Forthewall
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Although I wasn't planning on watching Animal Planet, it's always nice to watch the monkeys in suits slinging scat at each other in tonight's debate.
What in the hell ever happened to the Republican Party? As a former Republican, tonight's debacle/debate truly showcased just how weak the GOP candidates truly are.
Romney's exchange with Rudy was pathetic, as Mitt tried to sleeze his way out of using contractors that employ illegals at his mansion. While Rudy who doesn't have a leg to stand on in this issue since he kissed the butt of every latino organization when he ran for mayor. Then after leaving office took a paycheck from Presidente Fox along Kerik to cash in on....wait for it..wait for it....9/11.
Romney...."I was wrong about abortion". Funny how the timing for Mitt seems to work out. He runs against Ted Kennedy in a liberal state like Boston where he boldly states his support for Roe v Wade. Now he's looking to collect GOP and evangelical money, so with remarkable timing he's now against it. Mitt's response to torture was the perhaps the most pathetic side-stepping I have seen in this political season.
When McCain chimed in it was like watching some half-crazed spineless paranoid elf-child. Although McCain was quick to jump on the world famous rodent hunting Romney. McCain was quite silent about criticizing the Bush/Gonzales Guide to Better Waterboarding 3 years ago in fears of losing a possible GOP bid.
If there was any single person that should hold disdain for the Bush Whitehouse it should be John McCain. Yet his silence over the last 7 years distances him from his true republican roots.
If McCain wins it appears we will be at war all over the world because you never know when old Adolf might rise from the dead. I guess that's what happens when you only have defense contractor as your main supporters. When McCain speaks of visiting the state fair...I mean "THE TROOPS" he sounds like a bitter Viet Nam vet still trying to right the wrongs of the fall of Saigon.
I keep waiting to return to the GOP, but not until party puts a real republican on the ticket. When Ron Paul is the only guy making sense on the stage, it leaves me shaking my head.
I could go on...but let's hear your take.
What in the hell ever happened to the Republican Party? As a former Republican, tonight's debacle/debate truly showcased just how weak the GOP candidates truly are.
Romney's exchange with Rudy was pathetic, as Mitt tried to sleeze his way out of using contractors that employ illegals at his mansion. While Rudy who doesn't have a leg to stand on in this issue since he kissed the butt of every latino organization when he ran for mayor. Then after leaving office took a paycheck from Presidente Fox along Kerik to cash in on....wait for it..wait for it....9/11.
Romney...."I was wrong about abortion". Funny how the timing for Mitt seems to work out. He runs against Ted Kennedy in a liberal state like Boston where he boldly states his support for Roe v Wade. Now he's looking to collect GOP and evangelical money, so with remarkable timing he's now against it. Mitt's response to torture was the perhaps the most pathetic side-stepping I have seen in this political season.
When McCain chimed in it was like watching some half-crazed spineless paranoid elf-child. Although McCain was quick to jump on the world famous rodent hunting Romney. McCain was quite silent about criticizing the Bush/Gonzales Guide to Better Waterboarding 3 years ago in fears of losing a possible GOP bid.
If there was any single person that should hold disdain for the Bush Whitehouse it should be John McCain. Yet his silence over the last 7 years distances him from his true republican roots.
If McCain wins it appears we will be at war all over the world because you never know when old Adolf might rise from the dead. I guess that's what happens when you only have defense contractor as your main supporters. When McCain speaks of visiting the state fair...I mean "THE TROOPS" he sounds like a bitter Viet Nam vet still trying to right the wrongs of the fall of Saigon.
I keep waiting to return to the GOP, but not until party puts a real republican on the ticket. When Ron Paul is the only guy making sense on the stage, it leaves me shaking my head.
I could go on...but let's hear your take.