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Discussion in 'The Back Room' started by George Krebs, Jan 21, 2012.

  1. George Krebs

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    George Krebs, Jan 21, 2012
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  3. George Krebs

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    Looks like the endorsement paid immediate dividends.
     
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    I would take the governor of South Carolina's word over Chuck "B rated movies and TV shows no one watch's Norris of course I think he may have the same view points of marriage as Newt. Sorry but there are just some things I hold a high opinion on..... marriage being one of them as for him becoming a Catholic he must have made a large donation. I think he has been converted in 3 different religions now there is a man that can make decisions. and he converted to please each of his wives. (Idiot)
     
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    Having seen his former wife (his high school math teacher) I can applaud his decision making.
     
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    I dont judge people by the way they look or their profession., I am rather impartial to school teachers I do judge people by their actions, My dad is a person just like Newt would I like him to run. Hell no.... and he is also a republican thru and thru and he became a Catholic fr my mom... his first of 3 wives. . I have listened to him watch the debates. I dont trust him any further than I could throw an elephant. mind you he speaks well. I dont trust him. nor do I beleive him or believe that he can accomplish all he promises. Dont believe he is a man of his word. Mind you he may be a great writer and a good speaker. but there are many of those that I wouldnt want for a president either.I had this opinion of him before his X Mrs took the air waves. Like my dad he may be very smart, may be wealthy, but not someone I could ever trust. and the person I vote for would have to have my trust first.
     
    mrsjoco, Jan 22, 2012
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    I don't know what kind of man Newt is...really don't. And I don't think you can necessarily compare him to your father.

    But I hear what you are saying. I like what I heard today somewhere...I don't want my government preaching morality to me...but I want a man of morals to be my president.
     
    Stu Ryckman, Jan 22, 2012
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    My question is, if there is such a thing as a man with morals in the race for president. And what are the morals being based on in these modern times... :?:
     
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