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Title: Christie, looking harder
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URL Source: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0911/64704.html
Published: Sep 29, 2011
Author: MAGGIE HABERMAN
Post Date: 2011-09-29 13:12:28 by Skip Intro
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Views: 4633
Comments: 10
The New York Post - whose proprietor has been among those urging Chris Christie to join the 2012 race - reports that the New Jersey governor is growing more serious, after urging from figures including Henry Kissinger and George W. Bush. The announcement may come as soon as Monday, said sources familiar with Christie’s thinking. The renewed consideration about a White House run came after prodding this week from some Republicans he idolizes, including former First Lady Nancy Reagan, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, and former President George W. Bush, sources said. “It’s more than just flattering,” a source close to Christie said, adding they helped convince Christie that he not only could win, but that he has what it takes to be president.
Poster Comment: The neocons strike back.
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#1. To: Skip Intro (#0)
And we all know how well those Kissinger approved presidents work out.
That's two times in one day. Now I'm getting concerned. . . .
__________________________________________________________________________________________ Now I'm getting concerned. . . . Are you a fan of Kissinger, Jethro?
Christie is a fatter Romney...I don't get it...
America...My Kind Of Place... "I truly am not that concerned about [bin Laden]..." "THE MILITIA IS COMING!!! THE MILITIA IS COMING!!!" I lurk to see if someone other than Myst or Pookie posts anything...
Maybe the K doesn't like Mormons.
Now I'm getting concerned. . . . Are you a fan of Kissinger, Jethro? Tsk tsk tsk, ming. I know it's difficult, but please try to follow along: 1. Skippy posted, and I quote: "The neocons strike back". This was his comment in an article about the GOP establishment (many of whom LOVE Bush and Obama's endless wars which I believe is one definition of neocon). 2. I took it that Skippy disaproved of this. I do, too. 3. Are you still there? Good! Now try to remember - earlier today - that Skippy was glad I didn't live in California. I agreed with Skip - I'm too am glad I don't live in California. 4. Now - here is where it gets tough. Make sure you are sharp, okay? Really, really concentrate. Are you still there? Good! Now, if you've been paying attention, maybe you've noticed that Skippy and I don't agree on much. In fact, he used to have me filtered! Can you believe it? Me? Filtered? But strange as it seems, it's true. (Though I just checked and my filter count is zero. Maybe I've won the ol Skipper over with my wit and logic. You don't think so? Oh well, I can dream.) But back to my point - so Skippy and I haven't agreed on much through the weeks and months I've been on here - but wow! Today, we've agreed on TWO things. Can you believe it? I'm so honored I'm just speechless. Excuse me while I shed a tear in appreciation of my good fortune.
__________________________________________________________________________________________ I know it's difficult, but please try to follow along: 1. Skippy posted, and I quote: "The neocons strike back". This was his comment in an article about the GOP establishment (many of whom LOVE Bush and Obama's endless wars which I believe is one definition of neocon). 2. I took it that Skippy disaproved of this. I do, too. 3. Are you still there? Good! Now try to remember - earlier today - that Skippy was glad I didn't live in California. I agreed with Skip - I'm too am glad I don't live in California. 4. Now - here is where it gets tough. Make sure you are sharp, okay? Really, really concentrate. Are you still there? Good! Now, if you've been paying attention, maybe you've noticed that Skippy and I don't agree on much. In fact, he used to have me filtered! Can you believe it? Me? Filtered? But strange as it seems, it's true. (Though I just checked and my filter count is zero. Maybe I've won the ol Skipper over with my wit and logic. You don't think so? Oh well, I can dream.) But back to my point - so Skippy and I haven't agreed on much through the weeks and months I've been on here - but wow! Today, we've agreed on TWO things. Can you believe it? I'm so honored I'm just speechless. Excuse me while I shed a tear in appreciation of my good fortune. So many words, most of them condescendingly similar to how most Tea Bagger's here post, yet you still didn't answer the question.
An intelligent question will get a thoughtful response. On the other hand, a less than intelligent question will, well, let's just say . . . By the way, you really ought to see a shrink about your teabagger obsession. __________________________________________________________________________________________ You have an unrealistic expectation of her potential.
Well, "hope springs eternal . . . " and all that
__________________________________________________________________________________________The New York Post - whose proprietor has been among those urging Chris Christie to join the 2012 race - reports that the New Jersey governor is growing more serious, after urging from figures including Henry Kissinger and George W. Bush.
#2. To: Skip Intro (#0)
The neocons strike back.
ABC NEWS: [Ron Paul] added that the United States is in 130 countries and has 900 bases around the world, and added that “we’re broke.”. He was booed at a Tea-Party debate.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Statist and all ships at sea. Your demonization of the Tea Party has worked - you need no longer fear it! Carry on!!
#3. To: Get Outta Dodge! (#2)
That's two times in one day.
#4. To: mininggold (#3)
--GW Bush
--Sarah Palin's version of "The Midnight Ride of Paul revere"
#5. To: war (#4)
Christie is a fatter Romney...I don't get it...
#6. To: mininggold (#3)
That's two times in one day.
ABC NEWS: [Ron Paul] added that the United States is in 130 countries and has 900 bases around the world, and added that “we’re broke.”. He was booed at a Tea-Party debate.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Statist and all ships at sea. Your demonization of the Tea Party has worked - you need no longer fear it! Carry on!!
#7. To: Get Outta Dodge! (#6)
Tsk tsk tsk, ming.
#8. To: mininggold (#7)
So many words, most of them condescendingly similar to how most Tea Bagger's here post,
I can't speak for other Tea Partiers here, but as for me I customize my responses to the perceived intelligence level of the recipient(s) - i.e. to the one(s) who ping(s) me. yet you still didn't answer the question.
Yes, I did.
ABC NEWS: [Ron Paul] added that the United States is in 130 countries and has 900 bases around the world, and added that “we’re broke.”. He was booed at a Tea-Party debate.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Statist and all ships at sea. Your demonization of the Tea Party has worked - you need no longer fear it! Carry on!!
#9. To: Get Outta Dodge! (#6)
Make sure you are sharp, okay? Really, really concentrate.
That government is best which governs not at all -- Henry David Thoreau
#10. To: jwpegler (#9)
You have an unrealistic expectation of her potential.
ABC NEWS: [Ron Paul] added that the United States is in 130 countries and has 900 bases around the world, and added that “we’re broke.”. He was booed at a Tea-Party debate.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Statist and all ships at sea. Your demonization of the Tea Party has worked - you need no longer fear it! Carry on!!
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