Last night marked the fourth republican debate and the first since Christie and Huckabee were shunned to the kids table which must have made the remaining candidates pretty happy because those two seem like they love a good family style meal.
Our first issue with this last debate that we had no clue where the hell the Fox Business News was on the Optimum box, it was so hidden that we missed the opening remarks by the three moderator stooges.
What we came out with is the following...
Carson. This guy is in that position amongst GOP front runners where it doesn't matter what he says, nobody cares. Carson has no substance, no specifics and is now making his entire campaign about how the vast left wing conspiracy is out to get him..and he leads in the polls
Trump. The Republican Unravelling of the Most Pompous ahole has begun. Trump is lost and without his "build a tremendous wall" and "I've built a great company" lines to get him applause he is nothing more than an empty suit...one with a tie which hangs about three inches too low
Rubio. Everything the republicans said about Obama in 2008 will apply to Rubio in 2016. He is too young, too inexperienced, misses too many senate votes and has ears that are too big but still it won't matter. Rubio falls into his talking points more confortably than any politician I have ever seen, his ability to deflect any questions and go into his "my father was a bartender and my mother is a maid" thing is amazing to watch.
Q. Senator what do you feel about social security reform
A. Neil, my mother was a maid and my father was a bartender so I know about needing security, it is our greatest threat. We didn't have much but we had each other and that's alright for love, you just have to hold on to what you got. Sometimes it just doesn't make a difference whether you make it or not
Q Senator, What is your position on immigration?
A- listen Maria, I know about immigration as my father was a bartender and my mother was a maid so we had to deal with a lot of immigration from the holiday inn to the days inn. Sometimes my mom would work at one place and other times as the other and that was an important part
Q- senator, what do you think about a no-fly zone over Syria
A- thank you bald guy, when I was a child my father was a bartender and my mother a maid and we knew how important it was to keep the flies away from the food in the bar's kitchen, so we worked hard to form that trust that will continue to strengthen our resolve and arm our friends against Putin and Assad.
Kasich
Our boy has less than 0% chance, he is practical, moderate and smart which means the crazies hate him. He literally got booed a number of times last night. Rooting for him is like rooting for the Browns
Carly
The greatest celebrities are known by only their first name. Madonna, Britney, Oprah and Carly could be right up there. She should just change it to Karly and she might have a chance at making that work. I have nothing to say about her, she is crazy, ran HP into the ground and wore the absolute worst color sweater at the debate. Who chooses puke green for a rendezvous with Rand Paul and Jeb Bush??
Cruz
I have this vision in my head of Cruz knocking on doors trying to drum up support and people just slamming them in his face as they assume he is is just fulfilling his Megan's Law punishment
Jeb
It Is Over. Pack up the tent, send home the guy selling hot-dogs and apologize to the guys who got (free) tickets to see you..nobody thinks you have a shot in hell at this thing. You are an insecure twerp with a crappy haircut and a family name like a noose. Just leave, please
Rand
I am shocked to write this but the most sensible guy on stage was the one whose head looks like it is covered in pubic hair. He is the only one (other than Kasich) with some conviction in his beliefs, the only one who I would genuinely believe would transform Washington and yet he scares the hell out of me like an image of Neil Cavuto on a naked people beach. But he did great last night
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Who is "Tom?"
Is that Tom Brady (my first thought) or Tom Cruise (my second thought)?
I thought it was Hanks.
Now let's put this political hoo-ha behind us and get back to what made this blog great: Fashion Policing.
will change it to Oprah...
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