(10-27-2011 10:42 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:59 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:50 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 08:19 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 08:11 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  It's Romney - 100%

The thought of Obama going against Cain scares the **** out of you, doesn't it?

Not at all. Mainly because I'm fairly certain Cain is only running to make himself more money through book sales, speaking engagements and probably a program on Fox Business in 2012.

Oh and the fact that he has no shot at getting the nomination.

He has a huge shot at getting the nomination and he already had his own radio show on Atlanta's WSB. He's not wanting to make money, like Obama.

Thanks! Now you owe me a new monitor. This one is covered in pop.

Cain is a retiree who's worth millions of dollars. He does not need to do this to make money, shortbus.

(10-27-2011 10:42 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:59 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:50 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 08:19 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 08:11 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  It's Romney - 100%

The thought of Obama going against Cain scares the **** out of you, doesn't it?

Not at all. Mainly because I'm fairly certain Cain is only running to make himself more money through book sales, speaking engagements and probably a program on Fox Business in 2012.

Oh and the fact that he has no shot at getting the nomination.

He has a huge shot at getting the nomination and he already had his own radio show on Atlanta's WSB. He's not wanting to make money, like Obama.

Thanks! Now you owe me a new monitor. This one is covered in pop.

Pop? Now I know you're a yankee. Down here everything is called Coke...regardless if its actually Coke, Pepsi, Mountain Dew or anything else.

In Oklahoma, we call it Coke, Pepsi or Mountain Dew. If you ask for Coke, your getting Coke.

(10-27-2011 12:10 PM)Paul M Wrote:  In Oklahoma, we call it Coke, Pepsi or Mountain Dew. If you ask for Coke, your getting Coke.

Weirdo

(10-27-2011 11:01 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 10:42 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:59 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:50 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 08:19 AM)Rebel Wrote:  The thought of Obama going against Cain scares the **** out of you, doesn't it?

Not at all. Mainly because I'm fairly certain Cain is only running to make himself more money through book sales, speaking engagements and probably a program on Fox Business in 2012.

Oh and the fact that he has no shot at getting the nomination.

He has a huge shot at getting the nomination and he already had his own radio show on Atlanta's WSB. He's not wanting to make money, like Obama.

Thanks! Now you owe me a new monitor. This one is covered in pop.

Cain is a retiree who's worth millions of dollars. He does not need to do this to make money, shortbus.

I guess I will have to vote for Herman then...being the first millionaire not concerned with making more money and all

And awesome? Still fighting the civil war are we? Pssst...you lost...time to move on.

(10-27-2011 12:36 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 11:01 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 10:42 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:59 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:50 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Not at all. Mainly because I'm fairly certain Cain is only running to make himself more money through book sales, speaking engagements and probably a program on Fox Business in 2012.

Oh and the fact that he has no shot at getting the nomination.

He has a huge shot at getting the nomination and he already had his own radio show on Atlanta's WSB. He's not wanting to make money, like Obama.

Thanks! Now you owe me a new monitor. This one is covered in pop.

Cain is a retiree who's worth millions of dollars. He does not need to do this to make money, shortbus.

I guess I will have to vote for Herman then...being the first millionaire not concerned with making more money and all

Not the point. Herman survived stage 4 cancer. He'd MUCH rather spend his retirement with Gloria and his grandkids than go to the hellhole known as D.C. to, as you so ignorantly assume, "make money". This is about the future of America and him thinking he can do something to right the ship that Obama has plowed into the f'n sandbar.

Quote:And awesome? Still fighting the civil war are we? Pssst...you lost...time to move on.

Um, what?

(10-27-2011 12:48 PM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 12:36 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 11:01 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 10:42 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 09:59 AM)Rebel Wrote:  He has a huge shot at getting the nomination and he already had his own radio show on Atlanta's WSB. He's not wanting to make money, like Obama.

Thanks! Now you owe me a new monitor. This one is covered in pop.

Cain is a retiree who's worth millions of dollars. He does not need to do this to make money, shortbus.

