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Bring it on!

This fat guy is the one to watch.

Labels: 2012 Election, Barack Obama, Chris Christie, Fat Guys, Presidents, Shakespeare, Thinking Too Much, Yond Cassius

On Monday, I went to the post office and stood for thirty minutes in a line twenty-six people deep. Only two windows were open, while a third worker shuffled around aimlessly. To say there was no sense of urgency would be charitable.
Can you imagine walking into the post office and seeing government employees snap to, like the boss just walked in? Like they work for you? And aren't on tranquilizers? Just imagine.
So today it's my achey breakey heart. Again. His continued claims that he'll not run in 2012 are killing me.
Chris Christie is the only Republican contender who beats Obama in the latest Zogby poll, and rightfully so. Did you know we just added another trillion dollars to our national debt in the last seven months? We need someone with a heavy veto pen and that would be Christie.
If Christie doesn't run without good reason, well, then, he's a mean and spiteful man and I'll never speak of him again. But if he does run, and the Republicans refuse to nominate him, they deserve what they'll get: a big fat morally overgrown, bankrupt party.
And we'll all get a big fat bankrupt country.

Labels: 2012 Election, Barack Obama, Chris Christie, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Republican Party, Sarah Palin, Zogby Poll

Joe Scarborough on Sarah Palin:
What man or mouse with a fully functioning human brain and a résumé as thin as Palin�s would flirt with a presidential run? It makes the political biography of Barack Obama look more like Winston Churchill�s, despite the fact that the 44th president breezed into the Oval Office as little more than a glorified state senator. Still, Palin is undeterred, charging ahead maniacally while declaring her intention to run for the top office in the land if "nobody else will." Adding audacity to this dopey dream is that Palin can�t stop herself from taking swings at Republican giants. In the past month alone, she has mocked Ronald Reagan�s credentials, dismissed George H.W. and Barbara Bush as arrogant "blue bloods" and blamed George W. Bush for wrecking the economy. Wow. That�ll win �em over in Iowa. And this is but a snippet from his piece. Joe is just getting started. Even though he channels Margaret Carlson a bit, I have to say I'm firmly with Joe on this one. Looks like the Kraut is, too.

Labels: 2012 Election, Charles Krauthammer, Gop, Joe Scarborough, Man Up, Sarah Palin