The Uss Cain is Sinking Slowly, BUT....

[righteousdude2]

You....

NONE of the Rep. candidates have "NO ISSUES"- just ask the liberal media. If there aren't any real ones, made-up ones will do just as well.

....hit that one out-of-the-park! out-of-the-park...how true it is that the media (including Hollywood types, comedians and talk-show hosts)use dais (similar to a bully pulpit) to influence what the general public thinks and therefore, biases the vote. It's almost like (legally) stuffing the ballot box!

 

[Alcott]

The USS Cain is Sinking Slowly, BUT....

I'm not in the habit of raising Cain anyway.

 

[righteousdude2]

That Deserves....

The USS Cain is Sinking Slowly, BUT....

I'm not in the habit of raising Cain anyway.

....A big SHOUTOUT! :laugh::laugh::laugh:

 

[blackbird]

Presidents typically don't have Q&A sessions without knowing what the topic and questions are going to be ahead of time. Presidents have cabinet members that are the micro-specialists on the issues. The fact is that Presidents DO gather their advisors together before they make policy decisions.



The phrase "Rick Perry moment"--love it![/QUOTE]


I've had "Rick Perry Moments" while preaching lots of times!!! I'll be preaching along and at the same time thinking to myself----"Mercy!! I didn't write down that Bible verse quote in my notes here---what was it???"----or----"Dang!! I can't remember that man's name to save my life--who was it???" and have even made pleas while preaching----"Can someone help me find that verse I'm lookin' for!!!! It starts with . . . ":saint::laugh:

 

[Don]

Presidents typically don't have Q&A sessions without knowing what the topic and questions are going to be ahead of time. Presidents have cabinet members that are the micro-specialists on the issues. The fact is that Presidents DO gather their advisors together before they make policy decisions.

I'm going to give Cain a pass on this one. He appeared to be bone-tired and was attempting to ferret out the actual question at hand and possibly trying to anticipate which direction the follow-up question was likely to go.

The phrase "Rick Perry moment"--love it!

If it were a one-time deal, I'd agree with you about giving him a pass; but he's made a couple of foreign policy gaffes. Either his team isn't prepping him for "world events" questions, or he's completely focused inward and is willfully ignorant on world affairs. And I agree with pulling together your advisors; but when it appears that's often your answer, that tends to give an impression that you can't make any decisions or answer any questions on your own.

I'd like to see him get better, more rounded, and I'd like to see him do it quickly. I'm not a big fan of any of his competition.

 

[righteousdude2]

Instead of Saying, "My mind just played a trick on me!"

Presidents typically don't have Q&A sessions without knowing what the topic and questions are going to be ahead of time. Presidents have cabinet members that are the micro-specialists on the issues. The fact is that Presidents DO gather their advisors together before they make policy decisions.



The phrase "Rick Perry moment"--love it![/QUOTE]


I've had "Rick Perry Moments" while preaching lots of times!!! I'll be preaching along and at the same time thinking to myself----"Mercy!! I didn't write down that Bible verse quote in my notes here---what was it???"----or----"Dang!! I can't remember that man's name to save my life--who was it???" and have even made pleas while preaching----"Can someone help me find that verse I'm lookin' for!!!! It starts with . . . ":saint::laugh:

You can now honestly tell others that your, "Mind just played a 'rick' on me!" :smilewinkgrin:

 

[convicted1]

Lets give it up to Newt!!!!!

Just keep him away from the interns.