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June 18, 2011 at 1:28 AM #705677August 8, 2011 at 10:03 AM #715968briansd1Guest
No way, no how, Jon Hunstman can win the primary.
The way the Republican party has turned into mean, the civility candidate doesn’t have a chance.
The hatred of Obama is so visceral on the right that primary voters want someone who will sock it to Obama.
Even Mitt Romney is too civil as far are Republicans go these days.
It’ll be interesting to see Rick Perry enter the race. I believe the Republicans want a loud spoken, religious conservative.
August 8, 2011 at 10:03 AM #716058briansd1GuestNo way, no how, Jon Hunstman can win the primary.
The way the Republican party has turned into mean, the civility candidate doesn’t have a chance.
The hatred of Obama is so visceral on the right that primary voters want someone who will sock it to Obama.
Even Mitt Romney is too civil as far are Republicans go these days.
It’ll be interesting to see Rick Perry enter the race. I believe the Republicans want a loud spoken, religious conservative.
August 8, 2011 at 10:03 AM #716658briansd1GuestNo way, no how, Jon Hunstman can win the primary.
The way the Republican party has turned into mean, the civility candidate doesn’t have a chance.
The hatred of Obama is so visceral on the right that primary voters want someone who will sock it to Obama.
Even Mitt Romney is too civil as far are Republicans go these days.
It’ll be interesting to see Rick Perry enter the race. I believe the Republicans want a loud spoken, religious conservative.
August 8, 2011 at 10:03 AM #716808briansd1GuestNo way, no how, Jon Hunstman can win the primary.
The way the Republican party has turned into mean, the civility candidate doesn’t have a chance.
The hatred of Obama is so visceral on the right that primary voters want someone who will sock it to Obama.
Even Mitt Romney is too civil as far are Republicans go these days.
It’ll be interesting to see Rick Perry enter the race. I believe the Republicans want a loud spoken, religious conservative.
August 8, 2011 at 10:03 AM #717170briansd1GuestNo way, no how, Jon Hunstman can win the primary.
The way the Republican party has turned into mean, the civility candidate doesn’t have a chance.
The hatred of Obama is so visceral on the right that primary voters want someone who will sock it to Obama.
Even Mitt Romney is too civil as far are Republicans go these days.
It’ll be interesting to see Rick Perry enter the race. I believe the Republicans want a loud spoken, religious conservative.
August 8, 2011 at 11:03 AM #716023poorgradstudentParticipantI agree that Huntsman doesn’t have a prayer to win the primary, which is a shame because he’s the only “adult” running for the nomination. Romney is an empty suit who will tell voters whatever he thinks they want to hear, and Bachmann is, well, Bachmann (appeals to the base, but is so far to the right she would likely hurt the Republicans down ticket if she actually won the nomination). Perry is an upgraded version of Bachmann, but in 2012 I’m not sure how well a sitting Governor who endorses prayer rallies will actually fly with moderate voters.
August 8, 2011 at 11:03 AM #716113poorgradstudentParticipantI agree that Huntsman doesn’t have a prayer to win the primary, which is a shame because he’s the only “adult” running for the nomination. Romney is an empty suit who will tell voters whatever he thinks they want to hear, and Bachmann is, well, Bachmann (appeals to the base, but is so far to the right she would likely hurt the Republicans down ticket if she actually won the nomination). Perry is an upgraded version of Bachmann, but in 2012 I’m not sure how well a sitting Governor who endorses prayer rallies will actually fly with moderate voters.
August 8, 2011 at 11:03 AM #716712poorgradstudentParticipantI agree that Huntsman doesn’t have a prayer to win the primary, which is a shame because he’s the only “adult” running for the nomination. Romney is an empty suit who will tell voters whatever he thinks they want to hear, and Bachmann is, well, Bachmann (appeals to the base, but is so far to the right she would likely hurt the Republicans down ticket if she actually won the nomination). Perry is an upgraded version of Bachmann, but in 2012 I’m not sure how well a sitting Governor who endorses prayer rallies will actually fly with moderate voters.
