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Comment on Too Little Too Late for Bob Inglis by Paul T. Jansen

Paul T. Jansen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:55:10 +0000

Bob still polls 30-35% because a lot of the cerebrally addled folks confuse his last name with that of the grocery store. It’s the alzheimer’s demographics of the GOP primary voters. I note that the grocery store runs specials. With Bob it is same old, same old. But even the oldsters are getting tired of the same old, same old, IMHO.

Comment on Who Did Jeffrey Support in 2008? by Paul T. Jansen

Paul T. Jansen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:43:14 +0000

Gary, my hat is off to you. But if you know CJ, it is in character. I am still laughing on this one.

Comment on Who Did Jeffrey Support in 2008? by Paul T. Jansen

Paul T. Jansen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:40:48 +0000

ROTFL. It figures. She is trying, IMHIO, to game the demographics of the primary voters. As they all are.

Comment on Who Did Jeffrey Support in 2008? by deja vue

deja vue — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 05:14:57 +0000

This woman is her own worst enemy. How many times has she run for office? She is sinking another campaign. Just for fun, let’s ask her this question:

So which candidate did you, in fact, support in the 2008 GOP Primary? Was it Duncan Hunter? Ron Paul? Rudy Giuliani? Mike Huckabee? John McCain? Did you try and write in Alan Keyes? Do you believe any of them are inbred?

Comment on Who Did Jeffrey Support in 2008? by Matt

Matt — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 04:36:49 +0000

Awesome post Gary. Glad I brought this up now! That was a rather interesting article that you found on her too.

The issue to me isn’t so much that she endorsed Rudy Giuliani–it’s that she’d blatantly lie about it when so many people know that she did in fact support Rudy. I attended a ton of events for literally all the candidates running throught 2007 and 2008 in both the Upstate and Columbia. Everyone who worked the “GOP primary circuit” and especially those of us from Spartanburg knew she was a Rudy supporter. And her enthusiam for him as a candidate (as that article shows) wasn’t just because she worked for a firm that happened to be doing work for the Giuliani campaign.

Why didn’t she just say at the WORD debate something along the lines of this: “although I strongly disagreed with him on the issues of abortion and gay rights, I supported former Mayor Rudy Giuliani because I thought he would be the strongest in the fight against terrorism and he had the largest tax cut plan…and his personal assurances to me that he’d appoint strict constructionist justices like Alito and Scalia to the Supreme Court meant to me that a Giuliani presidency would not impede efforts to overturn Roe V. Wade which I support doing.”