Gingrich predicted to win South Carolina

[golfer]

http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2...live-not-dead/

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by golfer

http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2...live-not-dead/

all the more reason to require an id. to say that requiring such would keep people from voting is preposterous. we should be doing everything possible to keep our elections from being tampered with.

What's the over/under on number of weeks before Newt self-destructs (again)? Gotta hand it to the guy; he's got more lives than a cat. He's also got a mouth on him bigger than Steven Tyler's, who flubbed the anthem at the game yesterday.

Ocala Mike

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Ocala Mike

What's the over/under on number of weeks before Newt self-destructs (again)? Gotta hand it to the guy; he's got more lives than a cat. He's also got a mouth on him bigger than Steven Tyler's, who flubbed the anthem at the game yesterday.

Ocala Mike

Two. Watching the self-styled elite, educated professor, 40-year Washington lobbyist insider sell himself to the Tea Party was pretty funny. But the Southern Strategy is all about one issue, and Newt has grabbed it, blew it and played it for the win.

Won't fly in Florida. But they have no other choices, as Mittens is so useless. Very sad, what this political party has come to.

A funny from Slate http://www.slate.com/slideshows/news...s-doodles.html

Newt, the self-styled Messiah, writes about himself:

These notes and doodles, handwritten by Newt Gingrich, appear in a series of exhibits appended to a report published on Jan. 17, 1997 by the House Select Committee on Ethics. The notes are mainly from the period leading up to his big 1994 victory. The text at left reads:

Gingrich—Primary Mission
—Advocate of civilization
—definer of civilization
—Teacher of the rules of civilization
—arouser of those who form civilization
—Organizer of the pro-civilization activists
—leader (possibly) of the civilizing forces.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Danzig

all the more reason to require an id. to say that requiring such would keep people from voting is preposterous. we should be doing everything possible to keep our elections from being tampered with.

Yowser. Those Republicans are all about voting fraud. Look what just happened in the Iowa GOP primary - votes from two districts just lost and never counted, the wrong candidate announced as a winner. And now this.

This is huge news. There are only 9 documented cases, in the last 20 years, of the wrong people actually being allowed to vote in a presidential election and prosecuted. So 900 in one state would be huge.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by Riot

Yowser. Those Republicans are all about voting fraud. Look what just happened in the Iowa GOP primary - votes from two districts just lost and never counted, the wrong candidate announced as a winner. And now this.

This is huge news. There are only 9 documented cases, in the last 20 years, of the wrong people actually being allowed to vote in a presidential election and prosecuted. So 900 in one state would be huge.

bear in mind that 600 SC republicans voted for Michele Bachmann, so really the results of the primary don't prove anything other than Darwin was wrong.

[hi_im_god]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

bear in mind that 600 SC republicans voted for Michele Bachmann, so really the results of the primary don't prove anything other than Darwin was wrong.

this is just a setup line for an alvin greene reference.