Originally Posted by Guest

Well, Republicans and Tea Partiers - answer the question - what Republican or other party candidate WOULD beat President Obama if an election were held today?

Vewy, vewy quiet out there.

Anyone could beat this one. He goes down as the "worse President " ever.

Originally Posted by Guest

Anyone could beat this one. He goes down as the "worse President " ever.

No, that honor was bestowed on George W. Bush.

Originally Posted by Guest

Anyone could beat this one. He goes down as the "worse President " ever.

McCain couldn't

Romney couldn't

Lotta Repub bluster - and not much else

Originally Posted by Guest

I think he might win a third term, the idiots who voted for him before don't appear to have gotten any smarter and there are more of them.

You said the secret word...

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Originally Posted by Guest

....and it will be 8 years of Mrs. Clinton to make for an even longer time period.

Well, most of the geezers who are the rabid Tea Bags won't make it to the end of Pres. Clinton's second term. Maybe then sanity (not Hannity) will prevail.

You forget that Ms Clinton will be in jail by then and a convicted felon ... for mishandling 100s of classified emails

The thought that went into every Republican post on this matter is amazing. Some of them even put two sentences together. What a country! With such a informed Republican base, how did they ever lose? The sheer brilliance of this cast of characters here should have been able to convince the blackest of the black, the poorest of the poor, and all other Kenyan citizens voting that Obama was the worst person ever to run for president let alone be elected president. Hope and change! Everybody knows they are two swear words. The only thing that Republicans in Congress want to do is change their diapers. Their hope is that they never have to take their foot out of their mouth.

Dear Guests: I read every post and post after post made me sadder because it reflected the state of our nation. We have become so polarized so
nasty and mean in our message. Its no wonder we are failing in government, education economy. We are witnessing moral anarchy ,weak and divisive leadership loss of our patriotism belief in our exceptionalism .

We elected a national leader who promised hope and change who taxed us into the highest recorded debt in the history of this nation, who divided us by class race, income. Who embraced our enemies and and berated our friends. a leader whose most frequent words were "I" and "me". A leader who has left our military vulnerable to protect us against attack. A leader who has mounted a record breaking number of entitlements. A leader whose agencies are marred in scandal and deceit . A leader who has no respect for our Constitution three branches for the need for balance of
power. Who clearly see America only as to its colonial past

A leader who has unfortunately revised the saying that "anyone can be president".

So I wonder will the American voters follow that failed blueprint? Is there a declared candidate who can right this ship called America? Can we believe the message of any of the candidates? Shouldn't we stop berating one another and come together to decide on the most likely candidate to turn this country around? The stakes are high. there is no room or time for pettiness we need serious voters .

Personal Best Regards:

Originally Posted by Guest

The thought that went into every Republican post on this matter is amazing. Some of them even put two sentences together. What a country! With such a informed Republican base, how did they ever lose? The sheer brilliance of this cast of characters here should have been able to convince the blackest of the black, the poorest of the poor, and all other Kenyan citizens voting that Obama was the worst person ever to run for president let alone be elected president. Hope and change! Everybody knows they are two swear words. The only thing that Republicans in Congress want to do is change their diapers. Their hope is that they never have to take their foot out of their mouth.

Can anyone say TROLL?

Originally Posted by Guest

No, that honor was bestowed on George W. Bush.

Might want to check your facts out, and the current polls. But, I am sure you can find someone at Huffington to help you out.

Originally Posted by Guest

Dear Guests: I read every post and post after post made me sadder because it reflected the state of our nation. We have become so polarized so
nasty and mean in our message. Its no wonder we are failing in government, education economy. We are witnessing moral anarchy ,weak and divisive leadership loss of our patriotism belief in our exceptionalism .

We elected a national leader who promised hope and change who taxed us into the highest recorded debt in the history of this nation, who divided us by class race, income. Who embraced our enemies and and berated our friends. a leader whose most frequent words were "I" and "me". A leader who has left our military vulnerable to protect us against attack. A leader who has mounted a record breaking number of entitlements. A leader whose agencies are marred in scandal and deceit . A leader who has no respect for our Constitution three branches for the need for balance of
power. Who clearly see America only as to its colonial past

A leader who has unfortunately revised the saying that "anyone can be president".

So I wonder will the American voters follow that failed blueprint? Is there a declared candidate who can right this ship called America? Can we believe the message of any of the candidates? Shouldn't we stop berating one another and come together to decide on the most likely candidate to turn this country around? The stakes are high. there is no room or time for pettiness we need serious voters .

Personal Best Regards:

Glad to see a non polarized post.

I find the opposition posts to be very limited and repetitious. It must be not very satisfying to be restricted in what one is allowed to say.....and boring.
Totally dependent on party messaging.

One for one Obama amplifiers.

Originally Posted by Guest

Dear Guests: I read every post and post after post made me sadder because it reflected the state of our nation. We have become so polarized so
nasty and mean in our message. Its no wonder we are failing in government, education economy. We are witnessing moral anarchy ,weak and divisive leadership loss of our patriotism belief in our exceptionalism .

We elected a national leader who promised hope and change who taxed us into the highest recorded debt in the history of this nation, who divided us by class race, income. Who embraced our enemies and and berated our friends. a leader whose most frequent words were "I" and "me". A leader who has left our military vulnerable to protect us against attack. A leader who has mounted a record breaking number of entitlements. A leader whose agencies are marred in scandal and deceit . A leader who has no respect for our Constitution three branches for the need for balance of
power. Who clearly see America only as to its colonial past

A leader who has unfortunately revised the saying that "anyone can be president".

So I wonder will the American voters follow that failed blueprint? Is there a declared candidate who can right this ship called America? Can we believe the message of any of the candidates? Shouldn't we stop berating one another and come together to decide on the most likely candidate to turn this country around? The stakes are high. there is no room or time for pettiness we need serious voters .

Personal Best Regards:

Always the voice of reason.........thank you!!

As appealing as that may be, it probably won't happen but it will further her reputation as a fundamentally dishonest and untrustworthy person. Even the most ardent Clinton supporters are having to come to grips that she fundamentally doesn't believe that rules apply to her.

Originally Posted by Guest

You forget that Ms Clinton will be in jail by then and a convicted felon ... for mishandling 100s of classified emails

I find it really amusing that former Virginia governor McDonald - a staunch Republican (known as Gov. Probe) is now going to be in the slammer for quite a while.

...and the Dumpublicanswonder why Virginia changed to a Blue State.

Originally Posted by Guest

I find it really amusing that former Virginia governor McDonald - a staunch Republican (known as Gov. Probe) is now going to be in the slammer for quite a while.

...and the Dumpublicanswonder why Virginia changed to a Blue State.

Are you capable of being able to make a Point without name calling.

Are you that crude and rude face to face?

Pee poor representation of your party.