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Coulter: If not Christie; Romney; lose.

hgc said:
He's a Democrat.
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But at the same time, isn't Coulter basically talking about someone to draft? And besides, Reagan was once a Democrat too.

Ausmerican said:
I think Christie would lose by a wider margin than Romney would.
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The Left Media would chew Romney and Mormonism into little pieces if Romney got the Republican nomination. Don't you think? THe right-wing public would come to think that they are hyprocrites to be sending troops to fight religions extremism whilst electing a Mormon president.
 
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Bill Thompson said:
The Left Media would chew Romney and Mormonism into little pieces if Romney got the Republican nomination. Don't you think? THe right-wing public would come to think that they are hyprocrites to be sending troops to fight religions extremism whilst electing a Mormon president.
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Yeah...No. The attacks on Romney's Mormonism typically come from the right; evangelical Christians who don't think Mormons aren't "real" Christians.
 
Bill Thompson said:
The Left Media would chew Romney and Mormonism into little pieces if Romney got the Republican nomination. Don't you think? The right-wing public would come to think that they are hyprocrites to be sending troops to fight religions extremism whilst electing a Mormon president.
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You obviously haven't been listening to Christian radio. (Thankfully...)

According to some, Romney getting the nom would be tantamount to introducing the AntiChrist.
 
Bill Thompson said:
But at the same time, isn't Coulter basically talking about someone to draft? And besides, Reagan was once a Democrat too.
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Why would Coulter want to draft a Democrat? Yeah, Reagan was a Democrat. So was Strom Thurmond. I've never seen any hint that Clark was interested in switching. Have you?
 
Christie would lose to Obama, racist jokes have gone out of style but making fun of fatties is cool.
 
Update

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110527/pl_nm/us_usa_campaign_christie_1

By Edith Honan – Fri May 27, 5:02 pm ET

NEW YORK (Reuters) – As Republicans seek the best candidate to challenge President Barack Obama in 2012, some Iowa Republican donors are wooing a reluctant Chris Christie, saying the New Jersey governor's blunt style makes him the man for the job.

Next Tuesday, about half a dozen businessmen from Iowa -- which holds the first nominating contest in the presidential race -- will make the case to Christie over dinner at the governor's mansion for his entering the contest.

"Christie appeals to a broad section of America who are really tired of elected officials not telling them the truth, not telling them in a blunt and direct way what's going on," said Iowa entrepreneur Bruce Rastetter, who will take part in the dinner.


...The Christie speculation underscores the dissatisfaction among some Republicans with the nascent field of 2012 hopefuls including Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, Jon Huntsman, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul and Herman Cain.

Texas Governor Rick Perry said on Friday he will consider running for the Republican nomination.

Michele Bachmann, a congresswoman from Minnesota, and former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin also are eyeing the race.
 
JudeBrando said:
Update

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110527/pl_nm/us_usa_campaign_christie_1

By Edith Honan – Fri May 27, 5:02 pm ET

NEW YORK (Reuters) – As Republicans seek the best candidate to challenge President Barack Obama in 2012, some Iowa Republican donors are wooing a reluctant Chris Christie, saying the New Jersey governor's blunt style makes him the man for the job.

Next Tuesday, about half a dozen businessmen from Iowa -- which holds the first nominating contest in the presidential race -- will make the case to Christie over dinner at the governor's mansion for his entering the contest.

"Christie appeals to a broad section of America who are really tired of elected officials not telling them the truth, not telling them in a blunt and direct way what's going on," said Iowa entrepreneur Bruce Rastetter, who will take part in the dinner.


...The Christie speculation underscores the dissatisfaction among some Republicans with the nascent field of 2012 hopefuls including Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, Jon Huntsman, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul and Herman Cain.

Texas Governor Rick Perry said on Friday he will consider running for the Republican nomination.

Michele Bachmann, a congresswoman from Minnesota, and former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin also are eyeing the race.
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it appears that the GOP is vying for competion with ringling brothers.
what a bunch of clowns.......rick perry???........wow.
 
JudeBrando said:
The Christie speculation underscores the dissatisfaction among some Republicans with the nascent field of 2012 hopefuls including Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, Jon Huntsman, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul and Herman Cain.

Texas Governor Rick Perry said on Friday he will consider running for the Republican nomination.

Michele Bachmann, a congresswoman from Minnesota, and former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin also are eyeing the race.
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Which still leaves Christie and Mittens as leading contenders, simply on the basis of their not being identifiably batcrap crazy or too bright to toe the party line, like Huntsman.
 
Christie is a festering sack of unmentionable horror. He nixed a train project I greatly supported, called ARC, for no good reason. I will wish him nothing but misery for forever...........which may mean I think it is a good idea for him to get crushed in 2012.
 
Dorian Gray said:
Yeah, let's all listen to Ann Coultergeist for our candidate advice.
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i heard coulter when she was in canada last year.
she is a foul, bitter, muslim-hating bigot.
we allowed her into canada to speak, while denying entry to george gallagher.
double standards abound.
i think that anyone putting any credence to her ignorance is clearly deluded.
 
Puppycow said:
If Christie won't run, maybe Ann Coulter should run herself. ;)
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I'd rather her than Palin or Bachman, if we're going the Republichick route. At least she's got some A-league brainpower.
 
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