Dick Morris said it better: "But his moment (in last night's debate) also showed the vacuity of the sound bites he does manage to recall. It demonstrated how he has a series of memorized lines which he recycles and repeats without much thought, originality, or, apparently, memory of their significance. His moment of an empty mind revealed that he is, indeed, an empty suit."
2 Re: I said this before,but.... Thu Nov 10, 2011 8:02 pm
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I take it we are talking about Perry ?
3 Re: I said this before,but.... Thu Nov 10, 2011 9:15 pm
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Yes, but I momemtarily forgot his name.SSC wrote:I take it we are talking about Perry ?
4 Re: I said this before,but.... Thu Nov 10, 2011 9:28 pm
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He has become a babbling idiot, he might as well go back to Texas and chase Mexicans back across the border. He is toast in this race.
5 Re: I said this before,but.... Thu Nov 10, 2011 9:43 pm
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I'm still favoring Newt. I think Romney would be better than Obama, but he is another opportunist and purely a politico. Newt is a brilliant guy with a proven history of addressing national issues successfully. He da man, for real.SSC wrote:He has become a babbling idiot, he might as well go back to Texas and chase Mexicans back across the border. He is toast in this race.
6 Re: I said this before,but.... Sun Nov 13, 2011 6:33 pm
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Newt is not a front runner but in the upcoming debate on foreign policy I see him as going to be the strongest with his years of experience.
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