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Who Will Be the 2012 Republican Presidential Nominee? Who Will Be the 2012 Republican Presidential Nominee?

03-08-2012 , 04:13 PM
I think Boxxy is his VP.
03-08-2012 , 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by grando
does that make al gore his VP?
Al Gore would be god in this scenario.
03-08-2012 , 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by brad2002tj
Yahoo declares Ron Paul President.

Spoiler:
OF THE INTERNET


http://news.yahoo.com/ron-paul-s-poi...residency.html
awful article. woman is a shrill, pathetic idiot.
03-08-2012 , 04:31 PM
Alabama

Alabama State University

Santorum 23%
Romney 19%
Gingrich 14%
Paul Not Polled
Other 14%
Undecided 30%

Alabama Education Association

Romney 31%
Santorum 22%
Gingrich 21%
Paul 7%
Undecided 20%


California

PPIC

Romney 28%
Santorum 22%
Gingrich 17%
Paul 8%
Undecided 25%
03-08-2012 , 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by pvn
Restore our Future is buying basically all the airtime here in memphis ahead of the mississippi primary (there are a ****-ton of people in the memphis suburbs in north mississippi). Probably more than they bought before super tuesday.
They should call Southaven Evangelhaven. White people in Northern Mississippi vote race and abortion, with a side of homophobia. I will wait for a poll, but I would hazard 30% for Romney is his upper range.
03-08-2012 , 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by hadrian_x
Alabama

Alabama State University

Santorum 23%
Romney 19%

Alabama Education Association

Romney 31%
Santorum 22%
I'd say this is an accurate reflection of the Alabama educational system.


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Originally Posted by hadrian_x
Alabama State University

Paul Not Polled
Other 14%
Undecided 30%
Poll fail
03-08-2012 , 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by suzzer99
I think the republicans gambled that the economy would still be in the ****ter and Obama's approval would be so low that they'd have a more realistic chance to win this thing.
I think the schedule and vote allocation changes were made before the Affordable Care Act and the 2010 midterms. Some of the scheduling was on account of states not being able to afford primaries for President on a day separate from their normal primary. If Romney could have paid for California and New York to stay on Super Tuesday, he would have.

They had a clear case of organization envy. But, it is harder to get volunteers who are against things, than people who are for existing programs and justice. I'm almost dumbfounded by the inability of the "christians" to unite and work for a candidate. But, smarter scholars told me all along that those kind of people always fight each other more the closer to power they come. The "tea parties" have shown themselves amateur as well, except the ones astroturfed by the Kochs or Crossroads. What staggers me the most is the inability to conduct primaries professionally. Iowa had to change winners after a week. Missouri is having a caucus and a primary? Texas doesn't know its date nor its rules. Large states like Florida and Michigan had their delegate totals halved. Arizona as well. Leading candidates can't get on the ballots. Who the **** is in charge, and why would anyone think their party could form a competent government?

I am not saying they thought Obama wouldn't be more vulnerable, but I am saying they wanted a lot more. I want defined abs and defined biceps, but I like to eat and sit more than exercise and diet. Republicans want the machines the Democrats have like unions and African Americans. And, Obama's rabid acolytes. But, they aren't willing to pursue issues that rouse those kinds of followings. That is why this entire process is falling apart on them.
03-08-2012 , 05:24 PM
biceps are overrated, traps are where it's at
03-08-2012 , 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by suzzer99
biceps are overrated, traps are where it's at
I have short arms and large shoulders. When I was fit, I could never get bicep definition, and short of dunking a basketball on the wrong side of 30, it is still on my to do list before I have to take up shuffleboard and golf.
03-08-2012 , 05:48 PM
well there's always implants

03-08-2012 , 07:43 PM
Boy, he's really taking the Red Sox firing tough
03-08-2012 , 08:57 PM
His arm looks exactly like his head.
03-08-2012 , 09:05 PM
muscleheads are dumb


they're worse than small breasted women with negative self images
03-08-2012 , 09:17 PM
Hey now. Small breasted women with negative self images are sort of 2+2's bread and butter.
03-08-2012 , 09:18 PM
That's why muscleheads are worse!
03-08-2012 , 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by snagglepuss
awful article. woman is a shrill, pathetic idiot.
Yupp. RP is a great person. All politics aside, this article lacks respect and you can sense that the author is blatantly ignorant about alot of the things she writes about.
03-08-2012 , 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by LirvA
That's why muscleheads are my second choice
fyp
03-08-2012 , 11:28 PM
Yeah saw that speech. Newt is such a delusional egomaniac.

Newt really screwed santorum imo. Santorum wins MI, OH, and prob. GA if Newt is out, and would arguably be the front-runner right now.

The irony of Newt telling Santorum to get out of the race after SC is awesome... Too late now though, Mitt's too far ahead at this point.
03-09-2012 , 01:12 AM
Newt's GA speech was awesome.

YAY we won our home state omg! no matter we lost all the other states and everyone hates us.
03-09-2012 , 05:03 AM
Rmoney is Not that far ahead. Santorum is a phenomenon, the whole midwest is one. RP still has 3rd Party thread up his sleave and can sabotage the process. This is why the "rp is irrelevant" crowd is fundamentally wrong.
03-09-2012 , 06:01 AM
Keep hope alive!
03-09-2012 , 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by BurningSquirrel
Rmoney is Not that far ahead. Santorum is a phenomenon, the whole midwest is one. RP still has 3rd Party thread up his sleave and can sabotage the process. This is why the "rp is irrelevant" crowd is fundamentally wrong.
I understand how RP can hurt the GOPs chances of beating Obama, but how can he help them with his leverage exactly?
03-09-2012 , 08:28 AM
I wouldn't vote for Romney unless Ron Paul (or his son) was his VP. Maybe like that?
03-09-2012 , 08:30 AM
Oklahoma is going red no matter what so, regardless of how I feel about ya lirvs, you don't matter, just like me and my Kansas residency
03-09-2012 , 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by LirvA
I wouldn't vote for Romney unless Ron Paul (or his son) was his VP. Maybe like that?
Yeah, but the odds of this happening right now are microscopic IMO. (hope it happens)

      
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