What a persuasive argument.

pseudonominus on November 7, 2012 at 4:24 PM

Lol exactly why I didn’t have even the slightest urge to respond.

No.

Dante on November 7, 2012 at 3:20 PM

What a persuasive argument.

As will Alan Grayson. Honestly, I think that is the worst news to come out of last night. Having to listen to that moron throw temper tantrums on the House floor again is hell.

VinceOfDoom on November 7, 2012 at 3:10 PM

Thats actually good news for us. With Allen West gone the Democrats have one less way to paint us as extreme blowhards, and with Alan Grayson in we have one more way to paint the Democrats as extreme blowhards. We’ll raise a lot of money off of Grayson’s insane statements, helping us in the long run.

I’m very well aware of what was going on in your state as well. You don’t go from a 50-point underdog in a race to being asked to introduce the nominee of your party at the convention a few years later by just “riding the tide.” You’re asked to do that because you’re something special. He’s the most dynamic politician in the Republican Party.

GOPRanknFile on November 7, 2012 at 3:15 PM

No.

I’m a Florida resident who, unfortunately and mistakenly, voted for Rubio. I’m very well of what was going on in my state.

Dante on November 7, 2012 at 3:11 PM

I’m very well aware of what was going on in your state as well. You don’t go from a 50-point underdog in a race to being asked to introduce the nominee of your party at the convention a few years later by just “riding the tide.” You’re asked to do that because you’re something special. He’s the most dynamic politician in the Republican Party.

With all due respect (actually, not really), due to your obsession with birtherism when it comes to Rubio and Jindal, you don’t have much credibility when you offer your opinions on them. With that said, everyone knew Crist was a flip-flopper and the tide was already in full swing, but he still led comfortably so your theory doesn’t work. When people actually got to see Rubio, that’s when he rose.

GOPRanknFile on November 7, 2012 at 3:05 PM

I’m a Florida resident who, unfortunately and mistakenly, voted for Rubio. I’m very well of what was going on in my state.

No, Rubio didn’t rise because people thought he was special; Crist fell due to his wet-finger-in-the-wind positions and his embrace of Obama. Rubio merely rode the tide of 2010.

Dante on November 7, 2012 at 2:51 PM

With all due respect (actually, not really), due to your obsession with birtherism when it comes to Rubio and Jindal, you don’t have much credibility when you offer your opinions on them. With that said, everyone knew Crist was a flip-flopper and the tide was already in full swing, but he still led comfortably so your theory doesn’t work. When people actually got to see Rubio, that’s when he rose.