Yes, she is...as the vice (no principles)-candidate. :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by Biggles
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Yes, she is...as the vice (no principles)-candidate. :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by Biggles
For those of you who are indecisive.
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Originally Posted by 100%
Now I am just not sure
Me, too, either. :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by BigglesQuote:
Originally Posted by 100%
Now I am just not sure
It seems that Stephen Colbert has joined the race.
http://www.mediainfo.com/eandp/news/..._id=1003659135
I took a test to see who represented my views the best.
It said Dennis K. does.
http://www.wqad.com/Global/link.asp?L=259460
So I guess now I am interested in knowing more about him. Sort of.
my vote would be for that terminator guy
I met Fred Thompson at BB King's Club on Beale St. in Memphis years ago. Very down to earth and personable guy. Nothing like you would expect. Drinking beer and at the time, just hanging with his publicist.
I mentioned how I really liked the movie "Feds" where he played the senior instructor at the FBI academy. He recalled how Rebbeca Demornae (sic) was such a bitch on the set.
:D
Anyway, I will support him in the race. And not just because I live in Tennessee. I think he would make an excellent President. And I actually consider myself a liberal.
stephen colbert of course :P Just like that movie with Robin Williams, I forget what the name was though...
http://www.stephencolbert08.com/Quote:
Well folks. It happened. Stephen Colbert finally took the plunge. Last night he announced that he is running for President of the United States of America both as a Democrat and a Republican in his home state of South Carolina.
We did it!!!!!!!!!!!
All of our petitioning and polling paid off. Now get out there and vote for Stephen Colbert!
Though I believe that Hillary Clinton is the obvious front runner, I am interested in Bill Richardson. He is a governor but my impression is that he doesn't have that overly seasoned politician rhetoric that Hillary Clinton so graciously demonstrates.