Chazmo

Who would be 34 C-cup's running mate?



Phoenix, I guess I'll always feel that Clinton was a great man with equally great personal flaws that unfortunately were embarassing to everyone. Even though I didn't vote for him the first time, I always admired him. He was tireless and brilliant. I wouldn't vote him back in though, even if we could.

lig

Can a Libertarian play here too?

My vote will be an anti-Bush vote.

Ideally - out of the current choices I would also prefer a Dean-Clark (or Clark - Dean ) ticket.

MsPerky

[QUOTE]Originally posted by OhioRacer

OhioRacer

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MsPerky

jmc1971

Speaking of breasts and beads, I saw a king cake in the bakery yesterday....mmmmmm....king cake!

Maybe the candidate who collects the most beads should get the nod. That'd be a lot more fun than stuffy old debates.

mns2k

Its early yet but of the cabal of evil men I like Dean the most. He has a very "cut to the chase" attitude which may annoy some but for me its far better than listening to the orations that seem to go on forever. I also support is physical policy.

Da Hapa

While I'm a registered Republican, I'm not really sure that I fit in either camp any more.

I will say this. How in the word does Al Sharpton continue to be taken serious by anyone? He's just a nut ball, if you ask me and I think that although he obviously feels differently, he does more to hurt the Democrats than help. He scares the hell out of me, at least.

Da Hapa

By the way...

Let me state how nice it is to have an intelligent conversation abotu such a meaningul topic. Oh wait... I'm in Vintage. I shouldn't be surprised.

I love this corner of the board.

jmc1971

Any predictions on the Iowa primary??

Chazmo

Good thoughts, guys.