Jeb Bush for prez "08"

Baldimo
You're the very last person who should be talking to me about compassion!

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Montana wrote:

Baldimo wrote:
Montana wrote:
McG
How do you know that God didn't help the doctors keep her alive and is making her parents fight for her life?

Baldimo
If that's the way you look at what nature intended, then take all your cloths off and go live in a cave!

For someone who wants a woman to live, you should place this same amount of feeling to the anti-abortion movement. To bad you can't feel this same level compassion for unborn babies!

Say what? For your information, I don't believe in abortion.

Do you think it is a womans choice? Do you think it should be made illegal?

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I can't make that choice for anyone other than myself and that's all I will say on that issue. Why do you always have to change the subject?

Montana breaks out her club and chases Baldimo back into his own cave.

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I don't have a cave, my wife took it away. You can chase me back under my rock though!

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Montana wrote:

"When I said it wouldn't bother me, I meant the fact that she's Mexican wouldn't and doesn't bother me. "

I know that, Montana. Canadians are civilized. I was referring to our red states.
And while bigotry is inherently bad, that does not mean that its expression cannot ever have an unintended positive consequence. Jeb's removal from the 08 race would amount to a positive consequence to negative reaction to his wife's ethnicity.

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Columba Bush is First Lady of a RED STATE. In her second term, I might add Smile

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Actually, it would be great if Jeb did run. Is he thinking about it? He'd probably get all of George's supporters and maybe pick up one or two from the dems. 12 more years!

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Brandon9000 wrote:

12 more years!

Isn't the hereditary empire running till the next ... revolution?

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JLNobody wrote:

Montana, I don't know if this has been mentioned, but Jeb's wife is Mexican. I don't think many people in the red states (except Florida) would like a Mexican first lady. For once bigotry would have a positive effect.

Here's a "red stater" that wouldn't be bothered a bit.

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Yes, but Cuban Florida is very much unlike the other red states.

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The mayor of my city, the largest city in this very red state of mine, is of Cuban descent.

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That IS exceptional in the midwest and south.

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Montana wrote:

Do you think nature intended for people to live in homes, drive cars, wear cloths, etc...?

If you're that hell bent on what nature intended, then get off the internet and go hunt some critter to bring back to your cave to eat for supper.

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That's ok, we have an alien in our blue state for senator Smile

(Susan Collins, Maine) She seems notorious for opposing just about anything Bush is for. I have emailed her about this...

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Way to go, Rex!!! Smile

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Montana wrote:

JLNobody wrote:
Montana, I don't know if this has been mentioned, but Jeb's wife is Mexican. I don't think many people in the red states (except Florida) would like a Mexican first lady. For once bigotry would have a positive effect.

Wouldn't bother me none ;-)

What I meant is it wouldn't bother be that she's Mexican.

That doesn't bother me either and I am a liberal moderate conservative republican. Not all republicans are racist just like some crazy democrats own guns. This could help south American relations to say the least. That, to me, is a worthy endeavor. They are beautiful people just like any other race. They deserve the pursuit of happiness just like anyone else.

We need strong relations with south America for who knows, Canada our neighbors in the north, could sink into chaos due to a possible over throw of the government by heroin addicts and militant pot dealers... (last part sarcastic again)

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Funny. Militant pot dealers...

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RexRed wrote:

That's ok, we have an alien in our blue state for senator (Susan Collins, Maine) She seems notorious for opposing just about anything Bush is for. I have emailed her about this...

Thank god we have Susan Collins and a few other of those NE Republicans in the Senate. I can imagine the mischief we'd have if they were all like Rick Santorum...

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D'artagnan wrote:

RexRed wrote:
That's ok, we have an alien in our blue state for senator (Susan Collins, Maine) She seems notorious for opposing just about anything Bush is for. I have emailed her about this...

Thank god we have Susan Collins and a few other of those NE Republicans in the Senate. I can imagine the mischief we'd have if they were all like Rick Santorum...

True she is a republican but she sometimes seems to oppose issues just for the sake of doing so. Like the money to rebuild Iraq... a dead issue now. She might as well at that time have been a democrat the way she fought Bush. So now I am leary of her. Also working under Cohen who advised Clinton to let AL Qaeda off by dropping just a few bombs. I like Bill Cohen too and have met him in person but these I think showed a weak front. Intelligence should have been restructured as early as the Cole bombing.

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Joe Lieberman balances Susan Collins, IMHO. Lieberman is a boring version of Zell Miller, I sometimes think...

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