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Pawlenty for President? What?

Category: Presidential Politics
Posted: 02/07/08 13:54

by Dave Mindeman

I just heard these words come out of Tim Russert's mouth:'

Question: Who do you consider candiadates for GOP President in 2012 if McCain doesn't win, besides Mitt Romney?

A:....possibly Tim Pawlenty, Governor of Minnesota....


Huh?

Now, he was one of 3 or 4 names, but really?

I realize that T-Paw has "high" approval ratings...for what, I'm not sure. But what else would recommend him for leader of the free world?

Conservatives don't trust him. Minnesota's economy is tanking. He couldn't deliver his own state party for John McCain. And although he gets a lot of publicity for environmental rhetoric, he has yet to make real progress.... and, in addition, even if you give him a pass on the I-35 Bridge, Minnesota transportation is a disaster.

I'm not sure he is even viable for VP anymore.

Russert must have "blowhard" fatigue.

comments (3) permalink
Pau
02/08/08 17:00
Tim Pawlenty is a big fake, just like G.W. Bush. Neither one of these clowns won their office. Both squeezed in due to third party candidates. Ralph Nader (and Antonin Scalia) handed dictator Bush the presidency, while DFL turncoats Tim Penny and Peter Hutchinson gave Timmy office. Neither Bush nor Pawlenty could garner 50% of the vote. These two represent ONLY neocon blockheads (Eric ?).

Timmy is awesome -- right. Eric is a dope.
 
Bob
02/08/08 12:19
Somebody get eric away from the Kool-Aid. He's had too much.
 
02/07/08 19:57
Read it and weep baby. Tim Pawlenty is an awesome Governor and would make a great President.
 
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