Snap Shots of YOUR Republican Party, 21st Century Style - Page 42

glen65 · #**411** 10-20-2013, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueStreak

Oh, you said more than that in other posts.

You accused the speaker of caving to Democrats. I see what he did as standing up to far right whackjobs, sent to congress with the endorsement and support of tea party organizations, and ultimately doing what I believe to have been the right thing.. I applaud his showing of backbone against the tide of lunacy that has infected his party like a cancerous, metastasized disease.

Dave, you responded to this reply.

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Originally Posted by glen65

Sure, a few examples of groups who support the democrats would be..
NAACP
Center for Progressive Leadership
Sierra Club

All I did here was answer bob's question, asking for examples of groups
which support the other side of the political isle. He asked, So I gave him a few.

bobabode · #**412** 10-20-2013, 06:45 PM

So Glen, we aren't supposed to take your previous statements and positions into account when having a discussion? Really? Why is that?

glen65 · #**413** 10-20-2013, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by bobabode

So Glen, we aren't supposed to take your previous statements and positions into account when having a discussion? Really? Why is that?

Never suggested that.
But he quoted a specif post concerning answering a simple question,
and starts running his mouth about things that aren't relevant to the point at all.
If he wants to talk about something else I said earlier, he can quote it
and I'll see about a response. Too much to ask? apparently so.

bobabode · #**414** 10-20-2013, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by glen65

Sure, a few examples of groups who support the democrats would be..
NAACP
Center for Progressive Leadership
Sierra Club

My apologies I read more into your statement than I should have. Could've sworn there was a comma in there.

Originally Posted by glen65

The tea party is simply an organized group like many others across the country. They exist on both sides of the political fence.

bobabode · #**415** 10-20-2013, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by glen65

Never suggested that.
But he quoted a specif post concerning answering a simple question,
and starts running his mouth about things that aren't relevant to the point at all.
If he wants to talk about something else I said earlier, he can quote it
and I'll see about a response. Too much to ask? apparently so.

Might I suggest the '73 Montelena Chardonay for this latest whinefest? It's the schizzle from Californication.

glen65 · #**416** 10-20-2013, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by bobabode

My apologies I read more into your statement than I should have.

Originally Posted by glen65

The tea party is simply an organized group like many others across the country. They exist on both sides of the political fence.

No problem, when these threads start going past 10 pages long it can be pretty
easy to make a mistake.

glen65 · #**417** 10-20-2013, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by bobabode

Might I suggest the '73 Montelena Chardonay for this latest whinefest? It's the schizzle from Californication.

Is that the one which went for more than 10 grand at auction?

bobabode · #**418** 10-20-2013, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by glen65

Is that the one which went for more than 10 grand at auction?

I wouldn't be surprised. We wiped the floor with the French in '76 with that one.

See 'Bottle Shock', a fine little movie.

d-ray657 · #**419** 10-20-2013, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by icenine

I think Christie wins IF Hillary does not run.

He cannot take the states Obama did if Hillary is there. Christie may be able to win the purple states if she does not run. Biden vs Christie is much more competitive race.

If the economy is still on the upswing and Obamacare is seen as a success by then Biden may beat Christie.

If I was Christie I would really be pushing full blast for Immigration reform right now. It is a no brainer for him.

If I were to lay a bet, I would take the Democratic field vs. both Hillary and Joe. Not to be ageist, but I think that a fresh face would have a good chance to gather some steam.

Regards,

D-Ray

icenine · #**420** 10-20-2013, 08:21 PM

yeah they are both pretty old...but that sometimes plays ok, like with Reagan.

I think women really want Hillary, and I have met women at work who dislike Obama but are ready to vote for Hillary.

My dream ticket would be a Hillary/Castro ticket

all things being equal of course.....the state of the nation in 2016 will be a factor also.

Perhaps you are thinking of Elizabeth Warren.