Christie should be thanked for knocking the Republican version of Obama down. Rubio is a train wreck waiting to happen.JohnStOnge wrote:Christie should burn in hell. He took Rubio down when he himself had no shot. If he was going to do something like that he should have, for the good of the country, been going after Trump. What a prick. He stops the momentum of the one person who MIGHT have had a shot at keeping Trump from winning the NH primary then drops out of the race. Dick head.
The biggest one to blame for Rubio's poor debate performance is Rubio- Christie didn't make him repeat the same spiel 3 times in a row. And are you going to say Bush should burn in hell too? Because Bush spent 36 million in NH, much of it attacking Rubio. His super PAC Right to Rise saturated NH with negative adds against Rubio.JohnStOnge wrote:Christie should burn in hell. He took Rubio down when he himself had no shot. If he was going to do something like that he should have, for the good of the country, been going after Trump. What a prick. He stops the momentum of the one person who MIGHT have had a shot at keeping Trump from winning the NH primary then drops out of the race. Dick head.
Neither of the 2 biggest spenders (both establishment) finished in the top 3. Compare that to the anti establishment Trump and Cruz. That is saying something..
From a bystander's perspective... Rubio seems like one of the more stable Republican choices. Particularly out of the frontrunners.HI54UNI wrote:Rubio is a train wreck waiting to happen.
Good grief you're a drama queen, John. You really are.JohnStOnge wrote:Christie should burn in hell. He took Rubio down when he himself had no shot. If he was going to do something like that he should have, for the good of the country, been going after Trump. What a prick. He stops the momentum of the one person who MIGHT have had a shot at keeping Trump from winning the NH primary then drops out of the race. Dick head.
It really is hilarious watch him stomp his feet and wail like a toddler. God bless The Donald.houndawg wrote:Good grief you're a drama queen, John. You really are.JohnStOnge wrote:Christie should burn in hell. He took Rubio down when he himself had no shot. If he was going to do something like that he should have, for the good of the country, been going after Trump. What a prick. He stops the momentum of the one person who MIGHT have had a shot at keeping Trump from winning the NH primary then drops out of the race. Dick head.
Stop trolling, John. It's becoming a pain in the ass. Really it is. Honest Cajun.JohnStOnge wrote:Christie should burn in hell. He took Rubio down when he himself had no shot. If he was going to do something like that he should have, for the good of the country, been going after Trump. What a prick. He stops the momentum of the one person who MIGHT have had a shot at keeping Trump from winning the NH primary then drops out of the race. Dick head.
I love it!Grizalltheway wrote:It really is hilarious watch him stomp his feet and wail like a toddler. God bless The Donald.houndawg wrote:
Good grief you're a drama queen, John. You really are.
The Bigmouth/Fatass ticket!93henfan wrote:I love it!Grizalltheway wrote:
It really is hilarious watch him stomp his feet and wail like a toddler. God bless The Donald.
Trump-Christie 2016!!!
All East Coast/All F**k You!Ivytalk wrote:The Bigmouth/Fatass ticket!93henfan wrote:
I love it!
Trump-Christie 2016!!!
Husbands of Jersey Housewives FTW!93henfan wrote:All East Coast/All F**k You!Ivytalk wrote: The Bigmouth/Fatass ticket!
I have a higher IQ than those Bush estimates.93henfan wrote:Yeah, that link doesn't look shady at all.BDKJMU wrote:
As far as Obama, we have no idea of what his measureable intelligence is because none of his test scores have ever been released. As far as Bush
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But, since you linked it, the PhD who wrote the book states, "Bush's IQ is below average relative to that subset of the U.S. citizens who also managed to work their way into the White House. In fact, his intellect falls near the bottom of the distribution. When compared with twentieth-century presidents from Theodore Roosevelt through Clinton, only Harding has a lower score (at least on three of the four estimates)."
I've always regarded you as slightly smarter than Bush.Cluck U wrote:I have a higher IQ than those Bush estimates.93henfan wrote:
Yeah, that link doesn't look shady at all.
