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**MasdMnPa** · 12-24-2007, 05:54 PM

You're assuming I'm a disgruntled Democrat, and I'm not.

Depends on who the Republican candidate is. I could deal with a President Romney. He might be as slippery as Kerry, and I voted him (damn Kerry and Romney remind me of each other). At least Romney made his own money, and he has substantial executive management experience. The only positive thing about Hillary is that she brings Bill along with her, and he could be very useful as a diplomat. Obama is a nice young wide-eyed guy with a positive message, all the wrong ideas, and no qualifications at all. McCain, I like him ok. His shameful sucking up to Bush has been pathetic, but he wanted to be the "establishment candidate" this time around. A Huckabee Republican ticket would be ideal, because Bloomberg would then have a real chance.

If Bloomberg gets in the race, I will vote for him, no matter who runs what candidate.

This whole two party duopoly needs to be torn down. Whatever it takes.

12-24-2007, 05:54 PM	#3
MasdMnPa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 425 Senior Member	You're assuming I'm a disgruntled Democrat, and I'm not. Depends on who the Republican candidate is. I could deal with a President Romney. He might be as slippery as Kerry, and I voted him (damn Kerry and Romney remind me of each other). At least Romney made his own money, and he has substantial executive management experience. The only positive thing about Hillary is that she brings Bill along with her, and he could be very useful as a diplomat. Obama is a nice young wide-eyed guy with a positive message, all the wrong ideas, and no qualifications at all. McCain, I like him ok. His shameful sucking up to Bush has been pathetic, but he wanted to be the "establishment candidate" this time around. A Huckabee Republican ticket would be ideal, because Bloomberg would then have a real chance. If Bloomberg gets in the race, I will vote for him, no matter who runs what candidate. This whole two party duopoly needs to be torn down. Whatever it takes.
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