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Interesting seeing those ladies there, in the picture. Can't recall much where Republicans have been fighting for their rights...civil rights. Now I could be wrong and just don't know any better. Many of them that I've seen or met seem very "Stepford" in there demeanor. To be fair though, it would be unAmerican to see them disregard their Democratic- fought-for right to vote so my orignal point is moot.
I bet those ladies in the photo can't shop at "Tiffany's" but Newt's wife can.
55% of the electorate disapprove of Obama (DEM), 80% disapprove of Senate and Congress (DEM & REP),
It would seem that the majority of the electorate disapprove of the DEMS and the Republican establishment. Then logically the candidate that is being opposed by the DEMs and REPs establishment does have a good chance against Obama. If 55% of the electorate that disapprove of Obama performance would vote for Obama’s opponent, and if 80% electorate that disapprove the performance of senate and congress would vote for the one candidate that both parties disapprove of, then it would seem that the candidate that both parties oppose would win in the presidential election.
The Republican establishment approves of Romney, and disapprove of Gingrich, who then logically as the best chance of winning against Obama?
When it comes to actual civil rights the republicans are far ahead of the democrats, history confirms this. Any "right" that only includes a portion of the population is not a right but a handout. Any party that supports handouts is the party of servitude.
I predict none of the republicans will get the nominations. I believe there will be a brokered nominee at the convention. Why? Becuase the republicans know the present candidates have very little chance at beating Obama, and that is a sad state of affairs when this party can't put forth a candidate who cannot beat this president. very sad indeed.
Interesting. A Republicans only primary and I don't see any person of a non-white persuasion in the photo, including the rather gruff looking "bouncer(?)" off the side of the line/
"Any party that supports handouts is the party of servitude."
That entire sentence doesn't even make sense. Here's the corrected and accurate version:
"Any party that doesn't support those in need is the party of the greedy, not the needy."
have the early voting been added??
You actually make it appear really easy along with your presentation but I in finding this matter to be really one thing which I believe I'd by no means understand. It kind of feels too complicated and very vast for me. I am looking forward for your subsequent post, I'll try to get the grasp of it!