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    Quote Originally Posted by Askthepizzaguy View Post
    I'll have to defer to someone who has been keeping track, but... I'm pretty sure there's been a bunch more than that. This is a somewhat humorous (but a bit too mocking for my taste) page I found, but hey! Look! It's that SC governor again... and a Georgia Congressman, in addition to Steele.
    So two republicans apologized and one more (who's no longer a leader) said he wasn't directly calling Rush an idiot.

    Excuse me while I scoff at your suggestion, which you admitted was based on no research, that all republican leaders are kowtowing to Rush.
    *scoffs*

    Rush has nothing to do with the real problems the GOP has.

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    These . Sanford has always been full of it. If Romney pulls any of this crap i'm voting for Hitler.

    Sanford has worked very hard to boost his image as the quite and honest type. Too bad he has a big mouth and cheats on his wife. Hack.

    Everytime a guy in the GOP cheats he loses votes for the party, even more than when a democrat does it. When will these people learn and realize that sex isn't important? Do your job and get a video game.
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    Yup. What scum - cheating on their wives. And Sanford - doing it on Father's day.

    He deserves ruin.

    At this rate, Romney may be the only one left for the GOP in 2012. Wouldn't be bad. Though Obama's likely to get a second term anyway, so we may want to sacrifice someone else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit View Post
    Yup. What scum - cheating on their wives. And Sanford - doing it on Father's day.

    He deserves ruin.

    At this rate, Romney may be the only one left for the GOP in 2012. Wouldn't be bad. Though Obama's likely to get a second term anyway, so we may want to sacrifice someone else.

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    No - Run Romney. He'll be too old to run after that and these past 8 years are his window. If he doesn't run next, he'll never run again I think. We need to put a stark alternative up agaisnt Obama, particularly if his policies fall flat or he seems extreme at the end of his 4 years. We hardly have a shot in hell - it would be a waste to blow a young career.

    The GOP sacrifices old bulls, Democrats sacrifice lambs.

    *Edit - I want Sanford to resign (althought it isn't my state). I simply don't trust people who betray their immediate families. How could anyone trust someone to do right by them whose own wife couldn't?
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    Romney does look like a decent candidate. I probably wouldn't vote for him but I'd like to think the debate would be civil.
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    Sanford should be impeached and removed from the governorship of SC. He left the state with no executive leadership and no way to contact him in case of a state emergency for 5 days. His judgement and lackadasical approach to responsibilty & duty clearly indicate he's not fit to govern. gee, you think this will hurt my chances to get the republican nomination for president? He'll probably get applauded like Senator Ensign for fessing up. Another standup guy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito View Post
    Sanford should be impeached and removed from the governorship of SC. He left the state with no executive leadership and no way to contact him in case of a state emergency for 5 days. His judgement and lackadasical approach to responsibilty & duty clearly indicate he's not fit to govern. gee, you think this will hurt my chances to get the republican nomination for president? He'll probably get applauded like Senator Ensign for fessing up. Another standup guy.
    He and ensign are written off. Human Garbage. If we can't find a way to get them out of office for something illegal we should all vote against them FOR anyone else.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito View Post
    Sanford should be impeached and removed from the governorship of SC. He left the state with no executive leadership and no way to contact him in case of a state emergency for 5 days. His judgement and lackadasical approach to responsibilty & duty clearly indicate he's not fit to govern.
    Ditto that.
    Had it just been the affair, I'd say let the voters decide- an affair is a serious character issue, imo, but I'd be content to let it play out in the campaign. But when you add to that the string of lies surrounding it and his dereliction of duty while off on his fling.... it's time for him to pack it in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit View Post
    So two republicans apologized and one more (who's no longer a leader) said he wasn't directly calling Rush an idiot.

    Excuse me while I scoff at your suggestion, which you admitted was based on no research, that all republican leaders are kowtowing to Rush.
    *scoffs*

    Rush has nothing to do with the real problems the GOP has.

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