Quit Picking on the Republicans
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these guys think so - in fact they claim to have been divinely inspired to run for the White House, just like Bush was inspired to invade Iraq for its own good:
Doesn't she just look oh so stately . I just gush when I think of what a great honor it would be to bestow the crown of the first woman president on Hillary .
these guys think so - in fact they claim to have been divinely inspired to run for the White House, just like Bush was inspired to invade Iraq for its own good:
'stalwarts'' one and all
hopefully, whichever candidate gets the nod will choose Ann Coulter as running mate
Tennessee Republican who pressured mistress to have abortion votes to restrict them for other women
On Wednesday, 242 members of the U.S. House of Representatives voted to outlaw abortions taking place after 20 weeks gestation. Among them, Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN), who has defended his ex-wife having two abortions, and who pressured one of his mistresses to have an abortion after she told him she was pregnant.
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Tennessee Republican who pressured mistress to have abortion votes to restrict them for other women
On Wednesday, 242 members of the U.S. House of Representatives voted to outlaw abortions taking place after 20 weeks gestation. Among them, Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN), who has defended his ex-wife having two abortions, and who pressured one of his mistresses to have an abortion after she told him she was pregnant.
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Tennessee Republican who pressured mistress to have abortion votes to restrict them for other women
yes they're all brilliant Amarcans who care about the common folks. SALT!,,,,,of the friggin earth
'stalwarts'' one and all
hopefully, whichever candidate gets the nod will choose Ann Coulter as running mate
Gee wiz a politician that is a hypocrite how strange .
But don't worry we will give you Obama care and free cell phones .
I don't know what's worse. These scumbags who wear their masks. or the democrats who wear a slightly different mask ,,both of which spell one word, "pretense".
Fox, CNN to pick top 10 in polls for GOP presidential debates
Fox, CNN to pick top 10 in polls for GOP presidential debates - LA Times
Fox News and CNN plan to use an average of recent polls to pick the candidates for the first two Republican presidential debates, with the top 10 making the cut for the main event.
TV producers and Republican Party officials agree that having a dozen or more candidates crowded onto a debate stage would make for bad television and a fairly unenlightening discussion. Candidates would get only a few minutes each to respond to one or two questions.
Who gets a seat at GOP debates? 'It's going to be mess'
Republican officials have shied away from setting criteria about which candidates to invite. So, the networks hosting the debates apparently will take on the unpopular task of telling some number of ambitious politicians that they can't reap the benefit of exposure on the national debate stage.
Fox is the first up. The network is scheduled to host a debate from Cleveland in mid-August.
According to a statement by the network, first reported by the Washington Post, participation in the debate will be determined by an average of the five most recent nationwide public polls.
"We support and respect the decision Fox has made, which will match the greatest number of candidates we have ever had on a debate stage," said Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus ...
Can't wait to see them tear each other apart like they did in the past two elections so that Dems can use that as fodder in their campaign.
Fox, CNN to pick top 10 in polls for GOP presidential debates - LA Times
Fox News and CNN plan to use an average of recent polls to pick the candidates for the first two Republican presidential debates, with the top 10 making the cut for the main event.
TV producers and Republican Party officials agree that having a dozen or more candidates crowded onto a debate stage would make for bad television and a fairly unenlightening discussion. Candidates would get only a few minutes each to respond to one or two questions.
Who gets a seat at GOP debates? 'It's going to be mess'
Republican officials have shied away from setting criteria about which candidates to invite. So, the networks hosting the debates apparently will take on the unpopular task of telling some number of ambitious politicians that they can't reap the benefit of exposure on the national debate stage.
Fox is the first up. The network is scheduled to host a debate from Cleveland in mid-August.
According to a statement by the network, first reported by the Washington Post, participation in the debate will be determined by an average of the five most recent nationwide public polls.
"We support and respect the decision Fox has made, which will match the greatest number of candidates we have ever had on a debate stage," said Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus ...
Can't wait to see them tear each other apart like they did in the past two elections so that Dems can use that as fodder in their campaign.
he may well have a point
Shrub the lesser seems to have fewer brain cells than his big brother. I fact all the Republican candidates running seem to be catering to the religious right and spewing stupid stuff that they claim are bible based but could not be further from the truth. I doubt any of them know what the bible says about anything.
Like Rick Perry who hinted that he would consider secession for Tex@$$ until he was bailed out by Obama, the current governor distrusts Washington DC until he also gets bailed out.
