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US Election 2016

Carlsen

Carlsen

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I just see a program about Hillary Clinton and they show Hillary in the 2008 campaign. Gov Christie of New Jersey he and Sen Elisabeth Warren say they will not run for President. Now that the 2014 election is finished, who do you think will be Republican and Democrat candidates for President

I think Republican Candidates will be Gov Christie, Rubio, Ryan, Brewer, the other Bush, Rand Paul

Democrat Candidates: Hillary Clinton, Warren, Omalley, Biden, Kermit the Frog

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I bet Kermit will have great chances to win the race! Just think about it, the first green president! The first not mammal president! He definitely needs to use it in his platform.
And talking seriously... How about Ben Carson?
 
Repubs tossing their hats in the ring: Christie, Jeb Bush, Rubio, Jindal, Rand Paul, Carson, Cruz, Walker, and probably 3 or 4 more. By primary time, it will be down to Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, and Scott Walker. If this Congress actually does something the next two years, you will see a Rand Paul/Jan Brewer ticket. If Congress erupts into a free-for-all food fight between the GOP and the Tea Party, you will see a Ted Cruz/Scott Walker... hard right wing wacko ticket.

I still don't know if we've seen the Democratic Party candidate yet. I do think Clinton and Warren will both be players. If Clinton wants the nomination, there's not enough 'nads out there to oust her. I just don't think she has the energy, today, to fight the viscious political battles it will take to win in 2016.

Again, we are a "what have you done for me today" culture. The two-term POTUS will have zero effect on the 2016 election, no matter how much the Pubs attempt to paint it that way. Who is named POTUS in 2016 is totally and completely dependent on what the Republican led Congress accomplishes... or does not accomplish... in the next two years.
 
Tameamea said:
I bet Kermit will have great chances to win the race! Just think about it, the first green president! The first not mammal president! He definitely needs to use it in his platform.
And talking seriously... How about Ben Carson?
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Ben Carson he write a book and the library say it is out now. I want to read this so I know more about him

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Klunker said:
Repubs tossing their hats in the ring: Christie, Jeb Bush, Rubio, Jindal, Rand Paul, Carson, Cruz, Walker, and probably 3 or 4 more. By primary time, it will be down to Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, and Scott Walker. If this Congress actually does something the next two years, you will see a Rand Paul/Jan Brewer ticket. If Congress erupts into a free-for-all food fight between the GOP and the Tea Party, you will see a Ted Cruz/Scott Walker... hard right wing wacko ticket.

I still don't know if we've seen the Democratic Party candidate yet. I do think Clinton and Warren will both be players. If Clinton wants the nomination, there's not enough 'nads out there to oust her. I just don't think she has the energy, today, to fight the viscious political battles it will take to win in 2016.

Again, we are a "what have you done for me today" culture. The two-term POTUS will have zero effect on the 2016 election, no matter how much the Pubs attempt to paint it that way. Who is named POTUS in 2016 is totally and completely dependent on what the Republican led Congress accomplishes... or does not accomplish... in the next two years.
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Överens med, Hillary and Elisabeth Warren will be for Democrats and Gov Omalley also
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Carlsen said:
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I just see a program about Hillary Clinton and they show Hillary in the 2008 campaign. Gov Christie of New Jersey he and Sen Elisabeth Warren say they will not run for President. Now that the 2014 election is finished, who do you think will be Republican and Democrat candidates for President

I think Republican Candidates will be Gov Christie, Rubio, Ryan, Brewer, the other Bush, Rand Paul

Democrat Candidates: Hillary Clinton, Warren, Omalley, Biden, Kermit the Frog

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Kermit the Frog... that's hilarious, but California elected Schwarzenegger governor which was nearly as bad.
 
Klunker said:
Repubs tossing their hats in the ring: Christie, Jeb Bush, Rubio, Jindal, Rand Paul, Carson, Cruz, Walker, and probably 3 or 4 more. By primary time, it will be down to Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, and Scott Walker. If this Congress actually does something the next two years, you will see a Rand Paul/Jan Brewer ticket. If Congress erupts into a free-for-all food fight between the GOP and the Tea Party, you will see a Ted Cruz/Scott Walker... hard right wing wacko ticket.

I still don't know if we've seen the Democratic Party candidate yet. I do think Clinton and Warren will both be players. If Clinton wants the nomination, there's not enough 'nads out there to oust her. I just don't think she has the energy, today, to fight the viscious political battles it will take to win in 2016.

Again, we are a "what have you done for me today" culture. The two-term POTUS will have zero effect on the 2016 election, no matter how much the Pubs attempt to paint it that way. Who is named POTUS in 2016 is totally and completely dependent on what the Republican led Congress accomplishes... or does not accomplish... in the next two years.
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As a dependably biased, bleeding heart liberal, I don't think Hillary has the chance of a fart in a windstorm of getting nominated. I'm willing to declare myself the canary in the mineshaft on that one. Her best shot would be to hide out until the last minute. She's stale. Bill has a better chance.