But, since you linked it, the PhD who wrote the book states, "Bush's IQ is below average relative to that subset of the U.S. citizens who also managed to work their way into the White House. In fact, his intellect falls near the bottom of the distribution. When compared with twentieth-century presidents from Theodore Roosevelt through Clinton, only Harding has a lower score (at least on three of the four estimates)."
I'd estimate about 6.93 points higher.
We don’t know that, and as BDK has pointed out Rubio did a lot more than just show up during his time in the FL legislator (i.e. he knows how to work with others to get something done). The reason Obama has been a train wreck is because he surrounded himself with childish yes men. Sure his lack of experience is a factor, and should be a concern with Rubio, but the conks main goal should be getting the WH, everything else is moot. We just saw first hand how meaningless holding majorities in Congress is now that executive fiat will more than likely be the status quo from here on out. Rubio will be appealing to the common man during the general election as well as the fastest growing demographic in America (Team Brown). Trump will play right into the “rich white man/white privilege” mantra that the Hillary/DNC machine is built for.HI54UNI wrote:Christie should be thanked for knocking the Republican version of Obama down. Rubio is a train wreck waiting to happen.JohnStOnge wrote:Christie should burn in hell. He took Rubio down when he himself had no shot. If he was going to do something like that he should have, for the good of the country, been going after Trump. What a prick. He stops the momentum of the one person who MIGHT have had a shot at keeping Trump from winning the NH primary then drops out of the race. Dick head.
Rex Kramer, Danger SeekerCAA Flagship wrote:93 or CitadelGrad, please caption this:
93henfan wrote:Rex Kramer, Danger SeekerCAA Flagship wrote:93 or CitadelGrad, please caption this:
If you YouTube that at work (those with jobs), watch it with headphones on.
BumpBDKJMU wrote:The 17 announced candidates, 5 remain:
-Ted Cruz, U.S. Senator from Texas since 2013; Solicitor General of Texas 2003–2008. Announced 3/23/15.
-Marco Rubio, U.S. Senator from Florida since 2011; Florida Speaker of the House 2007-2008. Announced 4/13/15.
-Ben Carson: Author and former Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery for Johns Hopkins Hospital. Announced 5/3/15.
-Donald Trump, business magnate and television personality from New York. Announced on 6/16/15.
John Kasich, Governor of Ohio since 2011. Also 18 years in Congress as a Rep from Ohio from 1983-2001. Announced on 7/21/15.
DROPPED OUT
-Rick Perry, Governor of Texas 2000–2015; Lieutenant Governor of Texas 1999–2000; presidential candidate in 2012. 5 years in Air Force, flew C-130s. Announced on 6/4/15, dropped out on 9/11/15.
-Scott Walker, Governor of Wisconsin since 2011. Announced on 7/13/15. Dropped out on 9/21/15.
-Bobby Jindal, Governor of Louisiana since 2008; U.S. Representative from Louisiana 2005–2008. Announced on 6/24/15. Dropped out on 11/17/15.
-Lindsey Graham, U.S. Senator from South Carolina since 2003; U.S. Representative from South Carolina 1995–2003. 6 years Army JAG, 26 years National Guard & Reserve. Announced 6/1/15. Dropped out on 12/21/15.
-George Pataki, Governor of New York 1995-2006. Announced on 5/28/15. Dropped out on 12/29/15.
-Mike Huckabee, Governor of Arkansas 1996–2007; presidential candidate in 2008. Announced 5/5/15. Dropped out on 2/1/16.
-Rand Paul, U.S. Senator from Kentucky since 2011. Announced 4/7/15. Dropped out on 2/3/16.
-Rick Santorum, U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania 1995-2007; Presidential candidate in the 2012 election. Announced 5/27/15. Dropped out on 2/3/16.
-Carly Fiorina, former Hewlett-Packard CEO. Announced 5/4/15, dropped out on 2/10/16.
-Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey since 2010. Announced on 6/29/15, dropped out on 2/10/16.
-Jim Gilmore, Gov of VA 1998-2002 & Attorney Gen of VA. Served 4 years in the Army as an officer (intel). Announced on 7/29/15. Dropped out on 2/12/16.
-Jeb Bush, Gov of FL 1999-2007. Announced on 6/15/15. Dropped out on 2/20/16.
