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Perhaps he is a good balance, but that was not my point
BigPapasan 3 Reviews 2563 reads
posted
1 / 17
Chris Christie breaks a record! No, it's not the record for...

...eating the most Nathan's hot dogs...Christie broke the record for being the most unpopular governor in the 20 year history of the Quinnipiac poll.  A whopping 77% of New Jersey citizens disapprove of Christie.  Looks like he's not the type of "winner" that Trump likes.  Christie and Trump have been friends for a long time but Fairweather Donny will now drop him like a hot rock.

GaGambler 263 reads
posted
2 / 17
and if he stuck with him you'd be making fun of his "bad judgment"

I just love these situations where no matter what he does he is going to get criticism from his haters.

Like it or not, it appears that Trump is going to be a very effective POTUS and after listening to Paul Ryan speak on CNBC this morning, it appears that he is going to hit the ground running with a lot more support behind him than anyone could have predicted.

Yes, it does disappoint me a bit that Trump appears to actually remember his campaign promises and most likely will end up caving into his base on the social issues like abortion rights, but when the only other choice was Hillary Clinton, I suppose I will learn to live with that fact.

voyager-43 11 Reviews 122 reads
posted
3 / 17
on the other hand...

many folks out there would be screaming that Trump was corrupt because he associated himself with a governor that had a lot of questionable ethical baggage.  
Saw commentator on TV recently that was slamming Trump for taking meetings with such a wide variety of people. "He was all over the map" in their opinion.  On the other hand, if he was only taking meetings with rock rib Republicans, then this same person would be slamming him for being narrow minded.  
Can we say hypocrite ?

DoctorGonzo 106 Reviews 227 reads
posted
4 / 17
Christie once convicted Charles Kushner and locked him away.Jared's influence...

... was what ultimately swayed Trump to look elsewhere for his VP.  

Christie got his comeup-"pence". And at the same time, Trump gets his "Quayle". Not a bad chess move, politically speaking. Too bad the Chinese, Iranians and George Soros are all playing "Go".

If you catch my drift.

Just a thought

GaGambler 247 reads
posted
5 / 17
Trump didn't have many choices at the time.

The GOP was in almost complete revolt and Trump had to not only throw them a bone, but a big juicy meaty bone in the form of Mike Pence or Trump's campaign never would have survived the convention.

What I really find laughable is that the naysayers like Matt are still clinging to this ridiculous idea that Pence is going to be the de facto POTUS and Trump just a figurehead. Have you been watching the news lately, Trump is everywhere, Trump is acting like he is already POTUS, not just PEOTUS. There is ZERO doubt about who is in charge and it's not Pence.

macdaddy1944 51 Reviews 254 reads
posted
6 / 17
Christie

just one more corrupt crook in Trump.s arsenal of rich lapdogs..

bobjbobj 1 Reviews 183 reads
posted
7 / 17
Interesting (actually funny) to see.....

.........someone who most likely supported Hillary write "crook in Trump.s arsenal".  (FYI:  Trump's)

JackDunphy 194 reads
posted
8 / 17
No, Pence is not in charge but in retrospect, he was the perfect VP choice for the Donald.

He is calm, dignified and reserved. He handles the MSM with ease yet plays their nice guy game. He is excellent at sticking up for Donald when Don steps in dog shit and he steps in it a lot. lol

He is loyal, looks Presidential and gives off a steady, even handed appearance which is in sharp contrast to Trumps hysterical style.

Say what you want about him being a "thumper" but a rust belt state guy with the interpersonal skills and experience he has, along with his demeanor and managerial experience, made him the perfect ying to Trump's yang.

followme 184 reads
posted
9 / 17
Re: You are

A sworn enemy of the truth, facts and reason. Do you have any proof that Pence is picking the cabinet?

Go back to the soup kitchen and see if they have more coloring books and hot cocoa.

