McCain/Palin Redux?

[Miss Critter]

I would go for a Punzy/Jagger ticket.

 

[melliedee]

He's scared of Haywood and trying to appeal to the worst of his base (ironically, the very strategy that killed his presidential bid).

In this climate, it might just work. We're not the party of NO, we're the party of HELL No. Said with pride?

 

[30ashopper]

He's scared of Haywood and trying to appeal to the worst of his base (ironically, the very strategy that killed his presidential bid).

In this climate, it might just work. We're not the party of NO, we're the party of HELL No. Said with pride?

Definitely.

 

[30A Skunkape]

I would go for a Punzy/Jagger ticket.

Which way to Canada?

 

[Beach Runner]

He's scared of Haywood and trying to appeal to the worst of his base (ironically, the very strategy that killed his presidential bid).

In this climate, it might just work. We're not the party of NO, we're the party of HELL No. Said with pride?

That is exactly what SP in her biker jacket said. Or as our daughter says:
Helllllz to the Nawwwww!

My favorite new phrase.;-)

 

[Lake View Too]

Ah, yes...intelligent debate of the issues. That's what I've come to love about the Republicans...

 

[Beach Runner]

Think that Ronald Reagan can be reincarnated?

 

[Matt J]

Think that Ronald Reagan can be reincarnated?

He'd probably crawl back into the ground when he sees what the GOP has become.

 

[Beach Runner]

He'd probably crawl back into the ground when he sees what the GOP has become.

Helllllz to the yeah! I will write-in Mick and Punzy until the Repubs get their $h!t together.

 

[melliedee]

Definitely.

Obstructionism will likely work in 2010, but for 2012 the GOP is going to need a much better slogan than "Repeal" and "Hell no."

Also, I do not think the tea party will support Romney. Interesting application of the "Rauch Presidential Freshness Test" here:

If we apply the Rauch Presidential Freshness Test, which has held up in all but one election since the start of the 20th century, five likely Republican candidates can be dismissed today.

The freshness test, developed by National Journal writer Jonathan Rauch, posits that ?no one has been elected president who took more than 14 years to climb from his first major elective office to election as either president or vice president.?

See who is "expired" already here:

Which Republicans will be too stale for 2012? - 2012 Elections - Salon.com