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General Sport Trac Discussion
I'm ready for Rand Paul
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<blockquote data-quote="Mark K 2" data-source="post: 1012951" data-attributes="member: 55685"><p>I watched Fox News... Kelly, Hannity, and O'Reilly... last night. The Republicans are doing it again. Instead of caucusing amongst themselves to limit themselves to three or four people to run for president, it's looking like there will be anywhere from 12 to 14 people running again. Don't they remember what happened last time? They had a stage full of a dozen candidates for the debates. While they were in pissing matches with each other, the unified Democrats steam rolled their way to the White House. They're going to whine about Benghazi, IRS, and other same old crap and it's going to turn off the electorate. It's already going to be next to impossible to beat Hillary. Why make it any more difficult by pretending not to be in agreement as a party amongst themselves?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark K 2, post: 1012951, member: 55685"] I watched Fox News... Kelly, Hannity, and O'Reilly... last night. The Republicans are doing it again. Instead of caucusing amongst themselves to limit themselves to three or four people to run for president, it's looking like there will be anywhere from 12 to 14 people running again. Don't they remember what happened last time? They had a stage full of a dozen candidates for the debates. While they were in pissing matches with each other, the unified Democrats steam rolled their way to the White House. They're going to whine about Benghazi, IRS, and other same old crap and it's going to turn off the electorate. It's already going to be next to impossible to beat Hillary. Why make it any more difficult by pretending not to be in agreement as a party amongst themselves? [/QUOTE]
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