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I dunno, some fat guys live forever.
I dunno, some fat guys live forever.
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This new rhetoric to tone down the rhetoric is simply empty rhetoric.
I've been saying it for months.... Do a search...
I have no use for republicans, or democrats, but I like Christie, he can both reach across the aisles and is a straight talker.
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This new rhetoric to tone down the rhetoric is simply empty rhetoric.
Ross Perot in my lifetime was the only 3rd party candidate to get any real attention at all...and he only ran to assure GHBush didnt win the election...all other 3 party candidates garnered even less support than Perot...Nader, Ron Paul...and the couple of others that never got on the ballot....a 3rd party has never even came close...and I for sure wont see one...
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No, not that part, the voting for Obama part.I've been saying it for months.... Do a search...
I have no use for republicans, or democrats, but I like Christie, he can both reach across the aisles and is a straight talker.
DiggDel.icio.usFacebookTwitterRedditGoogle Bookmark- Colonel Paul YinglingNobody who wins a war indulges in a bifurcated definition of victory. War is a political act; victory and defeat have meaning only in political terms. A country incapable of achieving its political objectives at an acceptable cost is losing the war, regardless of battlefield events.
Bifurcating victory (e.g. winning militarily, losing politically) is a useful salve for defeated armies. The "stab in the back" narrative helped take the sting out of failure for German generals after WWI and their American counterparts after Vietnam.
All the same, it's nonsense. To paraphrase Vince Lombardi, show me a political loser, and I'll show you a loser.
There's a lot to like about Chirsite, but he has played hardball with the big boys yet. The best of people tend to look like turds when that process gets hold of them . . . . Sadly.I've been saying it for months.... Do a search...
I have no use for republicans, or democrats, but I like Christie, he can both reach across the aisles and is a straight talker.
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yeah man, I've been saying for months that I'd be voting for Obama.....
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This new rhetoric to tone down the rhetoric is simply empty rhetoric.
roflamooooooooo
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He seems to handle that stuff with aplomb, during the gubernatorial election they went at him hard, alot about his weight.... he made the funnier jokes about it.
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This new rhetoric to tone down the rhetoric is simply empty rhetoric.
guessed I missed it lol
DiggDel.icio.usFacebookTwitterRedditGoogle Bookmark- Colonel Paul YinglingNobody who wins a war indulges in a bifurcated definition of victory. War is a political act; victory and defeat have meaning only in political terms. A country incapable of achieving its political objectives at an acceptable cost is losing the war, regardless of battlefield events.
Bifurcating victory (e.g. winning militarily, losing politically) is a useful salve for defeated armies. The "stab in the back" narrative helped take the sting out of failure for German generals after WWI and their American counterparts after Vietnam.
All the same, it's nonsense. To paraphrase Vince Lombardi, show me a political loser, and I'll show you a loser.
Politics is a dirty business.
DiggDel.icio.usFacebookTwitterRedditGoogle Bookmark- Colonel Paul YinglingNobody who wins a war indulges in a bifurcated definition of victory. War is a political act; victory and defeat have meaning only in political terms. A country incapable of achieving its political objectives at an acceptable cost is losing the war, regardless of battlefield events.
Bifurcating victory (e.g. winning militarily, losing politically) is a useful salve for defeated armies. The "stab in the back" narrative helped take the sting out of failure for German generals after WWI and their American counterparts after Vietnam.
All the same, it's nonsense. To paraphrase Vince Lombardi, show me a political loser, and I'll show you a loser.
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