First part yea. McCain really was no where near her on the spectrum.
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Okay, just wasn't really sureKmarion wrote:
First part yea. McCain really was no where near her on the spectrum.
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
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Ted, you just might be.FatherTed wrote:
i'd be a great president
Nevermind the citizenship thing..
But you just might want to reconsider.
Look what happened to the last Irish-Catholic we had as a President (JFK).
.. and his kid brother.
Lols it's both, they are likely to alienate the majority of America and Obama would practically be strolling to a win in the general election. The infighting that would insue would split the Republican party into two or three different parties, further dividing the vote.
Doubt it.Narupug wrote:
The infighting that would insue would split the Republican party into two or three different parties, further dividing the vote.
But most of the people who think a Palin/Cheney ticket don't get how Palin is more of a Christian Conservative and Cheney is a neocon. (you know that group that didn't care for social conservatism and only wanted to spread freedom and make money, good bless their souls.) That ticket would implode into one crazy event that involves a drunk Dick Cheney shooting Sarah Palin in the face with something other than his penis.
The republican party is already split enough, a ticket that conservative would drive the moderate wing of the party to do some crazy stuff.
Besides hasn't Cheney already had his 8 years?
Besides hasn't Cheney already had his 8 years?