I guess I will have to vote for Herman then...being the first millionaire not concerned with making more money and all

Not the point. Herman survived stage 4 cancer. He'd MUCH rather spend his retirement with Gloria and his grandkids than go to the hellhole known as D.C. to, as you so ignorantly assume, "make money". This is about the future of America and him thinking he can do something to right the ship that Obama has plowed into the f'n sandbar.

Quote:And awesome? Still fighting the civil war are we? Pssst...you lost...time to move on.

Um, what?

That was a response to the pop comments and IMATY calling me a "Yankee".

And I think your comment which I bolded pretty much proves my point that he ain't actually running to win And not surprisingly, you totally misread my belief. Cain is running to make money...not to make money as the President. Everyone knows that is a paycut.

I still say someone else jumps in, Jeb Bush????, but their running out of time.

(10-27-2011 02:13 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  And I think your comment which I bolded pretty much proves my point that he ain't actually running to win And not surprisingly, you totally misread my belief. Cain is running to make money...not to make money as the President. Everyone knows that is a paycut.

...and if you think Herman isn't running to win it, you're as clueless as N.

(10-27-2011 02:42 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  I still say someone else jumps in, Jeb Bush????, but their running out of time.

"They're". Just saying.

(10-27-2011 02:42 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  I still say someone else jumps in, Jeb Bush????, but their running out of time.

Maybe. Ron Paul stands head and shoulders above the rest, and would win, but the establishment doesn't want that.

They don't want it so badly, the GOPs will throw this election w/ a weak patsy.

(10-27-2011 02:44 PM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 02:13 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  And I think your comment which I bolded pretty much proves my point that he ain't actually running to win And not surprisingly, you totally misread my belief. Cain is running to make money...not to make money as the President. Everyone knows that is a paycut.

...and if you think Herman isn't running to win it, you're as clueless as N.

Rebel, I believe this because Cain does not have campaign operations setup in several key states. If he manages to get the nomination with this strategy it will be a first.

Case in point:
A quick roundup of the latest updates:

• Slate’s John Dickerson was the latest to go to Iowa and find no real sign of a Cain campaign: “If Cain does well in Iowa, it could upend the entire premise of the caucus process: In order to win in Iowa, candidates must spend time in the state wooing the famously coddled voters with personal appearances and vast organizations.”

• In Florida, it’s the same story. The Miami Herald: “Look no further than Florida, where die-hard Cain fans can’t find campaign staffers to contact, where prominent Republicans can’t get calls to the campaign returned and where some people describe themselves as the campaign’s Florida leaders while others say the same people are well-meaning but overzealous volunteers.”

• No candidate other than Mitt Romney — who’s spent 6 years trying to win it — is expected to do very well in New Hampshire. But Time found Cain’s a popular ghost there, too: “‘There is no sense of a tangible organization that you can point to,’ says Rich Killion, an uncommitted GOP strategist in New Hampshire, who’s unsure of the location of Cain’s Granite State base of operations, or even if there is one. ‘If you said, ‘Rich, tell me who is running the effort here?’ I could not even give you that person.’”

Even the new guy Cain hired to run Iowa, which is probably a must-win for him, is telling reporters there’s a long way to go before Cain’s got a ground operation in the complicated caucus state.

From Politico over the weekend:

“This is the most grass-roots presidential campaign I’ve ever been involved with. The work gets done more by volunteers than paid staff, and that’s impressive,” said [new Cain Iowa chair Steve] Grubbs, a veteran of the state’s Bob Dole and Steve Forbes campaigns who signed on Thursday. “Having said that, I think that having my experience will bring some needed organization to the effort. I wouldn’t say that this effort would ever be professionalized.”

(10-27-2011 02:13 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 12:48 PM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 12:36 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 11:01 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 10:42 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Thanks! Now you owe me a new monitor. This one is covered in pop.

Cain is a retiree who's worth millions of dollars. He does not need to do this to make money, shortbus.

