Mobius Forum Archive

Seriously, Palin?!
 
Notifications
Clear all

Seriously, Palin?!

61 Posts
14 Users
0 Reactions
1,538 Views
(@the-coyote-with-no-name)
Posts: 25
Eminent Member
 

To make this quick...what you people are talking about is completely irrelevant. Sarah Palin will be a non-issue in four years.

So, JC, if ya think your so smart who do you think will be the likely nominees for the Repubs in four years time. Simple, Likely to be Senator(and Former Governor) of New York, George Pataki. Likely to be Governor of New York(and former Mayor of NYC) Rudy Giuliani. Both the Governorship and the Junior Senator position in NY are held by extremely weak politicians and the only person in the NY Democratic party that can mount a decent chance against either of these two is the current NY Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. However, he can only run against one(and I believe he has aspirations towards the Governorship, not the Senate). The last major repub who I think is likely to run is Former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida. Sure, he's the ex-President's brother but his popular governorship in Florida is likely to outshine his brother's bad name. Plus coming from a large early primary state is tons of help for anyone. Rick Perry, Governor of Texas, might also run.

Oh, and Obama is likely to drop Biden when he's running for reelection. The man is a gaffe machine from a safe state. Obama will likely pick a Dem from a red state for VP next time.

 
(@matthayter700)
Posts: 781
Prominent Member
 

Ah yes, I remember hearing about that before. It's interesting to hear about the religious fundamentalists biting the hand that feeds them, let alone for being the wrong kind of Christian. o.o

The irony is that Mormons and Evangalicals have more in common than they do.

Hmm? Who's "they"?

 
(@veckums)
Posts: 1758
Noble Member
Topic starter
 

To make this quick...what you people are talking about is completely irrelevant. Sarah Palin will be a non-issue in four years.

So, JC, if ya think your so smart who do you think will be the likely nominees for the Repubs in four years time. Simple, Likely to be Senator(and Former
Governor) of New York, George Pataki. Likely to be Governor of New York(and former Mayor of NYC) Rudy Giuliani. Both the Governorship and the Junior Senator
position in NY are held by extremely weak politicians and the only person in the NY Democratic party that can mount a decent chance against either of these two
is the current NY Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. However, he can only run against one(and I believe he has aspirations towards the Governorship, not the
Senate). The last major repub who I think is likely to run is Former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida. Sure, he's the ex-President's brother but his
popular governorship in Florida is likely to outshine his brother's bad name. Plus coming from a large early primary state is tons of help for anyone. Rick
Perry, Governor of Texas, might also run.

Oh, and Obama is likely to drop Biden when he's running for reelection. The man is a gaffe machine from a safe state. Obama will likely pick a Dem from
a red state for VP next time.

Giuliani is like some kind of bad 9/11 joke. He's probably even worse than Palin. There is no way a person named Bush sniffs the presidency for 100 years.

I suspect their nominee would be Romney. He would lose votes in the south due to being a mormon but it won't be a big deal in other states and the primaries are national.

The "gaffe machine" meme is just that, a meme pushed by the media, though he may get another VP due to Biden's age and wanting somebody who could run in 2016.

 
(@Anonymous)
Posts: 0
New Member Guest
 

The "gaffe machine" meme is just that, a meme pushed by the media, though he may get another VP due to Biden's age and wanting somebody who could run in 2016.

That's assuming the Obama administration will last more than one term. I mean, I agree with your assumption, but still.....

 
(@veckums)
Posts: 1758
Noble Member
Topic starter
 

Or at least run in 2012.

 
(@sonicv2)
Posts: 2191
Famed Member
 

Ah yes, I remember hearing about that before. It's interesting to hear about the religious fundamentalists biting the hand that feeds them, let alone for being the wrong kind of Christian. o.o

The irony is that Mormons and Evangalicals have more in common than they do.

Hmm? Who's "they"?

Each other. I meant to say 'than they THINK they do'

 
(@hukos)
Posts: 1986
Noble Member
 

This thread is still going on? o_O

 
(@Anonymous)
Posts: 0
New Member Guest
 

o lolz

 
(@matthayter700)
Posts: 781
Prominent Member
 

Ah yes, I remember hearing about that before. It's interesting to hear about the religious fundamentalists biting the hand that feeds them, let alone for being the wrong kind of Christian. o.o

The irony is that Mormons and Evangalicals have more in common than they do.

Hmm? Who's "they"?

Each other. I meant to say 'than they THINK they do'

Ah... ok thanks.

Maybe I should be glad religious fundamentalists are less inclined to support other kinds of religious fundamentalists; I would guess that holds back the influence of religion to some extent. This reminds me a Simpsons episode I saw a while ago (not long after being diagnosed with diabetes) where one of the scenes was of Catholics and Protestants pointing paintball guns at each other and Bart saying something like "come on guys it's Christianity either way" and another character said "yeah we should focus on the real enemies of Christianity, like stem cells."

It made me think, "on second thought, maybe it's better that they're so divided amongst each other"; call me selfish if you will, but so much division within a religion means more of their energy is focused on other branches of that religion, and less of it on the kinds of things that would affect those of us who refuse to conform to any of it. What's that phrase again? Don't interrupt an enemy when they're making a mistake?

 
(@Anonymous)
Posts: 0
New Member Guest
 

The GOP has called on Sarah to help with fund-raising....

 
(@veckums)
Posts: 1758
Noble Member
Topic starter
 

*tests sig*

 
Page 2 / 2
Share: