Oops... I Meant Marco Save the Qween!
You know it's bad, when the "crown prince" of the Tea Party, Marco Rubio makes headlines for saving the Republican Qween, Nancy Reagan.
Yes, the junior Republican senator from Florida was escorting Nancy Reagan down the aisle of the Reagan Presidential Library when she slipped and fell. But within a few seconds, Super Marco dived in and prevented the Qween from hitting the floor within a few inches.
He was there to save the day and give an arousing speech, way to go Marco! Seriously, I don't know who I would vote for if it was between Ricky Perry and this idiot! What's sad is that if he were to run for office, President Obama would be screwed, because he would take all the Latin vote just for being from Cuba.
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Showing posts with label Republican News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Republican News. Show all posts
Friday, August 26, 2011
God Save the Queen!
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Marco Rubio,
Nancy Reagan,
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Republican News,
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Republican Qween,
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
First Major Republican Presidential Debate is No Slugfest
So, on the news this morning, all you hear is who won and who lost in the first major presidential debate of the election season 2011-2012. In my opinion, the only one who came with straight-forward answers was Ron Paul, even though he's a little nutty. As for the rest of the group, you can count them out. Lord help us, if Rick Perry decides to get into this late in the game. When are people going to learn?!?!
For those who have no idea who's running for the Republican party, here are your candidates so far.
Oops! They forgot to invite Fred Karger.
Oh that's right. He's gay, he don't count.
Michele Bachmann? Really? Are you fucking kidding me? I know what it was, it was the fact she said, "I have 23 foster children," not once, but twice. But supposedly she dominated the stage. I'm sorry, but after 30 minutes of watching this debacle, I had to change the channel.
Mitt Romney? Really? Presidential? Really? If you're wondering where I'm getting this Winner and Loser data from, it's from this article: New Hampshire Republican debate: Winners and losers. I don't know about you, but somebody needs to have a talk with Chris Cillizza about this. Mitt Romney came off as Presidential? Really? The only good going for him was that, "no one had the stomach to attack him directly." I do give credit to Cillizza for stating the obvious.
We won't even go to who Cillizza thinks the supposed losers are. You can go to CNN for that.
Also, Keep in mind: Rick Perry from our own state of Texas, Rudy Giuliani from New York, and Jon Huntsman from Utah, have yet to decide. Lord, help us.
For those who have no idea who's running for the Republican party, here are your candidates so far.
| Left to right: Newt Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, Rick Santorum, Fred Karger |
Oops! They forgot to invite Fred Karger.
Oh that's right. He's gay, he don't count.
The Supposed Winners:
Michele Bachmann? Really? Are you fucking kidding me? I know what it was, it was the fact she said, "I have 23 foster children," not once, but twice. But supposedly she dominated the stage. I'm sorry, but after 30 minutes of watching this debacle, I had to change the channel.
Mitt Romney? Really? Presidential? Really? If you're wondering where I'm getting this Winner and Loser data from, it's from this article: New Hampshire Republican debate: Winners and losers. I don't know about you, but somebody needs to have a talk with Chris Cillizza about this. Mitt Romney came off as Presidential? Really? The only good going for him was that, "no one had the stomach to attack him directly." I do give credit to Cillizza for stating the obvious.
We won't even go to who Cillizza thinks the supposed losers are. You can go to CNN for that.
Also, Keep in mind: Rick Perry from our own state of Texas, Rudy Giuliani from New York, and Jon Huntsman from Utah, have yet to decide. Lord, help us.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Ron Paul Kicking Obama Out of The White House
Ron came out of the conference with 30 percent of the straw vote, with Mitt Romney coming in second with 23 percent. All the other nuts, like Ricky Perry, Sarah Palin, Donald Trump, Chris Christie, Michele Bachmann, Mitch Daniels, Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum and Tim Pawlenty came out with less than 7 percent of the vote.

