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  1. 11-15-2013, 21:45 #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bailey Guns View Post
    What republicans would that be that "let him win the primaries"? Are you talking about the voters or something like the "republican establishment" that so many people talk about?
    Registered Republicans, delegates, party officials, et al.
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    ...or the Dems that vote in the early open primaries that tend to decide the Republican candidate.
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    I'm late to the party but HELL NO. Didn't we hold our nose and vote for Mitt just because he wasn't Obamaer?

    never again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZERO THEORY View Post
    Registered Republicans, delegates, party officials, et al.
    Don't forget all the Demonrats that vote in the open primaries in New Hampshire.

    Quote Originally Posted by Gman View Post
    ...or the Dems that vote in the early open primaries that tend to decide the Republican candidate.


    See ... If I would just have scrolled down before hitting "reply with quote"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gman View Post
    ...or the Dems that vote in the early open primaries that tend to decide the Republican candidate.
    Good point.

    Quote Originally Posted by Rooskibar03 View Post
    I'm late to the party but HELL NO. Didn't we hold our nose and vote for Mitt just because he wasn't Obamaer?

    never again.
    Yeah. Gun-grabbing charlatan who votes statist...been there, done that.
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    William Buckley, a respected conservative, suggested that folks should vote for the most conservative person who can be elected. Is Chris Christie the ideal candidate for me? No. Is he miles better than Hillary Clinton? Absolutely. Remember that Christie has now been elected twice, (the second time by a large majority) in a basically Democratic state because of his principles of straight talking, balancing the State of New Jersey's budget, taking on unions, all while convincing everyday folks that these steps were necessary.

    I commend you to view Chris Christie's May 1, 2012 keynote speech at the Cato Institute's Milton Friedman dinner. If Christie can accomplish half of what he did in New Jersey as President he would make history.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gman View Post
    There's always the strategy of throwing out the baby with the bath water.
    That is one fat ass baby. Good luck lifting the tub let alone heaving that fat ass out the window!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zundfolge View Post
    Not just no but HOLY FUCKING CHRIST ON A CRACKER NO FUCKING WAY GODDAMNIT!!!
    This pretty much sums up my opinion as well.

    but Z, why would you rather sit the election out instead of voting for a party that more accurately represents your values? Not trolling, it's an honest question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by UrbanWolf View Post
    The media have already made it well known that Cruz is Canadian, he might have a hard time ahead.
    Since when does this matter?



    I'll also be looking for a Paul/Cruz ticket.
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