Boys and Girls, if you aint watching....Newt tee'd off on John King (the moderator) from CNN right off the bat. This one is going to be a brawl.
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Boys and Girls, if you aint watching....Newt tee'd off on John King (the moderator) from CNN right off the bat. This one is going to be a brawl.
[QUOTE=MrSplitshot;478249]Boys and Girls, if you aint watching....Newt tee'd off on John King (the moderator) from CNN right off the bat. This one is going to be a brawl.[/QUOTE]
Newt just SEALED South Carolina.
I hope he wins the nomination......I just want to see him make Obama CRY in a debate.
Michelle might actually tell Newt to STFU and leave my "man" alone.......
Later,
Geo
[QUOTE=GeoFisher;478262]Newt just SEALED South Carolina.
I hope he wins the nomination......I just want to see him make Obama CRY in a debate.
Michelle might actually tell Newt to STFU and leave my "man" alone.......
Later,
Geo[/QUOTE]
I hope you are right....I think he could handle a debate against Obama better than the others for sure. He's pretty brutal.
I actually came away from the debate liking Santorum a little more than before. I'm growing a little tired of the Romney shtick. Ron Paul just doesn't do it for me either.
Agree Santorum is hitting some good points with me as well. I still like Newt for his edge and knowledge. Mitt just rubs me wrong?? I can't put my finger on it but something about him alarms me. I would vote for any of the GOP boys over Obamy any day and twice on Sundays (like the dems did for obamy:p).
When it comes down to it the upcoming banter between the POTUS and whoever wins this nomination is going to be 'MUST SEE TV". This is going to be "LIVE ACTION BABY":eek::eek: come an gitcha sum!
[QUOTE=DJD;478294]Agree Santorum is hitting some good points with me as well. I still like Newt for his edge and knowledge. Mitt just rubs me wrong?? I can't put my finger on it but something about him alarms me. I would vote for any of the GOP boys over Obamy any day and twice on Sundays (like the dems did for obamy:p).
When it comes down to it the upcoming banter between the POTUS and whoever wins this nomination is going to be 'MUST SEE TV". This is going to be "LIVE ACTION BABY":eek::eek: come an gitcha sum![/QUOTE]
Santorum REALLY did good. The first time he actually was able to drive some of his points home.
I'm on his side a little with the Right to Life issues, BUT those are not driving forces for me right now. Maybe they should be. Maybe he and the RTL movement is right. MAYBE. But for me, there are much bigger fish to fry.
If it takes a "less conservative" conservative this time, then so be it. I'd much rather have our FISCAL house in order, and then start working on our moral house. That will be a hell of a battle anyways. I do agree that the moral breakdown of families is a BIG issue, and has a lot to do with some of our countries issues.
Santorum quoted statistics about marriage and family and stated that the best way to eliminate poverty was to be MARRIED and stay married.
I cannot find the details on the stats right now, but it was a very compelling argument.
Later,
Geo
Good debate IMO...however, I believe there is some validity to the concerns regarding Newt's personal life. I believe in the sanctity of marriage, and when a man has gone through three wives, cheating on one that we know of...I just don't believe that that man has good moral fibers. Am I wrong? Sure, Newt has good one liners, but we need much more than that in order to beat Obama. Newt has to much baggage in Washington. On the other hand, Romney care is going to hurt Romney big time. Frankly, I don't know about any of them right now.
-Rich
[QUOTE=GeoFisher;478262]Newt just SEALED South Carolina.
I hope he wins the nomination......I just want to see him make Obama CRY in a debate.
Michelle might actually tell Newt to STFU and leave my "man" alone.......
Later,
Geo[/QUOTE]
Wrong IMO. Watched it start to finish and it was a weak overall performance for Gingrich.
Santorum had his guns blazing, and at times Romney was good. Paul came off loopy as ever. If I had to pick a winner of this debate it would be Santorum hands down.
I really hope Gingrich doesn't make it. During the course of the campaign against Obama he will pop off some comment or do something that will sink him. Even if he doesn't self destruct I don't believe he can win a national election carrying all his baggage. Plus I don't like his personal life, and his current wife is kind of scary. Bless her heart she's looks like she constructed of plastic.
SC will go Romney by a narrow margin over Gingrich, and Santorum will pick up a few more points.
Lets see, 1st wife has cancer, gnewt splits, second wife MLS, gnewt splits. There is NO moral conviction in this turd! Lf he made vows before God, and broke them twice, then maybe a comic book should be used in the event he does become president.So he turned catholic,this makes everything right? its like me sitting in a garage and calling myself a lexus.He led the fight to impeach clinton, while he was having a tryst. does the word hypocrit mean anything.Santorim has the guts to keep and love a child that has problems,The abortion issue is also bull crap. have the kid so we can make sure its under educated, under nourished, and with minimal health care, these are christian values? Not the ones I was taught.There is no moral majority in this country, in fact morality has become a joke.Gnewt says there will be a place for sarah in his cabinet, for what???
[QUOTE=GeoFisher;478305]Santorum REALLY did good. The first time he actually was able to drive some of his points home.
I'm on his side a little with the Right to Life issues, BUT those are not driving forces for me right now. Maybe they should be. Maybe he and the RTL movement is right. MAYBE. But for me, there are much bigger fish to fry.
If it takes a "less conservative" conservative this time, then so be it. I'd much rather have our FISCAL house in order, and then start working on our moral house. That will be a hell of a battle anyways. I do agree that the moral breakdown of families is a BIG issue, and has a lot to do with some of our countries issues.
Santorum quoted statistics about marriage and family and stated that the best way to eliminate poverty was to be MARRIED and stay married.
I cannot find the details on the stats right now, but it was a very compelling argument.
Later,
Geo[/QUOTE]
I'm waiting for some dirt on Santorum....He can't be squeaky clean and Conservative!?!? Can he?? So far IMO.... he seems to be the most stable, consistant candidate up there.
Agreed...the morality of our country is shot. Personally, I really don't see that coming back. It's to easy to be a crooked, liar, lazy, cheating bas-turd because for the most part thats what runs our country in Washington and even at the state and city level.
Ron Paul has some good points but not enough of them. He is pretty radical with his statements and at that level he should have tamed them down as to not alarm people.