Dog Wonder
Veteran
Tick
Tock
Tock
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
OH JESUS !
dell, there you are, SAFE and SOUND, Thank GOD.
I thought you ATE your Pistola !!!
Be careful not to oversample...Bottom line.... 49+% of the country voted conservative, which means the base increased sizeably from 2008. If the Republicans can manage to keep that base and also use the next two years to break the "old white guys" stigma, grabbing another 2-5% shouldn't be out of the question. All they need to do is find a way to reach blacks and Hispanics.
In retrospect, this may be a good thing for the Republicans.
Looking forward to 2016.... Biden is widely expected to run... Granted, Hillary has said she's done, but both her and Bill's egos are just too big for me to take that seriously.
Both are already well beyond the point of being labeled old white people, and it's going to be tough for them to continue to try and be the party of the young & the hip.
So, assume they do step aside... Who is in the next tier?
Guys like Mark Warner, Antonio Villaraigosa and Bill Richardson? They'll be in their 60's.
Casting a wider net, you have Andrew Cuomo, Deval Patrick, Martin O'Malley, and maybe even Debbie Wasserman-Shultz, but they'll all be in their 50's...
Bottom line... they can go with a diversity play, but it won't be a young candidate like they had with Obama, and that may limit some of the charisma & appeal.
Looking at conservatives, there's what I'd consider a deeper bench of younger hopefuls.
Guys like Bobby Jindal, Paul Ryan, and Marco Rubio are all still in office, and likely to step up. There's also Kelley Ayotte from NH and Nikki Haley. All of them are in their 40's. All are quite intelligent, great speakers, and with the exception of Ryan, provide a clean break the "old white guy" image.
If the "grey hair" is still needed, there's Allen West, Tim Pawlenty, Chris Christie and Rand Paul.
Bottom line.... 49+% of the country voted conservative, which means the base increased sizeably from 2008. If the Republicans can manage to keep that base and also use the next two years to break the "old white guys" stigma, grabbing another 2-5% shouldn't be out of the question. All they need to do is find a way to reach blacks and Hispanics.
In retrospect, this may be a good thing for the Republicans.
Looking forward to 2016.... Biden is widely expected to run... Granted, Hillary has said she's done, but both her and Bill's egos are just too big for me to take that seriously.
Both are already well beyond the point of being labeled old white people, and it's going to be tough for them to continue to try and be the party of the young & the hip.
So, assume they do step aside... Who is in the next tier?
Guys like Mark Warner, Antonio Villaraigosa and Bill Richardson? They'll be in their 60's.
Casting a wider net, you have Andrew Cuomo, Deval Patrick, Martin O'Malley, and maybe even Debbie Wasserman-Shultz, but they'll all be in their 50's...
Bottom line... they can go with a diversity play, but it won't be a young candidate like they had with Obama, and that may limit some of the charisma & appeal.
Looking at conservatives, there's what I'd consider a deeper bench of younger hopefuls.
Guys like Bobby Jindal, Paul Ryan, and Marco Rubio are all still in office, and likely to step up. There's also Kelley Ayotte from NH and Nikki Haley. All of them are in their 40's. All are quite intelligent, great speakers, and with the exception of Ryan, provide a clean break the "old white guy" image.
If the "grey hair" is still needed, there's Allen West, Tim Pawlenty, Chris Christie and Rand Paul.
Bottom line.... 49+% of the country voted conservative, which means the base increased sizeably from 2008. If the Republicans can manage to keep that base and also use the next two years to break the "old white guys" stigma, grabbing another 2-5% shouldn't be out of the question. All they need to do is find a way to reach blacks and Hispanics.
Guys like Bobby Jindal, Paul Ryan, and Marco Rubio are all still in office, and likely to step up. There's also Kelley Ayotte from NH and Nikki Haley. All of them are in their 40's. All are quite intelligent, great speakers, and with the exception of Ryan, provide a clean break the "old white guy" image.
If the "grey hair" is still needed, there's Allen West, Tim Pawlenty, Chris Christie and Rand Paul.
Bottom line.... 49+% of the country voted conservative, which means the base increased sizeably from 2008. If the Republicans can manage to keep that base and also use the next two years to break the "old white guys" stigma, grabbing another 2-5% shouldn't be out of the question. All they need to do is find a way to reach blacks and Hispanics.
Marco "Come Mierda" Rubio is liked by Hispanics about as much as having an hourly colonoscopy for the rest of your life. as for Republicants reaching to Hispanics .. I love having to carry my passport, birth certificate and DD-214 every time I visit Arizona, Alabamer, SC, et al, just to prove that I belong here.
Marco "Come Mierda" Rubio is liked by Hispanics about as much as having an hourly colonoscopy for the rest of your life. as for Republicants reaching to Hispanics .. I love having to carry my passport, birth certificate and DD-214 every time I visit Arizona, Alabamer, SC, et al, just to prove that I belong here.
"Reach BLACKS and HISPANICS" ?
The REPUGS have NOTHING to offer these people.
What part of this Equation DONT YOU GET Eric m'boy ?????????????????????????????????????
Should you 'make a dent' in this area, it's NOT something with a CURE to be had in 2...yes Eric..2 years !
Oh, why 2 you say (2014) ??
Thats when, (with the help of the new Young Tsunami and the MSM) that the balance of power gets voted OUT in the 'House' !
Now (NH's own ) Kelly Ayotte ?
You mean...(with one fell SWOOP last nite)..NH's ONLY Remaining Republican of the top 5 spots(we just elected TWO D/Reps and a D/GOV, Plus my main girl D/ Senator Jeanne Shaheen)..That Kelly Ayotte?
Well I've got a Democratic FEMALE name for you Eric m'boy, for POTUS, if Hillary doesn't run, AND starting this very morning, I now DONT Think she will Run. (WOW, hows that for a change, huh Eric?)
I'm going to make you work for 'this one'. Your first clue, is to think of a lot about Kelly Ayotte.
You know of course' it couldn't be K A, because in the good' ol' White boy's club "WE DONT AH-LLOW THAT IN HEE-YA" !
What about people who cant get a driver's license?