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  • If you listen to conservative talk radio, and you don't like what you are hearing, why do you listen to it?

    @browns149 said:

    If you listen to conservative talk radio, and you don't like what you are hearing, why do you listen to it?

    That was stupid. Shouldn't have to explain why.

  • Carson has no idea what he's doing...

  • Carson has no idea what he's doing...

    @mld-woody said:

    Carson has no idea what he's doing...

    Well you are correct in the sense that he's not a politician, a lawyer or a community organizer. He is, however, probably the smartest and best educated of any candidate on either side so far.

    I'm guessing if he were also a left-wing idealogue you think he was brilliant.

    WSS

  • @mld-woody said:

    Carson has no idea what he's doing...

    Well you are correct in the sense that he's not a politician, a lawyer or a community organizer. He is, however, probably the smartest and best educated of any candidate on either side so far.

    I'm guessing if he were also a left-wing idealogue you think he was brilliant.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Well you are correct in the sense that he's not a politician, a lawyer or a community organizer. He is, however, probably the smartest and best educated of any candidate on either side so far.

    I'm guessing if he were also a left-wing idealogue you think he was brilliant.

    WSS

    No, I still wouldn't vote for him.

    He was timid. He wasn't assertive. He constantly looked at his note cards...

    ... And he thinks the earth is fucking 6000 years old. That shows a serious lack of reasoning. Yes, he's a brilliant doctor, but I can't ignore legitimately believing in a Young Earth.

    Whether is for or against gay marriage. For or against legal abortions. Whatever. I can't get past the 6000 year old earth thing.

  • Well You're certainly free to vote for whomever you wish.

    And you are free to choose whatever criteria means most to you.

    WSS

  • "I'm guessing if he were also a left-wing ideologue you think he was brilliant."

    Well if he were, Cal would hate him, and call him names

  • Well if he were, Cal would hate him, and call him names 149

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    The difference is, I would very strongly bash his leftist/corrupt "stances"..

    but I wouldn't believe in who he is and what he stands for.

    See, I READ his book. And, as a neurosurgeon, if he were a liberal lefty, how the hell can

    anybody claim he isn't brilliant, just because of his politics?

    If a pig had wings, it would fly as hillary clinton.

  • You'd think they might want to actually win a Presidential Election for once?

    Yes, the vast majority of Americans are unhappy with the direction our country is heading under Obama (myself included). But it's also clear the majority of Americans don't like ESTABLISHMENT GOP candidates. For example, an Establishment GOP candidate has only won the popular vote of a presidential election once out of the last seven (Bush V Kerry, and just barely at that). I want to vote republican, as i support their supposed stance on many social issues, but I wll not vote for a moron like Jeb "my children are mexican" Bush, Walker the worker hater, or old Geezer Hackabee.

    If you listen to conservative talk radio, you hear constant praise for idiots and Koch puppets like Jeb Bush (lol), Scott "lower than average job creation" Walker, et.al.. To go along with the shilling of Establishment candidates, you also hear the constant lambasting of Donald Trump. The Hosts must have daily checks coming in from the Koch brothers because of the way they latch onto every piece of information that might hurt Trump's candidacy (it usually doesn't.)

    I'm not a fan of Trump the person, Im a fan of what he represents: A real candidate with real opinions who is not afraid to stay true to himself regadles of the party line.

    I'd vote for Trump, Kasich Fiorina, maybe Rubio.... absolutely will not vote for Bush, Walker, Christie orHuckabee. I just wont vote if any of these lame-brains win the nomination.

    Come on GOP, give us someone worth voting for!!

    (by the way, Ben Carson is popular among racists who want to try to pretend to no be racist by showing support for a black candidate....what has he ever done politically?)

    @pumpkin-eater said:

    You'd think they might want to actually win a Presidential Election for once?

    Yes, the vast majority of Americans are unhappy with the direction our country is heading under Obama (myself included). But it's also clear the majority of Americans don't like ESTABLISHMENT GOP candidates. For example, an Establishment GOP candidate has only won the popular vote of a presidential election once out of the last seven (Bush V Kerry, and just barely at that). I want to vote republican, as i support their supposed stance on many social issues, but I wll not vote for a moron like Jeb "my children are mexican" Bush, Walker the worker hater, or old Geezer Hackabee.

    If you listen to conservative talk radio, you hear constant praise for idiots and Koch puppets like Jeb Bush (lol), Scott "lower than average job creation" Walker, et.al.. To go along with the shilling of Establishment candidates, you also hear the constant lambasting of Donald Trump. The Hosts must have daily checks coming in from the Koch brothers because of the way they latch onto every piece of information that might hurt Trump's candidacy (it usually doesn't.)

    I'm not a fan of Trump the person, Im a fan of what he represents: A real candidate with real opinions who is not afraid to stay true to himself regadles of the party line.

    I'd vote for Trump, Kasich Fiorina, maybe Rubio.... absolutely will not vote for Bush, Walker, Christie orHuckabee. I just wont vote if any of these lame-brains win the nomination.

    Come on GOP, give us someone worth voting for!!

