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Fri May-27-11 03:16 PM
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| Poll question: Who is your least worst Repuke? |
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If by some horrible twist of fate, a Repuke wins in 2012, who would be you least worst ?
Not even going to list dipshits Palin or Bachmann, or Perry (I'd better stop or I won't have anyone in the poll)
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Fri May-27-11 03:19 PM
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the only one I can see not completely fucking things up would be Huntsman. I think Pawlenty would get let around by the nose just like shrubbo did with Cheney and Rove, not only that he said that he thinks he's "cool" and everyone knows that if you have to say you think you're cool you really are a privileged dipshit.
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Fri May-27-11 03:24 PM
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| 3. a little about Huntsman.... |
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From Faux News....
"Former Utah Governor Republican Jon Huntsman is also exploring a possible bid for the White House. With a lineup so far that can only be described as “lackluster” the addition of an intellectual capable candidate )see note below) with tremendous diplomatic credentials and experience as governor of one of the most fiscally healthy states in the union ought to spice things up a bit."
Note: Shouldn't it be "intellectually capable candidate" ??
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Wed Jun-01-11 09:03 AM
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| 41. Huntsman thinks Ryan's attempt to save Medicare is 'honest.' It's not honest and doesn't save it. |
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Fri May-27-11 03:26 PM
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| 4. other: ones with a "d" after their names |
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yet they propose and support right wing agendas.
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Fri May-27-11 03:27 PM
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| 5. Actually, the least worst is in fact the most worst. |
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Because it'll grab a sizable amount of far-but-not-ultra-far-right* voters.
* This is the segment of the electorate erroneously referred to nowadays as "centrist".
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Fri May-27-11 03:28 PM
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| 6. Which of them are organ donors? n/t |
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Fri May-27-11 03:43 PM
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| 7. Eisenhower, Lincoln, or most any of the "dead" ones.... |
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Edited on Fri May-27-11 03:44 PM by hlthe2b
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Fri May-27-11 03:46 PM
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| 8. Abraham Lincoln - anything less is a subhuman not fit for freedom, let alone office |
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C'mon - it's like asking if we would prefer to eat a gallon of
cat shit dog shit monkey shit hyena shit or human shit
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Sun May-29-11 01:53 PM
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| 22. Come on, Theodore Roosevelt had a few redeeming virtues. And |
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George Romney (father of Magic Underwear) might have been OK, despite his propensity for being brainwashed :)
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Sun May-29-11 06:18 PM
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| 25. i dunno.. I Like Ike? |
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probably the last honorable Republican.
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Wed Jun-01-11 09:54 AM
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| 42. YES! Teddy Roosevelt, the fearless Trust-Buster and environmentalist. |
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Something about those Roosevelts.:applause: :)
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Mon May-30-11 09:26 AM
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| 37. I like it. It's elegant and correct. n/t |
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Fri May-27-11 03:49 PM
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Fri May-27-11 03:55 PM
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| 10. Why you gotta make me sad? |
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I was having a good day.
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Sun May-29-11 01:09 AM
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Mon May-30-11 02:56 AM
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Sun May-29-11 02:14 AM
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| 12. What the Hell kind of thread is this? |
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And why has my newb ass already seen a half-dozen or so threads that are similar?
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Mon May-30-11 08:53 AM
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| 34. gee you sound way to nice to post on du |
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Sun May-29-11 02:20 AM
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| 13. If a Republican wins in 2012, |
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Edited on Sun May-29-11 02:20 AM by BlueMTexpat
I will not want to be around.
They will be literally the same in their policies. All will continue to appease the crazies. There is NO least worst alternative.
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Sun May-29-11 02:59 AM
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| 14. All of those people are fucking terrible, but I picked Giuliani because |
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Edited on Sun May-29-11 03:01 AM by BlueIris
he, at least, has a modicum of rationality to his thoughts processes. That does not make his decision to sell out NYC to the far right acceptable, and I doubt he used his good judgment in that many occasions in the past decade, but at least he isn't a fundamentalist whack job.
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Sun May-29-11 06:01 AM
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Giuliani is the only one on that list who ever did anything seriously worthwhile in the course of his public career. I refer to his work as a federal prosecutor against the Mafia.
And he's sort of pro gay rights (meaning he will not get the 'pug nomination).
Hey, at least it's something. :evilgrin:
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Sun May-29-11 07:08 AM
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| 16. A Puke won't win, and this is pointless foolishness. Are you trolling? |
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Edited on Sun May-29-11 07:08 AM by RBInMaine
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Sun May-29-11 08:41 AM
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| 17. A Nazi by any other name.... |
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Is still a Nazi. I don't have a favorite Nazi and I don't have a least worst Rethuglican.
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Sun May-29-11 10:42 AM
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| 19. You forgot to include "None Whatsoever" |
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Seriously. I would not trust ANYONE who was a Republican, no matter how moderate or reasonable-seeming.
