Republican Presidential Race 2016

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THE REPUBLICAN RACE IS ON...

There they are at the Quicken Arena in Cleveland, Ohio.  The GOP Group of 10 are the best of the best.  Good questions by FOX moderators Chris Wallace, Megyn Kelly, and Bret Baier.  Good answers, some funny, by the Republican candidates.   Better than any Democrat presidential candidates.  It was quite a show seen by 24 million Americans on FOX.  Well done!

In the photo below, who looks presidential?  You bet!  My presidential nominee JEB!  Framed in white rectangle.  Let's get real here: Speaking for myself as an observer and well-informed Republican voter I want a candidate who is his own man, who knows his own heart, who cares for his fellow Americans and who protects his country.

JEB! First Presidential Debate Video

The GOP Group of 10 Video

17 Faces of Republican Candidates

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I MISSED THE FIRST AND SECOND PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES BETWEEN OBAMA AND ROMNEY since I was out of the country traveling to South America.  The articulate Obama met his match in Romney this time.  Romney is a Pisces (March 12) like self (March 11) - intelligent, smart and good at repartee.  I've read in the first debate Romney kicked the Democrat Socialist ass of Obama.  Some viewers and pundits said Obama won in the second debate and some said Romney won.  I saw the third debate last night, a very rainy night in Chicago, and my dish network kept losing its signal.  Very annoying and inconvenient.  I had to switch to one of my three regular TVs.  Of course, for me, Romney held his own, very clear with his answers and precise with his agenda in where to lead America in the path to progress and prosperity.   Obama was full of stale rhetorics, nothing new.  And what was that all about teachers and education when the subject of the third debate was about foreign policy?  Yeah, right, ass-kissing teachers again, just back in the 2008 campaign.  How nasty and condescending, telling Romney that there are such things as aircraft carriers "where planes landed" and ships under the sea called submarines, as if his opponent was a mental idiot.  I particularly like the closing remark of Romney - it's excellent! So full of optimism for a full economic recovery, especially to 23 million Americans who were out of job.  You know, time and time again, as told by the bias mainstream media, people say Obama is a likable fellow.  I don't find it so,  he was so mean as to go to court to unseal the divorce papers of his Illinois senatorial opponent Jack Ryan.  The Chicago way of winning elections through dirty tricks.  He's a bad man.  I hope Donald Trump (he's got the moolah) and transparency organizations would go to court to have Obama's college records, a magna cum laude graduate in law, be unsealed and released to the public for posterity.  Voters should remember on November 6, the absolute failure of both the Obama Administration, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (the 3:00 am call where the phone was off the hook) and Secretary of Defense -- they did not do anything to help the ambassador and three Americans for 7 hours.  That was plenty of time to act and respond. 
If you ask me, Obama's days are numbered.  The hypes and YouTube videos of Obama are not that popular; the students and newly graduates are disillusioned and don't have a job; the Hollywood celebrities backing him are not so eager to endorse him and nowhere to be seen except TV starlet Eva Longoria.
America needs Romney for a better tomorrow.


Published 10/23/12   lib's labyrinth
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