    (by the way, Ben Carson is popular among racists who want to try to pretend to no be racist by showing support for a black candidate....what has he ever done politically?)

    You mean like the three of five last presidents that were republicans? I don't understand your "for once"

  • @westside-steve said:

    Well you are correct in the sense that he's not a politician, a lawyer or a community organizer. He is, however, probably the smartest and best educated of any candidate on either side so far.

    I'm guessing if he were also a left-wing idealogue you think he was brilliant.

    WSS

    No, I still wouldn't vote for him.

    He was timid. He wasn't assertive. He constantly looked at his note cards...

    ... And he thinks the earth is fucking 6000 years old. That shows a serious lack of reasoning. Yes, he's a brilliant doctor, but I can't ignore legitimately believing in a Young Earth.

    Whether is for or against gay marriage. For or against legal abortions. Whatever. I can't get past the 6000 year old earth thing.

    @mld-woody said:

    No, I still wouldn't vote for him.

    He was timid. He wasn't assertive. He constantly looked at his note cards...

    ... And he thinks the earth is fucking 6000 years old. That shows a serious lack of reasoning. Yes, he's a brilliant doctor, but I can't ignore legitimately believing in a Young Earth.

    Whether is for or against gay marriage. For or against legal abortions. Whatever. I can't get past the 6000 year old earth thing.

    Yes we know you've said this 583,439 times

  • @westside-steve said:

    Well you are correct in the sense that he's not a politician, a lawyer or a community organizer. He is, however, probably the smartest and best educated of any candidate on either side so far.

    I'm guessing if he were also a left-wing idealogue you think he was brilliant.

    WSS

    No, I still wouldn't vote for him.

    He was timid. He wasn't assertive. He constantly looked at his note cards...

    ... And he thinks the earth is fucking 6000 years old. That shows a serious lack of reasoning. Yes, he's a brilliant doctor, but I can't ignore legitimately believing in a Young Earth.

    Whether is for or against gay marriage. For or against legal abortions. Whatever. I can't get past the 6000 year old earth thing.

    @mld-woody said:

    No, I still wouldn't vote for him.

    He was timid. He wasn't assertive. He constantly looked at his note cards...

    ... And he thinks the earth is fucking 6000 years old. That shows a serious lack of reasoning. Yes, he's a brilliant doctor, but I can't ignore legitimately believing in a Young Earth.

    Whether is for or against gay marriage. For or against legal abortions. Whatever. I can't get past the 6000 year old earth thing.

    Speaking of serious lack of reasoning..

    I wish there was something I could get totally hung up on that had no effect on me (or anyone else in the history of the universe) that will in no way whatsoever affect that persons ability to lead, and make critical decisions as Executive of the United States - just so I could remind everyone on an Internet message board that I skipped Sunday school when I was a teenager.

  • @mld-woody said:

    No, I still wouldn't vote for him.

    He was timid. He wasn't assertive. He constantly looked at his note cards...

    ... And he thinks the earth is fucking 6000 years old. That shows a serious lack of reasoning. Yes, he's a brilliant doctor, but I can't ignore legitimately believing in a Young Earth.

    Whether is for or against gay marriage. For or against legal abortions. Whatever. I can't get past the 6000 year old earth thing.

    Speaking of serious lack of reasoning..

    I wish there was something I could get totally hung up on that had no effect on me (or anyone else in the history of the universe) that will in no way whatsoever affect that persons ability to lead, and make critical decisions as Executive of the United States - just so I could remind everyone on an Internet message board that I skipped Sunday school when I was a teenager.

    @legacy-fan said:

    Speaking of serious lack of reasoning..

    I wish there was something I could get totally hung up on that had no effect on me (or anyone else in the history of the universe) that will in no way whatsoever affect that persons ability to lead, and make critical decisions as Executive of the United States - just so I could remind everyone on an Internet message board that I skipped Sunday school when I was a teenager.

    Call it whatever you want, I'm not the only one here that has said this. If you can actively shun mountains of scientific evidence in favor of your own, evidence lacking beliefs, then who is to say that wont happen on other issues? Can you not see how this could be concerning on other issues?

  • Yeah I would prefer the reigns of the operation to be in the hands of someone who can look at the scientific evidence and at least see that the Earth is not 6,000 years old. If they can be willfully ignorant (Carson is not dumb at all so he has to want to believe this stuff) about information, I don't want them making major decisions. I don't have a beef with someone religious being in office so long as they don't make that the key factor in their decision making.

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  • I just can't see it happening...Donald Trump, president? Yep, democrats rejoice, I suspect.

  • I just can't see it happening...Donald Trump, president? Yep, democrats rejoice, I suspect.

    @gftchris said:

    I just can't see it happening...Donald Trump, president? Yep, democrats rejoice, I suspect.

    http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2015/08/10/donald_trump_post_debate_polls_trump_s_lead_grows_after_fox_news_debate.html

  • Lead in the GOP is one thing, convincing half the country to vote for him is another.

  • I think we should all agree that the worst GOP candidate is better than the two idiots that Democrats have on the table at the moment. If the GOP can't win the next one, and lose to Clinton or the self proclaimed socialist Sanders, this country is screwed to hell...