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Jack. I know I want my candidate selected by the political and
business establishment elite. That's always worked so well for us in
the past. Jack Welch, in case you didn't know, is the former King
of GE. He does Bohemian
Grove and prolly Bilderberg.
Under
his stewardship GE made a ton, make that tons, of money. Of
course his successor, Jeffrey
Immelt, is doing just mahvelous things himself. But
enough snide. Let's consider the whences and whyfores of
his anointed three. All do have one thing in
common; nobody knows what it is that makes them so
irresistible, or even who in the hell they are? |
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Man on the street
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Mitt Romney —
Man-oh-man do the establishment types love this guy, or
what? Mitt has so many negatives that, well, given the tea party
successes of 2010 you have to wonder
how it is he's still running? Mitt's been on both sides
of just about every issue you care to mention; abortion, gun
control,
Iraq and Afghanistan, — name something. Romneycare became the
model for Obamacare fer chrisake! This guy is wearing a toe tag,
but people
like Welch keep - well, you saw
A Weekend With Bernie?
Same thing. But WHY? The answer is is he's establishment
GOP. A known commodity. They're comfortable with him.
Bottom Line "Stab me in the
Liver!"
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Tim Pawaltny— A Former Minnesota
governor, Pawaltny's name popped up out of nowhere, and he's been a front runner ever since, even if
there's no poll data to support it. That the question "Conservative
or RINO" is even asked would seem to eliminate him. But
forget all that. Pawaltny was Minnesoata's Head of State
when Al Frankin was allowed to flat-out steal a United States Senate
seat. That's how much control he had over Democrat shenanigans in
Minnesota. Remember, we're evaluating his selection to Jack
Welch's
Hot List.
Bottom line " Yikes! Who? Tim Noreltney?"
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Jon Huntsman— Who? - A
former governor of Utah, I had never heard of him until about two weeks
ago when, out of the blue, he became somebody of note. A
savior. This
is all too reminiscent of Obama. Just as I think Obama began as a
hedge against Hillary Clinton, who the Democrat establishment firmly
believed was unelectable, so too might Huntsman be a Palin or Bachman
hedge. Both are tea party favorites, and god forbid one of them
wins
the nomination. It's not so much that the GOP thinks both are
unelectable (they do), but even worse what
if one was elected!
Blood will run out of the cracks at GOP central. Like
Obama,
Huntsman is a blanksheet of paper. They can make him be whatever
they
want during a short election cycle. The fact that Welch includes
him
here leaves me convinced that my instincts are right.
Bottom line "Who the hell is he? Really?"
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Conclusion:
The Barn Army dismisses all three - with prejudice.
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