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Old Oct 8, 2007, 09:26 AM
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Political Riddle
Why do you suppose:

Let's see now...in the field of GOP candidates, declared and potential, Southern Conservatives have to choose between....

An twice-married, admitted adulterer who's going to be 72 in 2008...

An thrice-married adulterer....

A thrice married Italian Catholic adulterer (and occasional drag queen) who's wife has the same amount of marriages...

and then there's Fred Thompson. Twice Married...and the second time to a woman 25 years~! his junior.

While Not a single one of the 2008 Democratic contenders has ever been divorced.
Not one.

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Old Oct 8, 2007, 01:56 PM   #11  
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Lots of fractured families among the Republican contenders, that is a fact.

I have to hand it to Mitt Romney and all the Democratic contenders.....they have a maturity that the others lack.
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Lots of fractured families among the Republican contenders, that is a fact.

I have to hand it to Mitt Romney and all the Democratic contenders.....they have a maturity that the others lack.
maturity...I like that word
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Why do you suppose:

Let's see now...in the field of GOP candidates, declared and potential, Southern Conservatives have to choose between....

An twice-married, admitted adulterer who's going to be 72 in 2008...

An thrice-married adulterer....

A thrice married Italian Catholic adulterer (and occasional drag queen) who's wife has the same amount of marriages...

and then there's Fred Thompson. Twice Married...and the second time to a woman 25 years~! his junior.

While Not a single one of the 2008 Democratic contenders has ever been divorced.
Not one.
That's only because democrats don't know when to quit!

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Old Oct 8, 2007, 06:09 PM   #14  
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Off the top of my head, I think the riddle involves McCain and Giuliani.

Awhile back I mentioned Sam Brownback. Out of the Republican candidates, he comes closest to representing the views that concern my priorities. He is married and father of five children. I have not read of any divorces and adulterous affairs. I do, however, advocate divorce as necessary in some situations, especially spousal abuse and another valid reason being adultery. This election may dwell on hypocrisy more than ever as personal lives are analyzed. I think the smarter ran campaigns, regardless of party affiliation, will be willing to admit their own faults as knowledge becomes public domain. I suspect we all respect honesty and although I don't expect 2008 to produce clean campaigns, L-rd knows that would be refreshing.


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PS. I see that you have traded in last month's valley girl gig for the masked Christian crusader.

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speechlesstx agrees: Brownback's a good guy. Did someone forget to tell Romo his guys weren't wearing their blue jerseys last night?
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Lots of fractured families among the Republican contenders, that is a fact.

I have to hand it to Mitt Romney and all the Democratic contenders.....they have a maturity that the others lack.
Define maturity. Would it be Hillary dismissing and accusing a voter of being a plant for asking a legitimate question? Being advised by a guy that stuffed stolen classified documents down his pants? Taking campaign cash from fugitives? Patronizing blacks in church? How about letting your wife throw the punches you won't like John Edwards?

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PS. I see that you have traded in last month's valley girl gig for the masked Christian crusader.
Yeah, just like a politico I have a new face for every occasion
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The Monica Button







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Shouldn't that be on "The greatest words ever spoken about politics" post?
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Shouldn't that be on "The greatest words ever spoken about politics" post?

LOL! It is ironic.


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