To predict the Republican nominee, watch who starts out with the "anyone but" designation ("anyone but Reagan", "anyone but McCain", "anyone but Romney")....remember? That's who survives the Republican primary process after the bagger cheers for craziest statements die down.
 
BitterPill said:
Kermit the Frog... that's hilarious, but California elected Schwarzenegger governor which was nearly as bad.
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Nearly? Kermit is all-American. Arnold is the son of an Austrian Nazi whose English hasn't improved in 40 years.
 
zzigzzag said:
Nearly? Kermit is all-American. Arnold is the son of an Austrian Nazi whose English hasn't improved in 40 years.
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Yeah... I do wish Kermit had been governor. Couldn't have done any worse, and he is American, so he could become president while Arnold never can. Plus, Kermit never cheated on his wife.
 
BitterPill said:
This is all you need to know:

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There you go! To destroy the U.S., go for judeo-christian values and the family structure, cause to Ben, that's what makes us strong. Not our constitution, not our system of government, not having educated people, not great innovators and inventors, not manufacturing, not taking care off our citizens, not democracy or the orderly transition of power. It all comes down to religion and family structure. Hey, it was a snippet, maybe he was inclusive in that family structure definition, if not in the religion inclusiveness.
 
Kermit will have just as much chance of winning as John McCain had in 2008.

For Democrats, if Hillary runs, any opponents if she even has any, will be of the caliber of Kermit. When a party has its candidate or knows it's going to lose, the "real" candidates don't taint themselves by stepping up.

For Republicans I see Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Rick Perry, a few no-names and possibly Scott Walker, Romney and Christie.

Every single one of those has deal breaking negatives but every one of them is better than Hillary. So whoever the GOP chooses I will vote for. I hope the nominee has (1) experience in governing, (2) personal qualities that allow him to rally the people.

I wouldn't mind seeing Condoleeza Rice run or be selected for VP. I would love that and Condi could win.

I wouldn't mind seeing Kelly Ayote, Nicki Haley, Mary Fallin or Meg Whitman on the list but I don't see any of them as being well-known enough across the country to win a presidential election.
 
Boca said:
All I know is we can neither afford or survive another social experiment.
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And that right there rules out Ben Carson who lacks experience in governing anything. I would love to see him on someone's cabinet though.
 
zzigzzag said:
As a dependably biased, bleeding heart liberal, I don't think Hillary has the chance of a fart in a windstorm of getting nominated. I'm willing to declare myself the canary in the mineshaft on that one. Her best shot would be to hide out until the last minute. She's stale. Bill has a better chance.

To predict the Republican nominee, watch who starts out with the "anyone but" designation ("anyone but Reagan", "anyone but McCain", "anyone but Romney")....remember? That's who survives the Republican primary process after the bagger cheers for craziest statements die down.[/QUOTE
zzigzzag said:
As a dependably biased, bleeding heart liberal, I don't think Hillary has the chance of a fart in a windstorm of getting nominated. I'm willing to declare myself the canary in the mineshaft on that one. Her best shot would be to hide out until the last minute. She's stale. Bill has a better chance.

To predict the Republican nominee, watch who starts out with the "anyone but" designation ("anyone but Reagan", "anyone but McCain", "anyone but Romney")....remember? That's who survives the Republican primary process after the bagger cheers for craziest statements die down.
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Me too. I've said for ages she won't be a candidate when it comes time to make a run for president.

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I love pretending to have a crystal ball!

My guess: Democrats Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren, Lyndon LaRouche, Brian Schweitzer, Joe Biden, Loretta Sanchez.

Republicans Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Paul Ryan, Rand Paul, Mitt Romney, Joe Arpaio, Pat Buchanan, Herman Cain, Rick Perry, Scott Walker, Sarah Palin, Mia Love, Rick Snyder, Newt Gingrich, Chuck Hagel.

My imagined "just for fun" scenario: Warren wins the New Hampshire primary providing the only excitement in Clinton's gallop to an easy nomination. She selects Chuck Hagel as her running mate.
On the Republican side, there are a lot of early successes for different candidates: e.g., Ryan in Iowa, Cruz in New Hampshire, Buchanan in South Carolina, and Rubio in Florida. After a few more Rubio victories the party establishment coalesces around him, while the opposition starts to center on Buchanan, with Cruz and Arpaio acting as spoilers for him. Rubio clinches the nomination by March and selects Michele Bachmann as his running mate.
A disgruntled right wing launches an independent Buchanan-Paul ticket which picks up a number of electoral votes in the south, while Rubio picks up more Northern states than past Republican nominees to eke out a narrow victory.
 
Boca said:
As well I hope the first woman president .....who for some weird reason is convinced " it's only fair" is a qualification.?
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Insulting Jen is a fine strategy. I do it all the time. But you're so obtuse, you don't even know you did that, do you?
 
Boca said:
Reading comp, remedial stuff, would do wonders for you. I'm sure of it.
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I'm waiting for Jen to come to your defense on your assessment of female candidates. Two days and your ass is still hanging out there alone.
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