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Jeb moves to the right at CPAC

justoffal

justoffal

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The polls have been blistering....Jeb is not popular with conservatives but at CPAC he made a rather distinct move to the right. Now it has often been said of Conservtive candidates that they have to lose the primary in order to win the nationals. Maybe that's his strategy....I dunno. But last night he came out and solidfied that he is Pro-life, Pro border security ( liar ) , Pro O-care repeal, Pro common core repeal and Pro tax cut. Those are some pretty big PROS.

I can only imagine that his strategists must have been doing contortions thinking about the the cost to him in the nationals but apparently he wasn't going there at all until he took some conservative stances.

JO
 
I hate that kind of crap. Just stand up and be a man and defend your opinions. If you don't have the balls to do that - then you don't have the balls to do the job.

I do think he is pro-life, he was very big in trying to stop the death of Terry Schaivo. I don't buy for a second that he is not pro-common core. He has said it too much to be believed on that. Now, I did hear that he made comments like being pro - standards and not pro-nationalization, so I would be willing to accept that that he may clarify those things, like I like the concept of making schools more rigorous, etc so the idea of common core is good, but the implemnetation is bad, and should be done at the local level. I could accept that some of his pro-common core stances have been taken out of context.

But, there is nothing other than to believe that he has done a complete reversal on his immigration stance for the sake of pandering. Complete. The security first is just pandering. How will you punish the 11 million people here who broke the law? How will you make sure they do not use our resources like our schools and our social safetynet? What are you going to do to make sure they either pay up and pay up substantially for all the services they have already stolen through their criminal actions. He won' t answer any of those things becuase they may have done wrong but he feels bad for them.

I hope no one buys his claptrap and lies.
 
Bush, who got booed at CPAC, is going to be your next candidate, but he's not going to be president.

I'll even take bets.
 
BitterPill said:
Bush, who got booed at CPAC, is going to be your next candidate, but he's not going to be president.

I'll even take bets.
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candidate he will not be...........
so your voting FOR Hillary.............
☺ DNC will not even allow you libs a choice............
 
Interesting takes from CPAC...A marketplace of books and ties.


OXON HILL, Md. — Newt Gingrich put in a word for his wife’s line of children’s history books featuring an inquisitive pachyderm named Ellis the Elephant.

As Sarah Palin was thrashing President Obama’s foreign policy, a copy of her best seller on the secularization of Christmas was being peddled at a kiosk downstairs...

...“There are a lot of reasons for running for president,” said Stephen K. Bannon, the executive chairman of Breitbart News. “And getting to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue often isn’t one of them.”...



...“They’re make-believe candidates, but we all agree to pretend that maybe they will run,” said Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform. “Why?”...“On a stage with Bush, Walker, Christie, Jindal, Perry, Rand and Cruz,” he asked, “the munchkins are going to be taken seriously?”...



...This week, he told The Washington Post he was more serious than ever, backing up the assertion by saying he had not committed to a new season of “The Celebrity Apprentice.”

But an executive at NBC said that the planning for the next season was still far out, and that Mr. Trump would not normally be expected to have committed to the show by this point.

On Friday, as Mr. Trump stood on stage at CPAC with Sean Hannity, Mr. Hannity pointed out that he was wearing a tie from Mr. Trump’s retail collection.

That was not enough of a plug for Mr. Trump.

“Buy ’em at Macy’s,” he told the crowd.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/28/u...ng-marketplace-for-former-gop-candidates.html



 
Craig said:
Interesting takes from CPAC...A marketplace of books and ties.


OXON HILL, Md. — Newt Gingrich put in a word for his wife’s line of children’s history books featuring an inquisitive pachyderm named Ellis the Elephant.

As Sarah Palin was thrashing President Obama’s foreign policy, a copy of her best seller on the secularization of Christmas was being peddled at a kiosk downstairs...

...“There are a lot of reasons for running for president,” said Stephen K. Bannon, the executive chairman of Breitbart News. “And getting to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue often isn’t one of them.”...



...“They’re make-believe candidates, but we all agree to pretend that maybe they will run,” said Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform. “Why?”...“On a stage with Bush, Walker, Christie, Jindal, Perry, Rand and Cruz,” he asked, “the munchkins are going to be taken seriously?”...



...This week, he told The Washington Post he was more serious than ever, backing up the assertion by saying he had not committed to a new season of “The Celebrity Apprentice.”

