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There are no Newts in the Republican part of congress anymore. (the dems may disagree, but I think he was the MAN in the 90's - he's really brilliant, with personal shortcomings - but dont we all)
I'd love to see a Newt - Obama debate. Newt would absolutely destroy him intellectually.
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I'd love to see a Newt - Obama debate. Newt would absolutely destroy him intellectually.
he's probably been the best conservative since Ronnie.
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there is no doubt he would. Newt has forgot more than Obama will ever learn about this game called politics. the experience level alone is nowhere close, and Obama holds the highest office in the land!

noone in the Republican party is even close to Newt as far as brilliance goes either.
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I think Obama could hold his own. Debates on television come down to who looks better physically and who can out bulls.hit the other.

Advantage Obama.
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I keep wanting to do this.. but cant bring myself to do it yet.
Who else is capable of predicting Obama in a landslide and then saying (in regards to ObamaCare) "He was willing to sacrifice a second term to it, and he got it done (the start)." within a couple of days?

She's like an old steam locomotive, in the way of a bullet train, refusing to pull off the track. The steam is building and she'll eventually blow!
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I think Obama could hold his own. Debates on television come down to who looks better physically and who can out bulls.hit the other.

Advantage Obama.

Oh, if you mean a debate as devoid of substance as Obama's own campaign was, (i.e. "Hope and Change" "Yes we Can"), then sure.

I thought we were literally talking about an intellectual debate - pitting ideas against each other. The proponents of those ideas are secondary.
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Oh, if you mean a debate as devoid of substance as Obama's own campaign was, (i.e. "Hope and Change" "Yes we Can"), then sure.

I thought we were literally talking about an intellectual debate - pitting ideas against each other. The proponents of those ideas are secondary.
And when was the last time a debate like that happened?

Exactly.

Americans, for the most part, are morons. They want style over substance.
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Oh, if you mean a debate as devoid of substance as Obama's own campaign was, (i.e. "Hope and Change" "Yes we Can"), then sure.

I thought we were literally talking about an intellectual debate - pitting ideas against each other. The proponents of those ideas are secondary.
Obama could out debate Jesus with regards to your first paragraph. He's so good that he got himself elected POTUS with the minimal amount of experience and record he had. That is just amazing.

Newt > Obama with regards to actual intellect.
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Who else is capable of predicting Obama in a landslide and then saying (in regards to ObamaCare) "He was willing to sacrifice a second term to it, and he got it done (the start)." within a couple of days?

She's like an old steam locomotive, in the way of a bullet train, refusing to pull off the track. The steam is building and she'll eventually blow!
hey at least she didnt accuse you of not planning for your own retirement.
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just keep swinging on his nutz......hey riot why is the oil still flowing on day 73
if hes been in charge of it the whole time.. shut up, your old act is soo fkn tired..

what does the report card say ..your on iggy list no 1
LOL - I wish - please
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Please tell me what he has accomplished???

His defenders make rabid Zenyatta fans look sane...
Go read the list 'Zig posted on politifact. But I doubt you are interested. Nothing will convince some that anything he's accomplished is worthwhile.
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Who else is capable of predicting Obama in a landslide and then saying (in regards to ObamaCare) "He was willing to sacrifice a second term to it, and he got it done (the start)." within a couple of days?
Well, Dell, I'm glad you've picked up a new quote from me you can keep putting forth out of context, in an effort to prove how simplistic and simpleminded you are about political discourse

Obama has said himself, he'd be willing to sacrifice a second term if he could get healthcare and nuclear proliferation limitations accomplished. He's said it. That's no secret.
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he's probably been the best conservative since Ronnie.
Obama isn't as good a politician as Newt. I agree, he is probably the best conserve. since Reagan.
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Obama isn't as good a politician as Newt. I agree, he is probably the best conserve. since Reagan.
I hope he runs in 2012. He's the best option this country has. Shoot I wouldnt even mind him picking Hillary, or an Independant as his running mate (though that is a pipe dream)
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hahahahahahah! oh the comedy! hey at least you are good for that!
That's right, the Libertarians, birthers, and ultra-right-conservatives on this board are obviously terribly objective about Obama

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Well, Dell, I'm glad you've picked up a new quote from me you can keep putting forth out of context, in an effort to prove how simplistic and simpleminded you are about political discourse

Obama has said himself, he'd be willing to sacrifice a second term if he could get healthcare and nuclear proliferation limitations accomplished. He's said it. That's no secret.
OK this is getting 'Carter' complex.

So despite Obama's willingness to sacrifice a second term for passing his healthcare he will win a second term in a landslide because the GOP has no one to run?
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Oh, if you mean a debate as devoid of substance as Obama's own campaign was, (i.e. "Hope and Change" "Yes we Can"), then sure.

I thought we were literally talking about an intellectual debate - pitting ideas against each other. The proponents of those ideas are secondary.
Did you see any of the President debates, Joey?
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Did you see any of the President debates, Joey?
he is a master bater.. I mean debater.. that is for sure.
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