Commentator Franz said it best when he stated, "Ron Paul is for freedoms as long as it doesn't infringe upon his right to discriminate. Like most Libertarians. What they mean by live and let live, and less government is Fuck everyone else as long as government doesn't touch my money and my rights. Fuck Ron Paul, his whole platform is undermined by his permissiveness in reserving full protection of the law and equal economic distribution only for straight Christians."
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Craigslist Republicans, Gay Republicans; What's Next?
Why is it that so many Republican congressmen or senators are outed more often than not, IE. Mark Foley, Larry Craig and countless others? There's even the possibility that Lindsey Graham will be outed soon, as well But it isn't so much that they are outed, but moreso the fact, they push for legislation banning gays from having rights, they promulgate their agenda of hatred and fool their constituents into believing they are God-fearing men.
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| photos by gawker |
They are so deep-rooted in their religious beliefs that they think they can fool everyone. Well they fool the religious-right and conservatives alike.
I know that I've gone off subject, but I find it completely laughable that these men would rather humiliate themselves while in office, than be open about who they are from the beginning. And 99 percent of the time, these men are married with children.
Congressman Lee wasn't gay, but finding himself plastered all over the Craigslist Personals site half-naked wasn't a smart move either.
Read more about it at Gawker.com
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Craigslist,
Gawker,
Larry Craig,
Mark Foley,
politicians,
republican,
Republican News,
Senators
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Michele Bachmann Fails U.S. History 101
I honestly don't know what to say. I like this woman, but sometimes I question my own actions. Representative Michele Bachmann (R-Minnesota), who so valiantly spoke to us last night on CNN, seems to think that black people arriving in this country at the time our nation was formed were treated equally; "we were all the same," she states. What I like best about the video you're about to see is that she states our Founding Fathers "worked tirelessly until slavery was no more in the United States." I think she failed to read the part where it said, George Washington had slaves.
I sometimes wonder why people vote for her year after year, she is the most incompetent human being on earth. I thought Bush was bad, but damn, Lord have Mercy on her. Okay, okay, I'm not here to bash anyone, but she truly needs to brush up on her history if she and Palin are planning to run for president in 2012.
Enjoy the Video...The Silver Fox puts Michele Bachmann in her place.
I sometimes wonder why people vote for her year after year, she is the most incompetent human being on earth. I thought Bush was bad, but damn, Lord have Mercy on her. Okay, okay, I'm not here to bash anyone, but she truly needs to brush up on her history if she and Palin are planning to run for president in 2012.
Enjoy the Video...The Silver Fox puts Michele Bachmann in her place.
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political videos,
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politics,
republican,
Republican News,
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
Romney Wins 2012 N.H. Strawpoll
The Presidential race is about to kick off and the GOP has their first straw poll winner, former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney. He has taken the trophy in New Hampshire, the first state in the Union to hold their primary. The good news; Mike Huckabee, the religious fanatic, is way down in the poll.
Final results of ABC News/WMUR/New Hampshire Republican Party Straw Poll.
- Mitt Romney - 97 (35.14%)
- Ron Paul - 29 (10.51%)
- Tim Pawlenty - 21 7.61%)
- Sarah Palin - 19 (6.88%)
- Michele Bachmann - 14 (5.07%)
- Jim DeMint - 14 (5.07%)
- Herman Cain - 11 (3.99%)
- Chris Christie - 9 (3.26%)
- Rick Santorum - 9 (3.26%)
- Mitch Daniels - 8 (2.90%)
- Newt Gingrich - 7 (2.54%)
- Mike Huckabee - 7 (2.54%)
- Mike Pence - 7 (2.54%)
- Rudy Giuliani - 6 (2.17%)
- Judd Gregg - 5 (1.81%)
- Gary Johnson - 5 (1.81%)
- Other - 5 (1.81%)
- Donald Trump - 3 (1.09%)
- Henry Barbour - 2 (0.72%)
- Jon Huntsman - 0 (0.00%)
- John Thune - 0 (0.00%)
Filed Under:
Elections,
New Hampshire,
News,
Political Polls,
politics,
Polls,
Presidential Election,
republican,
Republican News,
Strawpoll
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