 
2016 Does = GOP All The Way  
In Moochers We Distrus

GaGambler 174 reads
posted
10 / 17
Perhaps he is a good balance, but that was not my point

My point was twofold. One that Trump had no choice, he made his VP choice at the point of a gun. Secondly, a lot of the stupider people here, the one's still waiting for Trump to "quit" have been hanging on to this ridiculous belief that Pence is going to be the "real" POTUS and Trump is going to be just a figurehead, They still cling to this belief despite the growing mountain of evidence that Trump is undeniably the man in charge, even before he's been sworn in.  

and Pence IS a thumper and I disagree with him on virtually every social issue, I will agree he is rather polished, but that doesn't change the fact that, yes he is a thumper, and no, he is NOT in charge.

I know I am most likely the only one who leaves CNBC playing on my TV virtually all day long. (a holdover habit from my days as a trader), but Paul Ryan was on early this morning and his turnaround regarding Trump was nothing short of amazing. He of course did have to admit that Trump was going to be an "unconventional" POTUS. Talk about an understatement. lol

I predict and fervently hope that we will be seeing less and less of Pence as Trump settles into office, hopefully about as much, or even less than we have seen of Crazy Uncle Joe over the last 8 years which has not been a lot.

JackDunphy 180 reads
posted
11 / 17
All true but I think it's also true that Pence isnt just along for the ride.

As he did with Carrier, I think Trump LOVES to delegate all the "get your nose dirty" stuff and then he comes in at the end to dot the i's and cross the t's and culminate the deal.

Pence is perfect in that role. He can play good cop to Trumps bad cop at times and Pence doesn't seem like an attention getter at all, so he will gladly give all the props back to Trump, stroking the Donald's ego at the same time, which is something Trump needs in a VP.

I think Pence is going to be extraordinarily busy compared to past VP's. Trump expects everyone to work hard and he certainly doesn't believe in the accepted norm that the VP is much like an appendix in the human body

GaGambler 145 reads
posted
12 / 17
Carrier was a unique situation due to Pence being Governor of the state

Time will tell if Pence isn't shuffled off to Antarctica.  

Your point about Pence not being an attention getter is well taken.

I am not so sure if I am predicting or simply wishing that Pence will simply go sit in the corner, but I will concede that his bible thumping aside, I find myself agreeing with Pence on the issues I find more important. I just hope he doesn't try to distract Trump with stupid shit like protecting the "rights" of Christians to run roughshod over people who don't share their faith in an invisible man in the sky.

followme 113 reads
posted
13 / 17
Re: The other day you askedd

Where is the outrage?

Just read you own posts and you will find the outrage. You will also find hatred, anger and vitriol all from within.  

Some your bitterness may come from the fact that you were run out of the state many years ago the rest who knows.

Perhaps you should go to the church that you mooch from and seek guidance in your direction in life, not saying you have to believe in God or Jesus but perhaps a priest can guide council you and relieve you of your hatred for your fellow man in a non-religious way.  

 
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followme 205 reads
posted
14 / 17
Re: Maybe you should not

Change, it is so much fun watching you fly off the handle, have temper tantrums, come unglued, shit you pants, explode, lose control, pee-pee your panties as you make things up, lie, while whimpering, whining and crying.

 
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RogerGoodellsanus 159 reads
posted
15 / 17
Why can't you just STFU? EOM



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GaGambler 125 reads
posted
16 / 17
True, I had LTM on ignore for several months, but I think it's more fun to laugh at him

He really is pathetic at times, running around like a five year old with his hair on fire, DEMANDING that people pay attention to him. Even most of the people on his own side of the aisle have disowned him, with the occasional exception of a desperate lefty looking for "anyone" to agree with them, even someone as pathetic as LTM.

At least you can give the righties credit for one thing, when was the last time you saw a righty using anything said by FatVern to try and bolster their argument? but I will credit to "most" lefties, less and less of them even acknowledge LTM 's posts, much less support them.

JakeFromStateFarm 174 reads
posted
17 / 17
Right, Taffy. That's why Indiana went strongly for Trump and Pence.

I guess they hated him so much they wanted to inflict him on the whole country? LMAO!

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