Rudy and Judy had trysts at “service stations”?

I would assume that was in the restroom…

Wasn’t one of Rudy’s campaigns to drive out the sex acts in the public restrooms in the Times Square area?

I guess he had personal experience in what happened in those places…

but at least he drove out of the Times Square are ;-)

Does he have a ’stance’ on Larry Craig’s uh exposure?

Huckabee scares me a little bit. Not in the scary-ass Nosferatu way that Rudolph scares me, but in the this guy’s aw-shucks-outsider-governor schtick could actually win.

sorta like Obama’s ‘change you can believe in’ schtick?

Sorry Barack, but people don’t need ‘belief’, they need a lot of real changes.

Marion in Savannah @ 129

The nomination, maybe. The election, never.

Don’t be so sure. In a presidential general election, it’s unwise to bet against the governor. Especially if the opponent is a senator. Reagan, Clinton, Carter, Roosevelt…

Fuckwad?

Wilfred Death: Why, need I say more? Jack

[[FX Deathly chord] The other five look worried]

Guy de Glastonbury: Not mad bully-boy Jack, the grave robbing assassin of Aldwych ?

Wilfred Death: No.

Three-Fingered Pete: Then crazed animal Jack, the cattle rustling cannibal from Sutton-Coldfield?

Wilfred Death: Ha ha… no.

Sean, the Irish Bastard: Then your man’s sane Jack O’Hooligan the man-hating goat-murderer of Dingle Bay.

Wilfred Death: No.

Friar Bellows: Surely not Canon Jack Smollett senior arch-deacon of the Diocese of St Bothar, the entrail-eating heretic of Bath and Wells?

Wilfred Death: No. I’m talking of unspeakably violent Jack, the bull-buggering beast-killer of no-fixed-abode.

wesgpc @ 40

It’s the debate that dare not speak its name.

Everyone needs to see this debate. Can we take up a collection to buy the footage. This debate needs to be in every household before the election. You wouldn’t want to make people watch it after they started to gag, that would be cruel.

go to cnn.com and read the transcript. He asked “President Bush made a commitment when he ran for president in 2000 an 2004 that he would oppose and veto any tax increase that Congress sent him. My question to each of the candidates is: Would you promise to the people watching this right now, that you will oppose and veto any efforts to raise taxes as long as you’re president?” Unspoken, of course, is will you oppose tax increases on the very richest, say the top 1%–people like you?

Here are the results:

Pledged to Norquist:
Tancredo
Huckabee
Romney

Hedged:
Giuliani
Thompson
McCain

Couldn’t pledge:
Paul
Hunter

Note sure what your point is. I see the person I consider the biggest threat, Giuliani, hedged. If he is nominated, I would like that clip shown. Wbo believes a word Romney says? Romney and Huckabee flipped big flops there, since they have been righly attacked as not acting like Grover-slaves while governors. Is he credible? I of course believe that Romney and Huckabee were responsible and good governors when they refused to be Grover-slaves.

Cut this debate up into Democratic commercials and run them non-stop.

I think Ron Paul just make a blooper: “The people of this country are sick & tired of what they’re getting & I happen to be part of it.”

Guess that’s why he sponsors all that legislation on freeing precious metals from regulation…he’s not getting enough from his Gold and Silver Commodity and Mining Stocks.

http://www.house.gov/paul/legis/welcome.htm

Did Jane really say people had too much makeup on?

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Emptywheel!
Long time no see!
How’s things?

FunnyDiva

Peterr @ 31

Mods: there’s no title to this post.

It’s the debate that dare not speak its name.

Everyone needs to see this debate. Can we take up a collection to buy the footage. This debate needs to be in every household before the election. You wouldn’t want to make people watch it after they started to gag, that would be cruel.

go to cnn.com and read the transcript. He asked “President Bush made a commitment when he ran for president in 2000 an 2004 that he would oppose and veto any tax increase that Congress sent him. My question to each of the candidates is: Would you promise to the people watching this right now, that you will oppose and veto any efforts to raise taxes as long as you’re president?” Unspoken, of course, is will you oppose tax increases on the very richest, say the top 1%–people like you?

Here are the results:

Pledged to Norquist:
Tancredo
Huckabee
Romney

Hedged:
Giuliani
Thompson
McCain

Couldn’t pledge:
Paul
Hunter

Huckabee scares me a little bit. Not in the scary-ass Nosferatu way that Rudolph scares me, but in the this guy’s aw-shucks-outsider-governor schtick could actually win.

Nah. Huckabee vs. Hillary? No worries!