[quote=XBoxBoy]I pretty much guarantee that whoever runs, and regardless of whoever wins, we’ll still get more of the same crap that passes for governing in this country.[/quote]
In that case the Republicans should save us the trouble and reelect Obama. haha…
[quote=briansd1]Of all the potential Republicans, I like Michael Bloomberg the most.
He’s pragmatic and has experience running New York City.[/quote]
Bloomberg is progressive liberal who switched parties to get elected Mayor. He has even less of a chance than McCain of being elected President or even winning the primary.
[quote=briansd1]Of all the potential Republicans, I like Michael Bloomberg the most.
He’s pragmatic and has experience running New York City.[/quote]
Bloomberg is progressive liberal who switched parties to get elected Mayor. He has even less of a chance than McCain of being elected President or even winning the primary.
[quote=briansd1]Of all the potential Republicans, I like Michael Bloomberg the most.
He’s pragmatic and has experience running New York City.[/quote]
Bloomberg is progressive liberal who switched parties to get elected Mayor. He has even less of a chance than McCain of being elected President or even winning the primary.
[quote=briansd1]Of all the potential Republicans, I like Michael Bloomberg the most.
He’s pragmatic and has experience running New York City.[/quote]
Bloomberg is progressive liberal who switched parties to get elected Mayor. He has even less of a chance than McCain of being elected President or even winning the primary.
[quote=briansd1]Of all the potential Republicans, I like Michael Bloomberg the most.
He’s pragmatic and has experience running New York City.[/quote]
Bloomberg is progressive liberal who switched parties to get elected Mayor. He has even less of a chance than McCain of being elected President or even winning the primary.
