as much as I'd love to see him gone, I doubt at this stage anyone could beat
him. He's bought and paid for enough votes with our tax dollars, along with
the misguided, to keep him above 50%. Palin was, IMO, the only one of the 4
principles that had anywhere near a management job, albeit in one of the
smaller states population wise. She supervised more janitors than the other
three did of any kind of people.

Ron

"ron" <randus3 (AT) teranews (DOT) com> wrote


Palin can't talk her way out of a paper bag. Huckabee's got zero intellect.
Romney is all fluff. I'm no big fan of Gingrich's politics, but at least
he's smart and he has ideals.

The goofy lefty kooks in this NG were saying at the time she was not
"qualified to be President," even though she was only a candidate for VP.
The fact was however that she had 100% more Executive experience than both
of the Dim candidates, for President and VP, combined. The Dim candidates
only experience was as a Community Organizer and 51 days as a US Senator,
more than half of which he was running for the Presidency. Look at his
record since, is this the change for which you goofy lefty kooks in this NG
voted? LOL


"ron" <randus3 (AT) teranews (DOT) com> wrote

At last you said something that did not sound like $#itForBrains.
Gingrich's "politics" were what led to the Republicans gaining majorities in
the Senate and Congress. It was the Republicans that forced Clinton to
sign the balanced budget and extended the growth in the economy, started
under President Reagan, for which Clinton is erroneously given credit.

"Joe$#itForBrains" <newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net> wrote