Who are you going to vote for if the vote was held today?

Quote from: MrRepublican on March 05, 2014, 09:50:43 PM
Who are you going to vote for if the vote was held today?

Golly, another first-post, forgot-Palin poll....again. Still stupid, and pathetic.

My leader right now is Scott Walker.

                           Rick Perry . 

Quote from: MrRepublican on March 05, 2014, 09:50:43 PM
Who are you going to vote for if the vote was held today?

Don't you feel just a weee bit stupid coming to a TEA forum where "Actual Conservatives" post, and calling yourself Mr Pub?
Not one of us identifies with that party as it stands, which is why we are no longer supporting the statusquo, rather killing off the crony/socialists in the party and stealing it from them.

                                       Indeed.  I see the vast majority of the ranks of the GOP as serving the same relationship toward the liberals that the "familiars" in the movie Blade had with the vampires .....and for that matter that Obama has with the Muslim Brotherhood .

Quote from: quiller on March 05, 2014, 10:04:03 PM
Golly, another first-post, forgot-Palin poll....again. Still stupid, and pathetic.

Eggs Zaktly.   Normal newbies post several thoughts in conversational-threads out-of-deference, and good manners... before beginning to compose their own threads. 

And I judge every potential rightie-candidate by Palin, whom I'd appoint as Secretary Of State in a heartbeat.  I hope she runs for President within the next decade or so.

Quote from: kit saginaw on March 06, 2014, 10:04:49 AM
Eggs Zaktly.   Normal newbies post several thoughts in conversational-threads out-of-deference, and good manners... before beginning to compose their own threads. 

And I judge every potential rightie-candidate by Palin, whom I'd appoint as Secretary Of State in a heartbeat.  I hope she runs for President within the next decade or so.

Well, it's the second time in roughly a month where the same poll not mentioning the same aforementioned Sarah Palin has been posted here by some drive-by halfwit like this one. It's a pathetic blatant effort to steer attention away from whoever the left does NOT want to win in the GOP nomination process.

I too strongly support her. And I ask you, could this image go over nearly as well had it been Moochelle Obama?

Quote from: kit saginaw on March 06, 2014, 10:04:49 AM
Normal newbies post several thoughts in conversational-threads out-of-deference, and good manners... before beginning to compose their own threads. 

This could use its own thread in itself. Thee and me and everybody else here was once a newbie...somewhere. At my last forum, I started with, "If you chase a liberal down the street with a pack of very large dogs, it that being cruel to the dogs?"

I've gotten over my shyness since then.

Me!

Vote Mother Superior

Quote from: The Boo Man... on March 06, 2014, 11:32:10 AM


Me!

Vote Mother Superior

Palin is intriguing.

She's got a hell of a list of leftist F-UP's regarding her, that she could unload like shrapnel against the dems and MSM, as part of a campaign.

She could hammer them for all believing that she's Tina Fey and she said all the lines from SNL....all of the stuff said about her kids....how they said she had no experience, and the ensuing Obama debacle.....all of her accurate predictions.  Every nasty salvo from them this time, she could show them saying the same last time.  Play it really nicely against "the war on women".

This is how the conservatives win in 2016.  A campaign and candidates with a carefully crafted strategy like this, not just grab-ass catch-up like McCain and Romney.

Quote from: Solar on March 06, 2014, 05:33:36 AM
Don't you feel just a weee bit stupid coming to a TEA forum where "Actual Conservatives" post, and calling yourself Mr Pub?
Not one of us identifies with that party as it stands, which is why we are no longer supporting the statusquo, rather killing off the crony/socialists in the party and stealing it from them.

We aren't stealing anything. That party belonged to conservatives to start with, we are simply taking it back to where it belongs. With the people.

Quote from: daidalos on March 06, 2014, 06:11:20 PM
We aren't stealing anything. That party belonged to conservatives to start with, we are simply taking it back to where it belongs. With the people.

Nope, it's never been an actual Conservative party based on the Constitution, ever.
So yes, we actually are stealing the Republican party.