04 Dec 11
Originally posted by FMFIt must be Markie aka the Axe!
You think Democrats arranged for Cain to have a 13 year affair with Ms. Ginger White and arranged for him to pay her monthly bills and expenses during that time, and saw to it that he didn't tell his wife about it? How much did your "Democratic hit men" get for the "contract" of setting all that up?
Cookie for you if you get the reference.
04 Dec 11
Originally posted by FMFThe difference is that progressive GOP candidate like Newt can rise in the polls even though we know he cheated on his wife while an outsider like Cain gets thrown to the wolves.
You think Democrats arranged for Cain to have a 13 year affair with Ms. Ginger White and arranged for him to pay her monthly bills and expenses during that time, and saw to it that he didn't tell his wife about it? How much did your "Democratic hit men" get for the "contract" of setting all that up?
04 Dec 11
Originally posted by KazetNagorrahttp://the-classic-liberal.com/newt-gingrich-new-deal/
"Progressive GOP candidate" - lol!
Newt promoted the ClimateRealityProject.org with Nancy Pelosi that is run by none other than Al Gore. In 2009, he also supported the ACORN and WFP linked Dede Scozzofella over conservative candidate Doug Hoffman, then scolded the Tea Party for "purjing the party" of leftists.
The article continues to splain how Newt intends on using government to mold the brave new world and considers Teddy Roosevelt to be his mentor.
05 Dec 11
Originally posted by whodeyThe difference is that Cain's cheating on his wife was kept secret for over a decade and him calling all the women making accusations against him liars seems to be his current holding pattern, whereas Gingrich's infidelity is already out in the open and will affect his election prospects in whatever way it will. Cain has chosen to resign. Gingrich didn't. Cain is out. Gingrich is still in.
The difference is that progressive GOP candidate like Newt can rise in the polls even though we know he cheated on his wife while an outsider like Cain gets thrown to the wolves.
05 Dec 11
Originally posted by whodeyYou're claiming the media is somehow keeping Gingrich's infidelity secret because he is "linked" to someone or other who was somehow linked to something else which you don't approve of, and because he in involved in some way with the ex-VP?
http://the-classic-liberal.com/newt-gingrich-new-deal/
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05 Dec 11
Originally posted by whodeyNewt is only slightly less hated in the South than the Satan-worshiper. I'll bet Ficus could beat them all.
The difference is that progressive GOP candidate like Newt can rise in the polls even though we know he cheated on his wife while an outsider like Cain gets thrown to the wolves.
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05 Dec 11
Originally posted by whodeyHe's no doubt part of that insidious Fascist conspiracy that you Marxists see crawling from under every bed.
http://the-classic-liberal.com/newt-gingrich-new-deal/
Newt promoted the ClimateRealityProject.org with Nancy Pelosi that is run by none other than Al Gore. In 2009, he also supported the ACORN and WFP linked Dede Scozzofella over conservative candidate Doug Hoffman, then scolded the Tea Party for "purjing the party" of leftists.
The article continues ...[text shortened]... n using government to mold the brave new world and considers Teddy Roosevelt to be his mentor.
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05 Dec 11
Originally posted by TerrierJackNever said I was partisan, I only said that I am not a republican. You must vote party line only. I am an independent. Over the last 16 years I have come to the conclusion that all politicians are corrupt. The clear evidence of that is the recent revelation of both sides of the aisle using their connections on the hill to make themselves rich off of insider trading. Your original post basically said that all republicans think the same. That is no more true than saying all dems think the same. To answer your question ( you should give it a try sometime)The only dem I would of voted for would of been JFK, however I had not been born yet.
So name the Democrats you have voted for, Mr. Non-partisan.
05 Dec 11
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Originally posted by FMFAll I am saying is that Newt can win the nominationas where Cain never stood a chance. Ths is because Newt is part of the establishment and as such, is not viewed as a threat to the establishment. This is despite both men cheating on their wives. Of course, Cain's affair is a little worse because of the denial and assumed cover up. Nevertheless, one can fall in a puddle of poo and come out smelling like a rose and the other not so much.
You're claiming the media is somehow keeping Gingrich's infidelity secret because he is "linked" to someone or other who was somehow linked to something else which you don't approve of, and because he in involved in some way with the ex-VP?
In short, the GOP can work with Newt as where Cain is an unknown commodity and better off out of the picture.
05 Dec 11
Originally posted by whodeyPerhaps Cain resigned because resigning was the right thing for him to do in the circumstances. Do you think Gingrich should resign too?
All I am saying is that Newt can win the nominationas where Cain never stood a chance. Ths is because Newt is part of the establishment and as such, is not viewed as a threat to the establishment. This is despite both men cheating on their wives. Of course, Cain's affair is a little worse because of the denial and assumed cover up. Nevertheless, one can f ...[text shortened]... GOP can work with Newt as where Cain is an unknown commodity and better off out of the picture.