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tmthforu94
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« on: April 09, 2012, 09:17:01 PM »

Oh, the responses should be precious.
Well, at least our candidate made it to the General Election.

I'll regroup and reload if Romney loses. He'll only be 69 in 2016, younger than McCain or Reagan was. It's certainly possible.
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tmthforu94
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« Reply #1 on: April 09, 2012, 09:23:22 PM »

Oh, the responses should be precious.
Well, at least our candidate made it to the General Election.

Very mature! I'm sure that's the standard you've been aiming for this entire time: fend off some guy that hardly anyone expected to be a factor instead of being coronated like everyone expected and then lose the General. I'll take the performance Santorum has had any day of the week over the campaign you've had to settle on.

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"Only" 69. These people are truly delusional.

Yeah, you're one to talk about maturity. Roll Eyes

69 is not too old to be President, you're delusional if you think it is.
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tmthforu94
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« Reply #2 on: April 09, 2012, 09:33:02 PM »

Oh, the responses should be precious.
Well, at least our candidate made it to the General Election.

Very mature! I'm sure that's the standard you've been aiming for this entire time: fend off some guy that hardly anyone expected to be a factor instead of being coronated like everyone expected and then lose the General. I'll take the performance Santorum has had any day of the week over the campaign you've had to settle on.

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"Only" 69. These people are truly delusional.

Yeah, you're one to talk about maturity. Roll Eyes

69 is not too old to be President, you're delusional if you think it is.

You're delusional to think that he would stand any chance at becoming the nominee after two previous Presidential campaigns, one of which ended in defeat during the primary and the other in which he was lucky to win the nomination. The age is just another negative for him, not the only one. Please don't try to deny that 69 is on the older side for a Presidential candidate.
Quit trying to put words in my mouth - First off, I never said 69 wasn't on the older side for a candidate. I think everyone can agree it is. What I clearly said, which you must not have caught, was that 69 isn't too old to be President. I stand by that.

I don't know if he could stand a chance - I just said there's a possibility he'd run again, and if he did, I would support him. Another instance of you making inaccurate statements.

Romney wasn't lucky to win the nomination - he just had a great advantage in having two horrible main opponents - Santorum and Gingrich.
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tmthforu94
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« Reply #3 on: April 09, 2012, 09:39:38 PM »

Oh, the responses should be precious.
I'll regroup and reload if Romney loses. He'll only be 69 in 2016, younger than McCain or Reagan was. It's certainly possible.

...wow.

There are people who not only think Mitt Romney is a good candidate, but a candidate good enough that he should be nominated again after losing? Huh
2016 will be a stronger crop of candidates, and although I think Governor Romney is still stronger than most of them, it would be hard for him to make it out again. If Romney loses in 2012, it's because Obama is a great speaker and a campaigner and the economy is improving - thus, ANY Republican would lose to him. Obama won't be up again in 2016.
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