No Huckabee in 2012

[11B4V]

Hopefully sitting on my cock.

With a ball gag.

On her, not your cock.

CD, you a Queensryche fan?

[katmai]

11b,

Oh is he ever. I told him they were coming up to Alaska and he squeed!

[CountDeMoney]

I did more than squeed, I mewed.

[jimmy olsen]

Lock for what?

The nomination.

Is this all the GOP has? Mitt Romney?

Gingrich is running, so is Pawlenty. Mitch Daniels doesn't seem to be. The rest have no shot.

I'm going to quote this so that when the nominee is neither of those, you'll look like a dumbass.

Who do you expect it to be? Santorum? Palin? Bachman?

[katmai]

I did more than squeed, I mewed.

My humble apologies, don't know the relative rankings of excitement

[11B4V]

11b,

Oh is he ever. I told him they were coming up to Alaska and he squeed!

Good band. I've been getting back into Dio era Rainbow.

[Eddie Teach]

Who do you expect it to be? Santorum? Palin? Bachman?

Sanford or Ensign 

[Razgovory]

Hallelujah, now all the Christian crazies can go for Santorum.

....

OH SHI-

You forgot Ron Paul.  And Herman Cain.  And Gary Johnson.  And so on.

[dps]

If I was Obama, I would be laughing my ass off. None of those cats will put a dent in the Obamanation.

Throw in another filled Hopey-Changey-You-Betcha-Wink-Wink Palin-filled election cycle along with that stunningly insane and uneducated Michelle Bachmann, and I see the election coming down to the wire.

Palin, I wonder what that shrill cunt is up to?

Hopefully sitting on my cock.

You don't know who or what's sitting on your cock, and can only hope that it's Palin?  That sounds dangerous.

[derspiess]

I think if Mitch Daniels runs, he'll have a shot.  But IMO the smart money is on Romney.  He's not perfect, but people at least know who he is.

And FWIW, I think Ron Paul will make a much bigger showing than in 2008.

[MadImmortalMan]

His decision will leave a gap in the race for social conservative candidates such as Representative Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor.

That's an odd thing to say. Both of those would be poor substitutes for social conservatives. Neither of them really are focused on that stuff. Santorum is more likely to siphon off the Huckster's voters.

[garbon]

But IMO the smart money is on Romney.  He's not perfect, but people at least know who he is.

Yeah

[DGuller]

But IMO the smart money is on Romney.  He's not perfect, but people at least know who he is.

I don't think even Romney knows who he is.

[Caliga]

Romney would be a good general election candidate, but his problem is that he's going to make a poor primary candidate.

[alfred russel]

And FWIW, I think Ron Paul will make a much bigger showing than in 2008.

That doesn't mean very much....

This article says we may be too quick to count out the pizza guy.

http://www.salon.com/news/2012_elections/index.html?story=/politics/war_room/2011/05/16/herman_cain_time

With Huckabee out, the GOP nomination is definitely Herman Cain's to lose

...Cain, the former CEO of Godfather's Pizza (and head of the restaurant industry's lobbying organization), has been unfairly written off as an unserious candidates by the elites, because he's never won an election to anything before and he's very silly. But GOP voters have caught Cain fever. After Frank Luntz's focus group almost unanimously declared Cain the "winner" of the May 5 South Carolina debate, Cain took the Georgia Republican Party convention by storm and won the Tea Party Fort Lauderdale straw poll. As Tea Party Fort Lauderdale goes, so goes Tea Party West Des Moines...

But if we are going to elect a pizza guy, maybe we should try to poach someone from a pizza chain that isn't godfathers (if they even exist anymore).