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Now that several of the candidates have dropped out, I will create a new thread.

Ron Paul

Mitt Romney

John McCain

Mike Huckabee

Hillary Clinton

Barrack Obama

Dupe, just FYI

http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... =4&t=13294

. . . except this thread includes Huckabee.

LarryH wrote:. . . except this thread includes Huckabee.

Yeah, I suppose it is possible. I guess I forgot him...

All those people worried about Ron Paul being a "spoiler" need to take a look at what Huckabee is up to, playing King-maker.

I think "sit it out" should be an option.

Bout time to trim the list again............

My wife and I have barely ever voted for a Democrat in our combined 70 years of voting. This year My wife is begging me to vote for the Obama guy in the Democratic primary. We would never concider voting for either one in the general election, but We both concider Hillary an instrument of evil that needs to be stopped at just about any cost. We also believe that Obama will probably be easier to beat than the Hildabeast. I haven't decided. I also understand that there are other Republican candidates for local positions that could use our support, and even concidering voting for a Democrat gives me heartburn. Maybe this will be the one time my wife and I will go our seperate ways in the polls.

Texan RKBA guys might concider voting in the Democratic primary if they feel the same way about Hillary as we do at the Liberty casa.


Just a thought ...

Liberty wrote:My wife and I have barely ever voted for a Democrat in our combined 70 years of voting. This year My wife is begging me to vote for the Obama guy in the Democratic primary. We would never concider voting for either one in the general election, but We both concider Hillary an instrument of evil that needs to be stopped at just about any cost. We also believe that Obama will probably be easier to beat than the Hildabeast. I haven't decided. I also understand that there are other Republican candidates for local positions that could use our support, and even concidering voting for a Democrat gives me heartburn. Maybe this will be the one time my wife and I will go our seperate ways in the polls.

Texan RKBA guys might concider voting in the Democratic primary if they feel the same way about Hillary as we do at the Liberty casa.


Just a thought ...

My mother and father voted seperately during the nixon election. They still bring it up. I told my wife before we got married that if we get to a point where we cannot agree on a candidate, we may as well split up.
Question though, does your wife know that he is ranked as the most liberal senator in the entire senate?

Liberty wrote:
Texan RKBA guys might concider voting in the Democratic primary if they feel the same way about Hillary as we do at the Liberty casa.


Just a thought ...

I will vote in that primary, FOR Hillary. I think she will be easier to beat and that is the reason why. She is pure evil, but I think Obama might be worse.

lawrnk wrote:

Liberty wrote:My wife and I have barely ever voted for a Democrat in our combined 70 years of voting. This year My wife is begging me to vote for the Obama guy in the Democratic primary. We would never concider voting for either one in the general election, but We both concider Hillary an instrument of evil that needs to be stopped at just about any cost. We also believe that Obama will probably be easier to beat than the Hildabeast. I haven't decided. I also understand that there are other Republican candidates for local positions that could use our support, and even concidering voting for a Democrat gives me heartburn. Maybe this will be the one time my wife and I will go our seperate ways in the polls.

Texan RKBA guys might concider voting in the Democratic primary if they feel the same way about Hillary as we do at the Liberty casa.


Just a thought ...

My mother and father voted seperately during the nixon election. They still bring it up. I told my wife before we got married that if we get to a point where we cannot agree on a candidate, we may as well split up.
Question though, does your wife know that he is ranked as the most liberal senator in the entire senate?

My wife and I do differ on our political philosophies, mostly I am libertarian, she being conservative. There is much peace and tranquility in my home. Our differences make us respect each other more. I couldn't stand living with someone who agreed with me on everything.

Liberty wrote:I couldn't stand living with someone who agreed with me on everything.

Funny stuff. I'd be willing to bet she disagrees on more stuff than she is saying. Wimmen are more shrewd than we give them credit for sometime.

Mrs. Anygun does not agree with me on everything. She picks out my clothes 'cause I like plaids and stripes together.

Long long ago she used to watch Oprah and other shows. My life used to be a living heck when I came home in the afternoon.

SHe has moved into the appropriate region of the left-right spectrum. I have moved farther right towards the region where I am ready to line up for another shot heard 'round the world next time anti-gun legislation is passed.

As long as I don't draw a bead on the TV screen when Nancy Pelosi is on display she can tolerate my outbursts.

She made up her own mind on her support of Ron Paul.

She thinks Barbara Bush should have taken a switch after W after the illegal alien shamnesty thing.

My eyes still water up when I hear things like that.

Anygunanywhere

anygunanywhere wrote:

Liberty wrote:I couldn't stand living with someone who agreed with me on everything.

Funny stuff. I'd be willing to bet she disagrees on more stuff than she is saying. Wimmen are more shrewd than we give them credit for sometime.

Mrs. Anygun does not agree with me on everything. She picks out my clothes 'cause I like plaids and stripes together.



Anygunanywhere

Agreed, my wife does not always agree with me. On good vs. evil though.....that is a big one.

There is nothing wrong with stripes and plaid. A woman made that rule up..