Brown for Prez? What?

[AirVol]

No, but he drives a truck and speaks in pithy one liners, so it's a wash.

Anyone know what kinda truck this dude drives?

 

[kev20]

Brown would also be, but I find it humorous that so many are already prepare do annoint him the chosen one because the party is so hurting for charimsatic and qualified leadership.

Drudge, Hannity.....

:lolabove:

 

[gsvol]

Anyone know what kinda truck this dude drives?

Used, he bought it from Lamar.

The republicans should have plenty of time to decide on their next candidate since Barry is now such a

 

[GAVol]

No, they didn't. That's my point. He raised some eyebrows as potentially very charismatic, some talk that they had hopes for him down the line. But nothing like this blind dash by the GOP to a complete unknown we are seeing today. GOP is clearly depserate for a saleable candidate. They trotted out Newt's corpse there for awhile.

Nobody is seriously pushing Brown right now as anything other than a blueprint.

 

[tim]

I believe if he runs in 2012 he would have about 1 or so more years experience than your ball and chain did prior to his election.

 

[BigPapaVol]

Talking heads already suggesting it. What a comment that is on the GOP establishment that this guy no one has ever heard of until two weeks ago is the new hot commodity.

Have they learned nothing from their expeirnece with Palin?

Remind me the timeline of the current empty suit's ascendancy from community organizer to head socialist?

 

[GAVol]

GOP is clearly depserate for a saleable candidate.

I have a feeling there is going to be a plethora of "saleable" GOP candidates come the November election.

 

[BigPapaVol]

I have a feeling there is going to be a plethora of "saleable" GOP candidates come the November election.

Don't be so exacting. He meant assailable.

 

[lawgator1]

Don't be so exacting. He meant assailable.

If its Palin, both SNL and Colbert will be the most DVDrd programs in history.

 

[GAVol]

If its Palin, both SNL and Colbert will be the most DVDrd programs in history.

I don't think she's got a chance in hell of making it through the Primaries and I'm not even sure she's going to try.

 

[BigPapaVol]

If its Palin, both SNL and Colbert will be the most DVDrd programs in history.

It isn't. Don't be so hung up on Fox. It isn't conservatism central. It's a for profit biased opinion network. It just happens to do it better than the clowns on the left.

 

[lawgator1]

It isn't. Don't be so hung up on Fox. It isn't conservatism central. It's a for profit biased opinion network. It just happens to do it better than the clowns on the left.

If they aren't representative of the right, how do you explain their commercial success?

 

[BigPapaVol]

If they aren't representative of the right, how do you explain their commercial success?

Seriously?

 

[GAVol]

If they aren't representative of the right, how do you explain their commercial success?

Is it that they are representative of the right . . . or the fact that they've effectively got a monopoly on not being representative of the left?

 

[BigPapaVol]

Is it that they are representative of the right . . . or the fact that they've effectively got a monopoly on not being representative of the left?

Yes. Being the lone alternative is a big deal. Being the lone alternative for a very attractive demographic makes it a smoking home run.

 

[lawgator1]

Is it that they are representative of the right . . . or the fact that they've effectively got a monopoly on not being representative of the left?

Yes. Being the lone alternative is a big deal. Being the lone alternative for a very attractive demographic makes it a smoking home run.

I'd go for that if the distance between being a commercial enterprise simply giving the consumer what he wants, versus telling him what he needs, were a significant difference. But I think the line between the two at Fox is wafer thin.

They seem awfully in accord lately with the political party on the right, see eg Palin as contributor.

 

[BigPapaVol]

I'd go for that if the distance between being a commercial enterprise simply giving the consumer what he wants, versus telling him what he needs, were a significant difference. But I think the line between the two at Fox is wafer thin.

They seem awfully in accord lately with the political party on the right, see eg Palin as contributor.

That makes no sense whatsoever. What Fox gives as it's product means exactly dick to advertisers in terms of ROI.

 

[lawgator1]

That makes no sense whatsoever. What Fox gives as it's product means exactly dick to advertisers in terms of ROI.

Name a network you assign to the left that pays a potential POTUS candidate to be a reporter, contributor, etc.

 

[GAVol]

Name a network you assign to the left that pays a potential POTUS candidate to be a reporter, contributor, etc.

Howard Dean on MSNBC is the first one that pops into my head.

 

[lawgator1]

Name a network you assign to the left that pays a potential POTUS candidate to be a reporter, contributor, etc.

Howard Dean on MSNBC is the first one that pops into my head.

Reading. Its fundamental.

 

[GAVol]

Reading. Its fundamental.

. . . because obviously a guy that's already run for President once and an immediate past Chairman of the DNC would never think about running for President again.

 

[RockyTopVol]

Anyone know what kinda truck this dude drives?

My local radio station reported this morning, he drives a 2005 GMC Canyon.

 

[volfanjustin]

All Brown has to do now is just make a speech at the RNC and he will be all set to take the White House.

 

[lawgator1]

. . . because obviously a guy that's already run for President once and an immediate past Chairman of the DNC would never think about running for President again.

Weak effort at the save.

 

[T-TownVol]

I do not believe that the GOP will make the mistake of letting the media, be it liberal or conservative media, dictate the next candidate.