The Republican platform is so awful -- and the mix of people a republican president would have to placate are so disreputable that anyone who chose to be associate themselves with that cast of creeps would have to be awful by extension.
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Sun May-29-11 01:11 PM
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| 21. Just the fact that Huntsman is winning our |
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little poll tells me he will never make it through the primaries. Not enough crazy to fire up the base and his stance on Gay rights is a deal breaker for the GOP fundy base.
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Sun May-29-11 03:51 PM
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| 23. Huntsman seems like a decent guy. |
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I mean, obviously I'm hoping Obama's re-elected (and think he will be), but if a Republican had to win I'd be relatively okay with Huntsman... he seems like a reasonable, principled Republican, and God knows there aren't many of those around these days. The fact that a lot of us at least respect Huntsman if not agree with him shows he doesn't have a chance at making it out of a Teabagger primary....
Which is a shame, 'cause while I get why people would like a Palin/Cain/other loon nomination and, presumably, an Obama landslide, no election is a 100% sure thing and if something happens that causes Obama to lose I'd rather a President Huntsman than a... well I can't even bring myself to type it, but I don't want Palin in charge.
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Sun May-29-11 05:44 PM
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somebody like Romney, Pawlenty, or Huntsman would be the "least worst" and probably the easiest to knock off in another four years. It's easy for the Republicans to sit on the sidelines and attack President Obama and the Democrats for not fixing things fast enough (without contributing anything to the effort I might add) but, as we've seen with the House GOP or any of the newly elected Republican Governors, their "solutions" are anything but. Hell, most of them are not even doing ANYTHING in regards to job creation and not only are they NOT helping unemployed people become employed but they're turning the screws on people whom are ALREADY employed or talking about completely different things entirely (i.e. abortion, Planned Parenthood, NPR) that have NOTHING whatsoever to do with jobs or improving anybody's standard of living.
As the campaign grinds on the Republicans settle on their nominee I believe that voters will ultimately see that the Republicans have no real new ideas about anything and basically want to go back to how things were during the Bush II years, which I don't see a lot of voters supporting. :shrug:
There's an argument to be made though that there would be no "least worse" Republican since they're so busy kissing Tea Party butt and will have to deliver on all of the crazy and/or insane promises they have made or will have to make in order to just make it through the Republican primaries. :shrug:
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Sun May-29-11 09:09 PM
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| 26. Either romney or huntsmann both would be beatable in 2016 beacuse the teabaggers will turn on them. |
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Sun May-29-11 09:39 PM
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| 27. Paul is the least worst of the rethugs |
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anyone who is against the patriot act against the middle east wars against the war on drugs against bank bailouts aka corperate welfare against the TSA
Has to be the best of the worst. I dont know how much longer i can tolerate brown civilians being killed in the ME under my name. Huntsman is a close second just because I know absolutely nothing about him
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Mon May-30-11 06:14 AM
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| 30. If you're talking about |
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the guy who says he represents me in the Senate, you need to read a little more about him and why he takes these stances. I guarantee your eyes will be opened.
Oh, BTW, this is the guy who would not vote for the Civil Rights Act today. Just add that to your list of "againsts."
I'm sure I sound rude to you, but I'm not trying to bait you.
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Mon May-30-11 08:51 AM
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| 33. I know all about his domestic record |
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Thats why he is in the list of the worst. If he had say Bernice Sander's domestic record, i would be supporting him right now.
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Howard Baker is still alive.
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Tue May-31-11 07:05 PM
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| 39. I actually re-registered |
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Republican in 1980 so I could vote for Baker in the Florida primary against Ronnie Raygun
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Mon May-30-11 07:14 AM
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| 32. Are we even sure Trump's a republican? He seems like an anti-incumbent independent to me |
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Edited on Mon May-30-11 07:14 AM by ShadowLiberal
I don't think Trump is even a republican, he's switched parties multiple times publicly. He's also strongly opposed both Bush and Obama when they were president.
Trump looks more like a unrealistic 'blame everything on the president' independent voter to me.
And there is no least worst republican, they're all horrible in their own way.
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Mon May-30-11 09:04 AM
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| 36. I'm a Democrat. All Republicans are equally 'the worst'. |
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In fact, the Republicans that try to seem moderate while still standing proud next to the extremes in their Party are in many ways worse than the extremes. The likes of your Huntsman help lend credibility to the Palins and Bachmans, that is what they love to do. Huntsman is also a Mormon, making him a no go for the 'faith community' as a whole. The very idea of picking a favorite Republican on DU is disturbing to me. None of them is any better than the worst among them.
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Mon May-30-11 09:43 AM
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| 38. who's teh one with the good abs on the cover of the fitness mag, lol? nt |
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Wed Jun-01-11 08:39 AM
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| 40. Whichever one has the best chance of a heart attack. |
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