Absentee ballot for the President of the United States

geetrue · 10-21-12, 07:48 PM

Seriously, where is the next republican canidate going to come from?

If Mitt Romney loses there is no one left to consider. Romney would take Paul Ryan down with him. McCain is too old four years from now.
They won't even let Palin talk about anything republican since way before the convention.

Sanatorium even agreed that Obama would make a better president (perhaps he knows something we don't know).

Who does that leave? Senator Hatch from Utah? I don't think so ...

This really could be the end of the republican party as history knows it.
They still control the US congress of course, as long as they court the tea party that is.

That power could change every two years.

I think Mrs Cliton will run in 2016 even though she says "no" to that idea, but you know how women and politicians lie, right?

She would have no one running against her that I can see, leaving the real possiablity that the democrats could own the white house for the next 12 years.

By that time some young republican could rise up to challenge the democrats.

These are indeed strange times with unaswered reasons

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10-21-12, 07:48 PM	#16
geetrue Cold War Boomer Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Walla Walla Posts: 2,837 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Seriously, where is the next republican canidate going to come from? If Mitt Romney loses there is no one left to consider. Romney would take Paul Ryan down with him. McCain is too old four years from now. They won't even let Palin talk about anything republican since way before the convention. Sanatorium even agreed that Obama would make a better president (perhaps he knows something we don't know). Who does that leave? Senator Hatch from Utah? I don't think so ... This really could be the end of the republican party as history knows it. They still control the US congress of course, as long as they court the tea party that is. That power could change every two years. I think Mrs Cliton will run in 2016 even though she says "no" to that idea, but you know how women and politicians lie, right? She would have no one running against her that I can see, leaving the real possiablity that the democrats could own the white house for the next 12 years. By that time some young republican could rise up to challenge the democrats. These are indeed strange times with unaswered reasons __________________