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Monday, September 20, 2010

Wait - someone named 'Kenneth' is asking about Dan Rather

Bob, what do you think?

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Wait - someone named 'Kenneth' is asking for Dan Rather
“It is very much like 1964. In 1960, Republicans lost narrowly with an establishment candidate, Richard Nixon. They got to 1964, they threw out all the establishment candidates, they threw out their party leaders and they nominated Barry Goldwater who — fine man — but he was far to the right of most of the people in his party, and they lost in a landslide. And that’s why you have establishment Republicans worried about what’s going to happen now in November.”
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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous9/20/10, 3:58 PM

    The problem is that the establishment gop and the dems appear to be one in the same. it is a lose lose.

    thoR~
    III

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  2. Rodger the Real King of France9/20/10, 4:13 PM

    Do you really think the GOP is worried about losing in November? ... Really?

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  3. Anonymous9/20/10, 4:57 PM

    However, after 1964 came 1968. That was a presidential victory for the Republicans and Richard Nixon with anohter victory in 1972.

    2010 is not like 1964. LBJ rode to victory on JFK's corpse.

    National dis-satisfaction with both parties is at an all time high. The DemCong and the RINO's at in danger.

    MAJ Mike

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  4. Anonymous9/20/10, 5:32 PM

    Ecce Reagan

    Casca

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  5. molonlabe289/20/10, 6:29 PM

    Well of course CBS is trying to spin what will likely be the most substantial and seizmic electoral shift to occur in decades as something the Republicans are worried about.

    And the Republicans may well be worried.

    But we conservatives aren't the least bit worried.

    The Democrats, on the other hand, got past the worry stage months ago.

    They have mostly even gotten over the panic stage.

    Now they are in the 7 stages of grief and loss process enunciated by Elizabeth Kubler Ross back in the 1970s.

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  6. JMcD9/20/10, 10:00 PM

    Ain't it time for Bob Schiesser's Alzheimers to kick in?
    Huh?...Wha?...It already did.
    Awight tin.

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  7. cmblake69/20/10, 11:57 PM

    America is on the edge of violence. I believe that this may be the last chance to save this nation sans blood.

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