August 8, 2011 at 11:03 AM #716863poorgradstudentParticipantI agree that Huntsman doesn’t have a prayer to win the primary, which is a shame because he’s the only “adult” running for the nomination. Romney is an empty suit who will tell voters whatever he thinks they want to hear, and Bachmann is, well, Bachmann (appeals to the base, but is so far to the right she would likely hurt the Republicans down ticket if she actually won the nomination). Perry is an upgraded version of Bachmann, but in 2012 I’m not sure how well a sitting Governor who endorses prayer rallies will actually fly with moderate voters.
August 8, 2011 at 11:03 AM #717223poorgradstudentParticipantI agree that Huntsman doesn’t have a prayer to win the primary, which is a shame because he’s the only “adult” running for the nomination. Romney is an empty suit who will tell voters whatever he thinks they want to hear, and Bachmann is, well, Bachmann (appeals to the base, but is so far to the right she would likely hurt the Republicans down ticket if she actually won the nomination). Perry is an upgraded version of Bachmann, but in 2012 I’m not sure how well a sitting Governor who endorses prayer rallies will actually fly with moderate voters.
August 8, 2011 at 1:02 PM #716101briansd1GuestLooks like Perry is going to declare soon.
“Father, our heart breaks for America,” Perry said in 12 minutes of remarks that included prayer and Bible passages — but no direct mention of politics or his presidential plans. “We see discord at home. We see fear in the marketplace. We see anger in the halls of government and, as a nation, we have forgotten who made us, who protects us, who blesses us.”
He asked Christians to turn to God for answers to the nation’s troubles, and asked the audience to pray for President Barack Obama — though he did not use the Democratic incumbent’s name — as well as for the American troops killed in the weekend attack on a U.S. helicopter in Afghanistan.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/08/06/perry-prayer-rally-puts-2012-prospect-in-spotlight/
August 8, 2011 at 1:02 PM #716191briansd1GuestLooks like Perry is going to declare soon.
“Father, our heart breaks for America,” Perry said in 12 minutes of remarks that included prayer and Bible passages — but no direct mention of politics or his presidential plans. “We see discord at home. We see fear in the marketplace. We see anger in the halls of government and, as a nation, we have forgotten who made us, who protects us, who blesses us.”
He asked Christians to turn to God for answers to the nation’s troubles, and asked the audience to pray for President Barack Obama — though he did not use the Democratic incumbent’s name — as well as for the American troops killed in the weekend attack on a U.S. helicopter in Afghanistan.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/08/06/perry-prayer-rally-puts-2012-prospect-in-spotlight/
August 8, 2011 at 1:02 PM #716790briansd1GuestLooks like Perry is going to declare soon.
“Father, our heart breaks for America,” Perry said in 12 minutes of remarks that included prayer and Bible passages — but no direct mention of politics or his presidential plans. “We see discord at home. We see fear in the marketplace. We see anger in the halls of government and, as a nation, we have forgotten who made us, who protects us, who blesses us.”
He asked Christians to turn to God for answers to the nation’s troubles, and asked the audience to pray for President Barack Obama — though he did not use the Democratic incumbent’s name — as well as for the American troops killed in the weekend attack on a U.S. helicopter in Afghanistan.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/08/06/perry-prayer-rally-puts-2012-prospect-in-spotlight/
August 8, 2011 at 1:02 PM #716941briansd1GuestLooks like Perry is going to declare soon.
“Father, our heart breaks for America,” Perry said in 12 minutes of remarks that included prayer and Bible passages — but no direct mention of politics or his presidential plans. “We see discord at home. We see fear in the marketplace. We see anger in the halls of government and, as a nation, we have forgotten who made us, who protects us, who blesses us.”
He asked Christians to turn to God for answers to the nation’s troubles, and asked the audience to pray for President Barack Obama — though he did not use the Democratic incumbent’s name — as well as for the American troops killed in the weekend attack on a U.S. helicopter in Afghanistan.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/08/06/perry-prayer-rally-puts-2012-prospect-in-spotlight/
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