But an executive at NBC said that the planning for the next season was still far out, and that Mr. Trump would not normally be expected to have committed to the show by this point.

On Friday, as Mr. Trump stood on stage at CPAC with Sean Hannity, Mr. Hannity pointed out that he was wearing a tie from Mr. Trump’s retail collection.

That was not enough of a plug for Mr. Trump.

“Buy ’em at Macy’s,” he told the crowd.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/28/u...ng-marketplace-for-former-gop-candidates.html


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It is quite the spectacle.
 
Craig said:
Interesting takes from CPAC...A marketplace of books and ties.


OXON HILL, Md. — Newt Gingrich put in a word for his wife’s line of children’s history books featuring an inquisitive pachyderm named Ellis the Elephant.

As Sarah Palin was thrashing President Obama’s foreign policy, a copy of her best seller on the secularization of Christmas was being peddled at a kiosk downstairs...

...“There are a lot of reasons for running for president,” said Stephen K. Bannon, the executive chairman of Breitbart News. “And getting to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue often isn’t one of them.”...



...“They’re make-believe candidates, but we all agree to pretend that maybe they will run,” said Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform. “Why?”...“On a stage with Bush, Walker, Christie, Jindal, Perry, Rand and Cruz,” he asked, “the munchkins are going to be taken seriously?”...



...This week, he told The Washington Post he was more serious than ever, backing up the assertion by saying he had not committed to a new season of “The Celebrity Apprentice.”

But an executive at NBC said that the planning for the next season was still far out, and that Mr. Trump would not normally be expected to have committed to the show by this point.

On Friday, as Mr. Trump stood on stage at CPAC with Sean Hannity, Mr. Hannity pointed out that he was wearing a tie from Mr. Trump’s retail collection.

That was not enough of a plug for Mr. Trump.

“Buy ’em at Macy’s,” he told the crowd.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/28/u...ng-marketplace-for-former-gop-candidates.html
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That is what conventions are. A place for the speakers and the organizers to hawk their wares.

connie
 
BitterPill said:
Sounds like you're primed for a bet. Name the stakes.
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I am a Gambler (did quite well at Casino the other week)
So, we got to figure out how/what to bet and how to deliver said Prize_________
especially since we don't know each other than Dawg/BitterPill..............
So, if bet is established and loser doesn't pay, how do we know where to go to collect__off_____loser that doesn't pay up...........
So far in over a decade I have witnessed several 'online bets' and neither party paid-up.

Hummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, we have 21 months, we'll decide on something....of course I have something YOU don't have and can't get........

what ya got_______________________
 
connieb said:
That is what conventions are. A place for the speakers and the organizers to hawk their wares.

connie
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maybe they will opine on DNC convention and three votes against Jesus................which was over-ruled by those on stage................hummmmmmmmmmmmm........they never talk of their own, just those that aren't.


http://sidewalkschalk.com/2012/09/06/three-times-they-said-no-to-god-democratic-national-convention/

of course they had to add GOD for votes evidently.............
 
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Dawg said:
maybe they will opine on DNC convention and three votes against Jesus................which was over-ruled by those on stage................hummmmmmmmmmmmm........they never talk of their own, just those that aren't.
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That is all haters got.
 
Dawg said:
maybe they will opine on DNC convention and three votes against Jesus................which was over-ruled by those on stage................hummmmmmmmmmmmm........they never talk of their own, just those that aren't.
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Topic is CPAC...and please note...two of the passages are quotes from Republicans...
 
Dawg said:
"HOPE AND CHANGE"
"a more transparent, collaborative and participatory government"

Fools fell for those shit wares
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Trump is selling you ties and TV shows...

make believe candidates...says Grover Norquist...
 
Craig said:
Topic is CPAC...and please note...two of the passages are quotes from Republicans...
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So glad you took such interest and posted those, now I don't have to waste my time wondering WTF was said..................
 
Dawg said:
So glad you took such interest and posted those, now I don't have to waste my time wondering WTF was said..................
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Sure. If it helps you understand that not even the Republicans seem to like the Republicans very much...then the effort was worth it.
 
Craig said:
Sure. If it helps you understand that not even the Republicans seem to like the Republicans very much...then the effort was worth it.
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That is sort of the point of being an individual. You don't have to like or even get along or work with other people who claim to be on your side. You are supposed to follow your own conscience.
 
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