That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://garbi.online/forum/
Guy, yeah. But Carson's hands are totally presidential material! They're also movie stars. If only you could surgically attach those hands to Kasich, he would be unstoppable!Kurth wrote: Only one guy on that stage is fit to be president, and that's Kasich.
Well, it would have required one of the campaigns to take Trump's campaign seriously enough to have done opposition research.Kurth wrote: Building on the fake Trump University issue, I think Rubio has finally found his avenue of attack on the Donald. Took long enough!
Yeah, that blew my mind. Even if you don't take the guy seriously it's just smart to build up a list of possible attacks, and Trumpland is a target rich environment for christ sake.
Maybe it's like looking for a needle in a needle stack. Hard to find the really good stuff?Sepiche wrote: Yeah, that blew my mind. Even if you don't take the guy seriously it's just smart to build up a list of possible attacks, and Trumpland is a target rich environment for christ sake.
Actually, it was me that did. And yeah, Trumps a pig, but you don't need to get down in the muck with him.hepcat wrote:Now he's calling Rubio childish for saying the word "peed"?
You're @donell27743094?Defiant wrote:Actually, it was me that did. And yeah, Trumps a pig, but you don't need to get down in the muck with him.hepcat wrote:Now he's calling Rubio childish for saying the word "peed"?
Trump retweeted it in agreement."@donell27743094: @realDonaldTrump trump won the debate. Disgusting Rubio said "peed" - is he still in junior high school."
6:29 AM - 26 Feb 2016
Oh, no. I was just the one who posted it here. I hadn't seen that tweet at all. (edit: I guess it's blocked by one of my browser extensions)hepcat wrote:You're @donell27743094?Defiant wrote:Actually, it was me that did. And yeah, Trumps a pig, but you don't need to get down in the muck with him.hepcat wrote:Now he's calling Rubio childish for saying the word "peed"?
Trump retweeted it in agreement."@donell27743094: @realDonaldTrump trump won the debate. Disgusting Rubio said "peed" - is he still in junior high school."
6:29 AM - 26 Feb 2016
With that, Trump loses New Jersey.Defiant wrote:Christie Endorses Trump
Whatever respect I had for Christie is just gone, not that I guess it matters. This is just spitting in Rubio's face.Defiant wrote:Christie Endorses Trump
It's only just now breaking.Smoove_B wrote:That can't be real. I see nothing of this in NJ local news. What the hell is happening???
I was just going to post this.Defiant wrote:Christie Endorses Trump
Gov. Chris Christie is endorsing Donald Trump for president.
Appearing next to Trump in Fort Worth, Texas, Christie said Trump would "do what needs to be done to protect the American people."
"The one person Bill and Hillary Clinton do not want to see on that stage is Donald Trump," said Christie.
"He is re-writing the playbook of American politics," said Christie, "The best person to beat Hilary Clinton in November is undoubtably Donald Trump," said the governor.
Trump, the front runner for the party nomination, called Christie a great friend and great talent.
Christie assailed U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, saying that the junior senator from Florida was "in the last days of a losing campaign" and not long for the fight.
The governor, who quit the race on Feb. 10, dismissed recent criticisms from Rubio of Trump, saying that "No one is going to get inside this guy's head....There is no better fighter than Donald Trump."
Christie jumped right into the campaign talking points and heaped praise on Trump.
"We don't need any more Washington, D.C., politicians (in the White House)," Christie said. "There was a time when we were running together and I wanted to beat him ... but this is the best person" to beat Hillary Clinton.
That makes sense in a certain fashion. But if you're Trump; you'd also have to seriously consider Kasich...were Trump the nominee. I'd think Kasich could deliver Ohio. But honestly would Kasich be that power mad that he'd want to hop on Trump's crazy train? Its going to be fascinating to watch this evolve.Sepiche wrote:Angling for VP maybe?
It probably shouldn't come as too much of a surprise, given that both men are bombastic authoritarians who think their charisma can paper over shortcomings of their policies (Christie was wrong, but we can't yet say the same for Trump). Christie's debate shtick was to look directly into the camera to seem more personable and to interrupt any actual discussion of policy by the candidates who were also senators to complain about them just "talking" about issues and not actually doing anything. The last thing he did of note in the race was to get Rubio some negative attention by pointing out Rubio's tendency to keep repeating talking points (which Rubio has clearly learned from and used it against Trump just last night).
For libertarian conservatives Christie has been a non-starter with terrible positions on surveillance, military intervention, and medical marijuana.
Or maybe Secretary of the Dept of Transportation?Sepiche wrote:Angling for VP maybe?
By nominating the wrong candidate, he continued, “We could wind up turning over the White House to Hillary Clinton for four more years.”
He seems to be using "prestige" in the original sense.Carpet_pissr wrote:Somewhere in his speech, Christie said that a Trump presidency would return prestige to the USA on the world stage.
I...what....does he...??!!
Origin: mid 17th cent. (in the sense ‘illusion, conjuring trick’): from French, literally ‘illusion, glamour,’ from late Latin praestigium ‘illusion,’ from Latin praestigiae (plural) ‘conjuring tricks.’ The transference of meaning occurred by way of the sense ‘dazzling influence, glamour,’ at first depreciatory.
I actually thought it had to be an Onion story when I first saw it. Very hard to believe and very sad. Heard that Christie was wanting to "make an impact" (rather than do the right thing) and endorsing Trump was the way to do that. Plus he is likely angling for a cabinet seat. Very disgusting.Smoove_B wrote:That can't be real. I see nothing of this in NJ local news. What the hell is happening???
IRS commissioner chimes in (speaking in a general sense)Defiant wrote:Mitt Romney thinks there's a bombshell in Trump's tax returns because he avoids discussing them.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/us/po ... party.htmlWhile still hopeful that Mr. Rubio might prevail, Mr. McConnell has begun preparing senators for the prospect of a Trump nomination, assuring them that, if it threatened to harm them in the general election, they could run negative ads about Mr. Trump to create space between him and Republican senators seeking re-election. Mr. McConnell has raised the possibility of treating Mr. Trump’s loss as a given and describing a Republican Senate to voters as a necessary check on a President Hillary Clinton, according to senators at the lunches.
I would be running commercials with those quotes from Christie 24x7. What a tool and hypocrite.Moliere wrote:What a difference 4 weeks makes:
Chris Christie Warns New Hampshire Against Voting for Donald Trump
By nominating the wrong candidate, he continued, “We could wind up turning over the White House to Hillary Clinton for four more years.”