Well hell, there may be hope for us yet.
Who are the Republicans grooming for a 2012 run?
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Well hell, there may be hope for us yet.
The Repubs are looking past 12 to 16. Whomever they put up is going to be Dole'd.
Now 2016, there are some really interesting prospects, including Representative Paul Ryan from Wisconsin (the only guy on the Right in Congress who actually makes any sense when he speaks) and Gov Chris Christie from NJ if the locals don't do him in before then.
Now 2016, there are some really interesting prospects, including Representative Paul Ryan from Wisconsin (the only guy on the Right in Congress who actually makes any sense when he speaks) and Gov Chris Christie from NJ if the locals don't do him in before then.
Quote from Gabfly1:
The quintessential Right Wing candidate:
Two-dimensional, self-involved, and ready to take his party to new cartoonish levels.
One name for you to chew on: Alvin Greene!
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Alvin Greene announces 'action' for job creation
Originally printed at http://www.nbcaugusta.com/news/loca...nounces-action-for-job-creation-97978494.html
NBC NEWS - A candidate for U.S. Senate is toying with an idea for creating jobs in his state.
Alvin Greene was the surprise winner of the Democratic primary in South Carolina.
Now, the 32-year-old veteran has come out with a novel idea about how to create jobs.
He told the British publication "The Guardian" that one thing that could be done "is to make toys of me, especially for the holidays. Little dolls. Me. Like maybe little action dolls."
Greene faces incumbent Senator Jim DeMint in November.
Who is then the closest to Ron Paul in terms of ideas.
I want to vote for someone who is going to pull our soldiers out of the world and stop being the worlds police. We have problems of our own to deal with.
I want to vote for someone who is going to pull our soldiers out of the world and stop being the worlds police. We have problems of our own to deal with.