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| Just describing their fallback position, if they're smart. Which they ain't >< by fucking newbie 11/07/2012, 10:34am PST | ||||
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| I wouldn't say the failure was part of a bigger plan ICJ, just a convenient turn of events if they spin it right to their own base. It's like the mention made of Kerry after his run - people are going to be telling themselves they have no idea where the fuck anyone came up with Romney, and Ryan is perceivable as the same kind of bleach-drinking crazy as Lieberman. As losses go, this is the kind of loss that can be a boon to the party at large - as opposed to a Jeb Bush run that lost, etc.
I'd give anything for a useful opposition party, mind you. If they lived up to their alleged principles of small-government-limited-spending-no-gays for all of a second we'd be far closer to actually checking this awful neo-mercantilist shit. |
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So who won already? God, this election. NT by 11/06/2012, 3:45pm PST  New Mexico went blue NT by 11/06/2012, 8:10pm PST Why wouldn't the Christian Right throw their weight behind a heretic? NT by 11/06/2012, 8:15pm PST Barack HUSSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIIIIIIINNNNNNNNN Obama NT by 11/06/2012, 8:25pm PST Turns out Romney-Ryan was just the flipside of Kerry-Lieberman. Incumbency has by 11/07/2012, 12:39am PST re by 11/07/2012, 10:27am PST Just describing their fallback position, if they're smart. Which they ain't >< by 11/07/2012, 10:34am PST And to top off, Ryan's chair of the house committee that passes the federal budg by 11/07/2012, 11:07am PST |
