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He understands the threat of Islamic jihadists, the absolutism of low taxes and the need for ever-smaller government. I want to hear more his views on border control and illegal immigrants.
p>I do have one request of him and his wife, Judi. Please, please no more Al and Tipper moments. So you have a wonderful, wild sex life; I am thrilled for you. The details of which are just too much information! I want to know my President loves his wife — but not exactly how. Thank you. br> — Judy Beumler br> Louisville, Kentucky /p>Step away from the big city. It’s tainting your views on reality.
Sure, maybe Red Rudolph is popular with all of the socialists and liberals in New York State but he’ll never even get off the ground in “real America”.
He, just like the Hildebeast and that RINO McCain, have absolutely no chance of getting true American conservative votes to any degree that will be helpful. Fortunately there are not enough liberals in America (yet) to make a difference either.
Most of us “Flyover-Red-State-Conservatives” will likely not even vote if only offered the likes of the current phonies in the line up so far.
Except maybe Tancredo… He’s the only one with the balls to stand up to the biggest phony of them all - Bush and his amnesty pals from Mexico.
Get a grip. The world does not revolve around NYC. In fact to the majority of Americans, NYC is nothing but enemy territory — same goes for anything that crawls out of it.
p>The Big Apple is truly rotten to the core and as the saying goes, one bad apple can spoil the whole barrel. br> — B. Snell
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