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On January 24 2012 11:22 Saryph wrote:
According to Gingrich's tax plan Mitt Romney would pay no taxes at all.
Maybe he's trying to bribe him out of the race...
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This might be worse than last Monday's Fox debate.
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If they have another 12 debates neither of them will be electable, everyone is going to hate them both equally.
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On January 24 2012 11:33 Derez wrote:
If they have another 12 debates neither of them will be electable, everyone is going to hate them both equally.
ROFL that made my day, I really hope NBC doesn't let this crap continue after the break lol
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That definitely went really badly for Gingrich there. Didn't know Romney had it in him.
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I don't think Gingrich expected it, he looked really dumbfounded and at a loss for words.
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There was a pause from Gingrich for something like 3-5 seconds, which felt like forever, that was very uncharacteristic of him.
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It's time for Ron Paul to memorize some one-liners. It's like a full lecture on economics.
Romney has a decent answer on regulation of financial markets at least. Now onto a ridiculous topic: Cuba!, ir's like corn in Iowa.
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On January 24 2012 11:41 Derez wrote:
It's time for Ron Paul to memorize some one-liners. It's like a full lecture on economics.
LOL, he seems so smart that I can't even understand him.
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Santorum proposed allowing Americans to write off losses on their homes if they sell them. I thought people said the deficit was a problem...
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Economist is confused. What happened?
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There is an article on CNN which the writer believes Gingrich is very unpopular with the Republican Party. I think his claims have some merits; I am also not very surprised.
I think Santorum is actually the best candidate right now. Gingrich is totally crazy (no tax on capital gains, lol) and it was him that caused the gridlock in the House 10+ years ago (that pretty much forced him to resign); Romney is way too rich and is perceived to only represent the interest of Wall Street; Santorum, however, does seem to represent tranditional conservative values.
In the end, I think it's a difficult choice if I were to choose - the Republican Party seriously got very few good candidates to offer. I think Obama is going to get a second term now.
Unless, of course, Michael Bloomberg decides to run. I suspect that he might decide to run if he sees the GOP offering a horrible candidate driving by the Tea Party's special interests.
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Gingrich will go to war with Cuba, does that top Santorum with Iran?
Time for Ron Paul to shine on foreign policy!
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On January 24 2012 11:43 acker wrote:
Economist is confused. What happened?
They're blaming Dodd-Frank for the housing market problems, a bill that was written as a result of the housing market problems.
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What are peoples' opinions on Sheldon Adelson, one of the richest Americans and a casino mogul, dropping $10 million into Newt's Super-PAC?
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Ehh, it's kind of sad how un-informed they are about the situation in Cuba.
Paul's got it though.
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On January 24 2012 11:44 Sufficiency wrote:
There is an article on CNN which the writer believes Gingrich is very unpopular with the Republican Party. I think his claims have some merits; I am also not very surprised.
I think Santorum is actually the best candidate right now. Gingrich is totally crazy (no tax on capital gains, lol) and it was him that caused the gridlock in the House 10+ years ago (that pretty much forced him to resign); Romney is way too rich and is perceived to only represent the interest of Wall Street; Santorum, however, does seem to represent tranditional conservative values.
In the end, I think it's a difficult choice if I were to choose - the Republican Party seriously got very few good candidates to offer. I think Obama is going to get a second term now.
Unless, of course, Michael Bloomberg decides to run. I suspect that he might decide to run if he sees the GOP offering a horrible candidate driving by the Tea Party's special interests.
It's too late for a new candidate. A lot of primaries no longer are accepting candidates, and the only other option is write-in.
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Hey what now? Cuba is no longer Communist, but Jihadist?
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