Hannity just said Ron Paul will do better than expected in primaries

[liberalnurse]

I don't know butI think Christie is seriously considering it. I heard about this first on the radio. http://www.indystar.com/article/D2/...Gov-Chris-Christie-2012-race?odyssey=nav|head

 

[Paulatized]

I think the republican establishment politicians are desperate to put up a candidate of their liking (status quo/don't rock the boat). They got Newt but know he can't win so they are trying to talk M. Daniels, C. Christie, or P. Ryan into running.

 

[R3volutionJedi]

Concerning Hannity, because this conversion has drifted, where is the tube?

 

[WeberClan]

HANITY said that?? Someone check the temperature in hell.

HAH! I was thinking hell must've frozen over too.

 

[rp08orbust]

Bump for tube

 

[Bruno]

I don't know butI think Christie is seriously considering it. I heard about this first on the radio. http://www.indystar.com/article/D2/...Gov-Chris-Christie-2012-race?odyssey=nav|head

A group of Iowa milionaire businessmen flew out to try to convince Christie to run last week.

 

[FriedChicken]

We should send Hanity a snowball in the mail with a nice letter as a PR stunt.

 

[S.Shorland]

If contributions are limited to $2,500? for each half of the race,what is the benefit of businessmen?I honestly don't know,that's why I'm asking.

A group of Iowa milionaire businessmen flew out to try to convince Christie to run last week.

 

[Bruno]

If contributions are limited to $2,500? for each half of the race,what is the benefit of businessmen?I honestly don't know,that's why I'm asking.

It's not that they could contribute more, but that the are successful businessmen that have a lot of political power here in Des Moines and central Iowa. They said they didn't yet see a candidate they liked who was showing promise of running, and wanted to influence Christie to run. I think they looked at it as a few of them trying to use their influence to get a candidate to run that would be best for the country, it had nothing to do with how much they could personally contribute under campaign finance laws.

 

[mCsenget]

If Chris Christie runs, we're DOA. That guy is the real deal. And as much as I love his fiscal stingyness, I don't know his FP and I don't know his thoughts about the Federal Reserve. Also, he's anti-gun.

we know...

 

[Fermli]

for all those thinking Chris Christie has libertarian ideas, here's an article you should read. He's all talk and no bark.

 

[TIMB0B]

If contributions are limited to $2,500? for each half of the race,what is the benefit of businessmen?I honestly don't know,that's why I'm asking.

Kickbacks. Corporatism. Why else?

 

[trey4sports]

Christies negatives will jump skyhigh if he enters the race. Cap-and-trade, anti-gun and other liberal ideas.

 

[rp08orbust]

Tube!