So, as answered by Republicans, we have No Opinion, closely followed by No One, with Other in third (okay okay this is not exactly a single answer but We Are Mean). Then Limbaugh and Gingrich are tied for fourth.
I am getting the suspicion that few people really want to be the loon who has to stand up and articulate what the Republican message really is.
63% of Republicans cannot or will not identify a leader for their party?
ReplyDeleteSweet. I nominate Burt Prelutsky. All the old of John McCain, all the crazy of Sarah Palin.
But Brot is Bubba. Oh this is gonna be sweeeet.
ReplyDeletePuntrooski/Wolfkiller '12
ReplyDeleteMy "ABORTIONS FOR ALL!" slogan should be a HIT.
ReplyDeleteWait, someone talks for a party that is consistently wrong? Good luck with that job!
ReplyDeleteThe Party is a circle of which the circumference is everywhere and the center is nowhere.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what that means but it sure sounds profound.
It'll sound even better in Latin and may summon a demon who looks like Professor Irwin Corey.
ReplyDeleteAnd as we all know, David Letterman is the voice of the Demoncrats.
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summon a demon who looks like Professor Irwin Corey.
ReplyDeleteideas, newsletter, you know the drill...
The World's Foremost Authority!
ReplyDeleteHe'd slipped my mind the last couple of decades.
Apparently 93 & still performing, sez Wikipedia.
ReplyDeleteScott Roeder didn't make the list?
ReplyDeleteHe acts for them. There's a difference.
ReplyDeleteCucullus non facit monachumAAAAGGGGHHHHHH
ReplyDeleteI recently saw someone get eaten alive in public.
ReplyDeleteAND HE WAS ARABIC!!
Am I right to assume that the three columns in that table -- Adults, Republicans and Democrats -- are three mutually-exclusive segments?
ReplyDeleteNot sure. I'm somewhat surprised those lazy leaners bothered to answer.
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