Re: Is she the one to break the glass ceiling???

by Aaron Wed Jun 15, 2011 12:55 pm

Cato wrote:
Aaron wrote:
Cato wrote:
Aaron wrote:Seems to me I'm telling it like it is. Who among the debaters last night do you thing would fare well and why? Keep in mind that there were no tough questions, accusations directed at any of the debaters or confrotations. Pawlenty had the best chance and he backpedaled faster then a garage drunk can pop a top on a can of Budwieser.

I didn't watch. As far as telling it like it is maybe so. So far as Pawlenty goes what the world did you expect?

So far as Palin taking on Obama in a debate, I still think you are giving Obama far more credit than he deserves.

The teleprompter versus the great blunderer. One has the gift of tongue and one screws up about every other statement.

If anything I'm giving Palin too much credit.

In your opinion.

You have yet to explain why you feel the way you do about Palin. I'm not saying she is perfect, she is human, and she like all human beings, even you, makes mistakes. What has she said or what stances has she taken that causes you to feel the way you do?

I've stated it numerous times. If you're not sure, ask the drunk.

by Cato Wed Jun 15, 2011 1:32 pm

[quote="Aaron"]

Cato wrote:
In your opinion.

You have yet to explain why you feel the way you do about Palin. I'm not saying she is perfect, she is human, and she like all human beings, even you, makes mistakes. What has she said or what stances has she taken that causes you to feel the way you do?

Aaron wrote:I've stated it numerous times. If you're not sure, ask the drunk.

Yea, you've said she's a Klutz and a train wreak. As that I don't have the time to dwell on the board like you, I can't read every post. So instead of getting all defensive, just say what she has said that you find so bad.

by Aaron Wed Jun 15, 2011 2:15 pm

Cato wrote:Yea, you've said she's a Klutz and a train wreak.

Who said she was a klutz?

Cato wrote:As that I don't have the time to dwell on the board like you, I can't read every post.

I'm responding to YOUR post. I've also cleaned my kitchen, done 3 loads of laundry, cleaned the basement, walked the dogs, went to the store and changed the oil in my car and am now getting ready to to my bike. Don't flatter yourself. Answering your post takes very little time.

Cato wrote:So instead of getting all defensive, just say what she has said that you find so bad.

I'm not getting defensive and I don't feel bad.

by Cato Wed Jun 15, 2011 6:18 pm

Aaron wrote:
Cato wrote:Yea, you've said she's a Klutz and a train wreak.

Who said she was a klutz?

You more or less have

Aaron wrote:
Cato wrote:As that I don't have the time to dwell on the board like you, I can't read every post.

I'm responding to YOUR post. I've also cleaned my kitchen, done 3 loads of laundry, cleaned the basement, walked the dogs, went to the store and changed the oil in my car and am now getting ready to to my bike.

Good for you

Aaron wrote: Don't flatter yourself. Answering your post takes very little time.

I've noticed when someone doesn't agree with you, you whine like a like girl. Then you get insulting.

Aaron wrote:I'm not getting defensive and I don't feel bad.

I'm glad you don't feel bad, but you are still defensive and still haven't given a good reason why you don't like her.

by Aaron Wed Jun 15, 2011 6:44 pm

Use your search Cato, it's all out there.

by Aaron Wed Jun 15, 2011 6:47 pm

Cato wrote:
Aaron wrote:
Cato wrote:Yea, you've said she's a Klutz and a train wreak.

Who said she was a klutz?

You more or less have

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by SamCogar Thu Jun 16, 2011 5:08 am

I'm glad you don't feel bad, but you are still defensive and still haven't given a good reason why you don't like her.

He sure did.

I've also cleaned my kitchen, done 3 loads of laundry, cleaned the basement, walked the dogs, went to the store and .....

by Aaron Thu Jun 16, 2011 1:58 pm

Says the man who's been married, what, 3 times. I guess some people can't cut the apron strings.

by SamCogar Fri Jun 17, 2011 3:57 am

So sayeth the one that is wearing one.

by Aaron Fri Jun 17, 2011 7:19 am

I don't need an apron to clean. I think you're caught up in the 50's Ward.

by Aaron Fri Jun 17, 2011 1:48 pm

Still not convinced Stephanie?

Michele Bachmann: A conservative force for 2012
By Rachel Rose Hartman

..By Rachel Rose Hartman rachel Rose Hartman – Thu Jun 16, 1:49 pm ET

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) on Monday announced during the GOP presidential debate in New Hampshire that she had filed paperwork to seek the presidency--then set about showing the American people just why she'll be a formidable contender.

"President Obama is a one-term president," she declared during Monday's debate, drawing wide applause just minutes after announcing she had filed to run.

"I want to make a promise to everyone watching tonight: As president of the United States, I will not rest until I repeal Obamacare. It's a promise. Take it to the bank, cash the check. I'll make sure that that happens," Bachmann later stated.

