Fastest growing in the country. I personally love those little brown chicas The more the merrier
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*2016 US Presidential Elections* - Candidates, Statistics, Campaign Timelines, Debates
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Ace Boobtoucher
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Jim Webb just announced his candidacy of POTUS. The only dem I'd even consider voting for.
Really glad he's in the race.
And perhaps I'm being naïve, but I actually think he's got a legit shot at beating Hillary.
Interesting. I never really thought about this before, but I too have lived most of my life in LA, and you're right, you almost never see Mexicans panhandling.
Did you really think that she would make this observation on her own?
She will steal her ideas from Ted Cruz too if she has too.
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There's an article I wrote on Lukeisback years ago where I was defending the working mexicans in LA and said that you never see mexicans begging for anything. I'll find it and put it in your fucking face. I wouldn't steal words from that pink faced dickhead who is about as ugly as it gets. And since when did the right love a guy who is as feminine as this guy is?
Stay tuned fucko to be proven wrong yet again.
Stay tuned fucko to be proven wrong yet again.
Rattrap
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Take a look at this:
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This is one of those 'Who do I really agree with?' quizzes, although it's one of the better ones I've played with. Best of all you can leave things blank when want (for those I don't know/care questions).
According to the quiz, I agree more with Chris Christie than I do Rand Paul. Didn't expect that (only by 1%, to be fair).
This is one of those 'Who do I really agree with?' quizzes, although it's one of the better ones I've played with. Best of all you can leave things blank when want (for those I don't know/care questions).
According to the quiz, I agree more with Chris Christie than I do Rand Paul. Didn't expect that (only by 1%, to be fair).
You are probably Santorum on issues like jihadists and terrorism. Don't worry, you're still a commie lol
Jagger69
Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
I was actually quite impressed with Walker's speech announcing his candidacy. Not the substance mind you (just pandering to the extreme right which is what Trump is ******* him to do....although it was interesting that he never once mentioned immigration in the speech), but that he carries himself extremely well, has a certain degree of charisma that many candidates on both sides of the aisle lack and displayed passion without being too self-aggrandizing. His presentation, if you take out the substance, was impressive. Very impressive actually (although I thought his "Kohl's Cash" analogy was simplistic and dumb). In terms of likability and seeming "presidential", he presents a much better image than Jeb Bush does. They used to say that Al Gore was "wooden". If that's true, Jeb is cardboard. Just not a very inspiring person at all. About as exciting as a cold bowl of oatmeal. Walker (again, removing the substance) was indeed inspiring so that is very much in his favor. Of course, Obama and Hitler are (or were) both very inspiring as well so just how much that really means in terms of practice is a matter of conjecture.
Anyway, I think Walker could present a serious challenge to the democratic nominee if he can grab the GOP nod....especially with a possible apathetic democratic electorate and an energized republican one. No way do I want Scott Walker to be president but to say he doesn't have a legitimate shot is probably wrong.
His problem is that, in appealing to the hard-core base for which all these republican candidates are vying, he's losing out on any opportunity for crossover voters and independents. Of course, he can change that rhetoric once and if he is given the nomination and we all know that the American voter has a very short memory so he could be a ***** to be reckoned with for sure. Long way to go so we'll see what happens.
Anyway, I think Walker could present a serious challenge to the democratic nominee if he can grab the GOP nod....especially with a possible apathetic democratic electorate and an energized republican one. No way do I want Scott Walker to be president but to say he doesn't have a legitimate shot is probably wrong.
His problem is that, in appealing to the hard-core base for which all these republican candidates are vying, he's losing out on any opportunity for crossover voters and independents. Of course, he can change that rhetoric once and if he is given the nomination and we all know that the American voter has a very short memory so he could be a ***** to be reckoned with for sure. Long way to go so we'll see what happens.
He has ALWAYS been far right. Trump or no Trump. He'll never win working-class americans because he's the anti-union candidate across the board. Sure some who only watch faux "news" and don't know anything else will like him because he's a white man saying all the religious crap they love to hear.
Jagger69
Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
Yes, I know this is true. I've followed the saga of his governorship pretty closely. He's well known to be the champion of the Koch Brothers. Not really expecting him to change his rhetoric much unless or until he wins the nomination. At that point, he will have to start assuming some centrist views if he expects to have any chance to win a national election. It's been done before....like I said, voters have a short memory. My observations of him are really focused on style, not substance. I'd never vote for the guy but I can see what would attract certain individuals to do so over some of the other candidates.
