, so he'll be free to cut a deal.


The establishment dislikes Trump, but know they can deal with him.  They fear Cruz, because they know he actually has principles, something Trump is wholly unencumbered by.

 Cruz's main problems are 1) he's disliked in the Senate and 2) he is so far Right he is the equivalent of Bernie just 180 degrees the other way.

 After 7 years of an extremist in the oval office, the public is sick and tired.  The voter anger is at all time highs.  People are sick and tired of a weak dick Republican led Congress and Senate that constantly caves in to the left.  They are sick and tired of "political correctness" that basically has the career politicians having to watch each and every word they utter.  They are sick and tired of the extremist wanting reparations for every fucking perceived wrong that has (or has not) happened in the last 3 centuries.  They are sick and tired of watching our borders thrown wide open inviting everyone to cross without fear and then move to "sanctuary cities" and immediately get on public assistance.

 And the list goes on and on.

Yes, the DNC wants desperately for a Bush, Rubio or Cruz nomination because they know the Clinton machine will wipe them out. That's why I laugh every time someone utters "unelectable" in reference to a republican candidate because it comes straight from Debbie Wasserman Schults lips.

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