Bachmann made clear Monday she plans to capitalize on existing anger and dissatisfaction among American voters--hallmarks of the tea party movement that has helped make her a national political star.

The tea party and Bachmann were a great fit from the start.

Bachmann, a former IRS tax lawyer, is a fiscal and social conservative, a strong defender of the Constitution who has readily bucked her party's establishment.

source

by **Stephanie** Fri Jun 17, 2011 2:01 pm

Nope.

by Aaron Fri Jun 17, 2011 10:36 pm

I'll bet you lunch she finishes higher then Ron Paul in 80% of the races in which they are both on the ballot, including WV and my vote for Dr. No.

by **Stephanie** Fri Jun 17, 2011 10:47 pm

I won't take that bet. I will bet you lunch that she doesn't win the nomination, though.

by Aaron Fri Jun 17, 2011 11:05 pm

I don't think Republicans will pick the Republican nominee, I think crossover Democrats will play a huge role in deciding who the Republican representative is. Saying that, she doesn't have to win it to be a force. What she will do though is control the Tea Party and be a front runner for a very long time.

by **Stephanie** Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:15 am

Well, Aaron, if it's dissatisfied Democrats and independents selecting the GOP nominee perhaps Ron Paul will surprise us all.

Bachmann isn't going to be it. I think another governor or former governor will decide to run and it will be that man. Perry or Christie is who I'm thinking. I will not vote for Perry in the general election if memory serves me. I do believe Perry is the guy who issued an executive order requiring Texas school girls receive the vaccine Gardasil, not exactly what I would call a champion of liberty or parental rights. I'd have to learn more about Christie.

by SamCogar Sat Jun 18, 2011 7:59 am

I don't think Republicans will pick the Republican nominee,

DUH, iffen you meant registered Republican voters then you lucked out and got that one right.

The only way possible for the like-minded majority of the Registered voters to pick their chosen respective POTUS nominees is iffen all State Primaries were held on the same day.

by Aaron Sat Jun 18, 2011 8:03 am

Democrats and Independents are who picked McCain so I won't be suprised if they choose either Romney or Pawlenty. And if they choose Romney, I won't be the least bit suprised if he chooses Bachman as his running mate.

At any rate and while I will vote for Dr. No unless Gary Johnson catches my fancy, he may drive the conversation for a bit but he is simply not a factor and will take a backseat to the candidate you're not buying.

by **Stephanie** Sat Jun 18, 2011 10:17 am

I never said Bachmann wouldn't get attention. Of course she's going to get attention. She's intelligent and attractive and says a lot of things people like to hear. That doesn't change the fact her religious zeal will be her undoing.

by **SheikBen** Sat Jun 18, 2011 11:22 am

I don't see why that has to be the case, Steph. Sure the NYT will hate any believing Christian who is not hiding their faith in the basement, but I think she can handle it (and herself) a bit better than Palin has. Still, I'd vote for any anti-abortion candidate against Obama, who has proven that letting the fat kid pitch isn't the best for the team.

by Aaron Sun Jun 26, 2011 9:45 am

DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) – Republican front-runner Mitt Romney and U.S. Representative Michele Bachmann led a closely watched presidential poll of Iowa Republicans, the state that holds the first contest in the nomination battle.

The Iowa caucuses, often held on a frigid winter night that can limit turnout to those most committed, often serves to winnow the field of candidates.

Whoever captures the nomination in the unsettled Republican field is expected to challenge Democratic President Barack Obama in the November 2012 general election.

Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, led the poll of likely caucus-goers with 23 percent, followed by 22 percent support for Bachmann, who is from neighboring Minnesota and a favorite of fiscal conservatives and the Tea Party.

Businessman Herman Cain had 10 percent support in the poll, U.S. Representative Ron Paul of Texas and former U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Newt Gingrich followed with 7 percent. Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty had 6 percent while former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum got 4 percent and former U.S. envoy to China Jon Huntsman followed with 2 percent.

It doesn't matter though....we all know she's not relevant in the race and has no chance of winning the nomination.

by **Stephanie** Tue Jun 28, 2011 11:13 pm

Sammy, I know you don't have a high speed connection, but I promise you this is one video you're going to want to see.

by SamCogar Wed Jun 29, 2011 5:01 am

A video of you "saying the darndest things" like those that you are always posting ...... would be more entertaining. Razz

The way you sometimes ‘krusafly’ your written verbiage I can only imagine how funny it would be to hear you speak publicly.

by **Stephanie** Wed Jun 29, 2011 8:22 am

Sam, it took a Google search coming up empty and a few minutes for me to figure out 'krusafly'. Perhaps there is a legitimate reason why I dislike public speaking so much after all. Sad

by SamCogar Wed Jun 29, 2011 12:12 pm

HA, Steph, that was the phonetic spelling of crucify.

YA spell it just the way it sounds when people say it.

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