I guess I will have to vote for Herman then...being the first millionaire not concerned with making more money and all

Not the point. Herman survived stage 4 cancer. He'd MUCH rather spend his retirement with Gloria and his grandkids than go to the hellhole known as D.C. to, as you so ignorantly assume, "make money". This is about the future of America and him thinking he can do something to right the ship that Obama has plowed into the f'n sandbar.

Quote:And awesome? Still fighting the civil war are we? Pssst...you lost...time to move on.

Um, what?

That was a response to the pop comments and IMATY calling me a "Yankee".

And I think your comment which I bolded pretty much proves my point that he ain't actually running to win And not surprisingly, you totally misread my belief. Cain is running to make money...not to make money as the President. Everyone knows that is a paycut.

I was joking...sheesh. Why is everything about race with you? We're all black in the dark and red on the inside. Racist.

Romney will probably win the nomination because Republicans are too stupid to elect Ron Paul/Gary Johnson. He might just run with T-Paw and set up the most pathetic ticket.

Romney is not my first choice, too much like Bush. I don't think hes up to fixing immigration, health care, but he gets the fiscal thing, unlike Obabba whose running us full throttle over a cliff. That being the number 1 issue, Romney wins by, 10 points. If Obabba can get people to think it's getting better he just might get reelected. Little chance of that happening, hes lied once too often, and huge lies. And that is a big f_uckin deal.

(10-27-2011 03:19 PM)ImMoreAwesomeThanYou Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 02:13 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 12:48 PM)Rebel Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 12:36 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 11:01 AM)Rebel Wrote:  Cain is a retiree who's worth millions of dollars. He does not need to do this to make money, shortbus.

I guess I will have to vote for Herman then...being the first millionaire not concerned with making more money and all

Not the point. Herman survived stage 4 cancer. He'd MUCH rather spend his retirement with Gloria and his grandkids than go to the hellhole known as D.C. to, as you so ignorantly assume, "make money". This is about the future of America and him thinking he can do something to right the ship that Obama has plowed into the f'n sandbar.

Quote:And awesome? Still fighting the civil war are we? Pssst...you lost...time to move on.

Um, what?

That was a response to the pop comments and IMATY calling me a "Yankee".

And I think your comment which I bolded pretty much proves my point that he ain't actually running to win And not surprisingly, you totally misread my belief. Cain is running to make money...not to make money as the President. Everyone knows that is a paycut.

I was joking...sheesh. Why is everything about race with you? We're all black in the dark and red on the inside. Racist.

What the **** are you talking about? What the hell does any of this have to do with race?

Romney is going to be the nominee because the rest of the field is just too weak to beat him. As I've said many times, I'll be voting for Romney in the primaries. There's very little difference between Romney and Obama when it comes to governings. As candidates they may look different, but not when it comes to actual implemented policies.

(10-27-2011 04:26 PM)UM2001GRAD Wrote:  Romney is going to be the nominee because the rest of the field is just too weak to beat him. As I've said many times, I'll be voting for Romney in the primaries. There's very little difference between Romney and Obama when it comes to governings. As candidates they may look different, but not when it comes to actual implemented policies.

That's because your dumb*** wants another disastrous Obama term and Romney can't beat Obama.

(10-27-2011 04:26 PM)UM2001GRAD Wrote:  Romney is going to be the nominee because the rest of the field is just too weak to beat him. As I've said many times, I'll be voting for Romney in the primaries. There's very little difference between Romney and Obama when it comes to governings. As candidates they may look different, but not when it comes to actual implemented policies.

If you vote for Romney, I'd vote for a monkey or a dog.

(10-27-2011 04:59 PM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  

(10-27-2011 04:26 PM)UM2001GRAD Wrote:  Romney is going to be the nominee because the rest of the field is just too weak to beat him. As I've said many times, I'll be voting for Romney in the primaries. There's very little difference between Romney and Obama when it comes to governings. As candidates they may look different, but not when it comes to actual implemented policies.

If you vote for Romney, I'd vote for a monkey or a dog.

The scary thing is you probably will.