HitsRus;1780237 wrote:Just sitting here this AM reading stuff and watching TV....and I can't help but wonder what planet some of these guys running for president are on. This week, Rick Santorum, Rand Paul, Mike Huckabee, and Martin O'Malley dropped out of the race, which, in my opinion, probably makes them more qualified to be president than some of the guys still in the race in that at least these guys have a grip on reality. After months of campaigning, getting blown out in Iowa, and still polling in the very low single digits, what makes these guys think they have a chance? What are they adding to presidential campaign? What on earth do they think is going to happen, what on earth do they think they can say, that will propel them to even approximate the support of the candidate on the edge of contention, Ben Carson? They've had months to get their message out, and they have no traction.
While I don't particularly have anything against Jeb and Christie, these guys in particular are annoying. They are not even in first among the governors...not close to Kasich in New Hampshire, who in turn is barely in double digits(maybe). Yet they run attack ads without really gaining any support for themselves...... At what point does it become counter-productive for the party, and their own political future to continue on?
C'mon Jeb...give your donors their money back so they can spend it on defeating the real enemy. The people have spoken already...they don't want another Bush in the White House....and they don't want you.
They are trying to take out your boy Rubio because he is inexperienced like Obama. If he can't handle it how is he going to beat Hillary and the liberal media? Not enough adderall, beta blockers and canned stump speeches in Rubio's man purse to beat that if he doesn't step his game up. Gonna have to earn it.