Well? Could they?

Well, no offense intended, but I wouldn't vote for someone who dressed like that.

It would be really funny if they would nominate a thrice divorced ->-bleeped-<-/CD.  Very funny indeed. 

getting decked out a couple of times does not make one TG

Quote from: LostInTime on April 10, 2007, 08:43:54 AM
getting decked out a couple of times does not make one TG

Thank you LIT, I was hoping someone besides me would say that lol.
I know many from the right that are looking forward to Rudy's run in '08. It makes me sick how they are wanting Rudy to run too, they want him to ride on the 911 platform...sheesh....the right needs some new material to scare the citizens with.

Now this may sound odd, but I think I would like to see Clark run for POTUS with Rudy as his VP running mate. A two party ticket. The military man and the 911 hero. I think that could be interesting.

I wont vote Hilary or Obama unless all other choices are off the table. I am no Hillary fan and Obama is not seasoned enough. I am not an Edwards fan either, he seems way too soft and I just don't thinlk he could pull the votes.

I wouldn't vote for him even if it was TG. It's not enough, I want someone who stands for some value, geez. Politicians are about as useless as celebrities.

-- Brede

No one in the service would vote for Clark. 

Quote from: Attis on April 10, 2007, 11:44:59 AM
I wouldn't vote for him even if it was TG. It's not enough, I want someone who stands for some value, geez. Politicians are about as useless as celebrities.

-- Brede

I agree.

And isn't it funny how celebrities often become politicians?  It causes me physical torment, you know, like a bad allergy.  I get dizzy.

~ Blair

I'm going for Ron Paul, even though I disagree with him on borders and abortion, but that's a minor one considering he'll allow states decide on one (abortion), but the borders not so...

-- Brede

The debate on Tuesday was interesting, but more so the text-message poll afterwards.  The top three candidates, according to the viewers, were a Mormon (Romney), a libertarian (Paul), and a crossdresser (Giuliani).  Never thought I'd see that in the Republican party.  (If that's how things are going, maybe they should go for a Ron Paul/RuPaul ticket!   )

And you should have seen the look on Sean Hannity's face after he was talking about how "Ron Paul is done", when the first poll results came up and Paul was in the lead.

I'm sorry, but my eyes cannot bear the face of sean hannity

or joe scarborough

They trigger my mental illness.

I'm sorry to hear that. 

Then just know that Hannity got completely owned on Tuesday night.

I think he is a crossdresser. Of course saying so in a Republican debate or campaign would be suicidal for ratings.

Kendall