Chuck Hagel for President ????????

[JI7]

there are a lot of dumbasses on the left who think Hagel is the only one saying something that other Democrats aren't or havne't said.

seriously, do these people pay attention ? do they purposely ignore what Democrats are doing ?

i'm glad Hagel is speaking out. any Democrat who says what HAgel does would get attacked for not calling for impeachment rather than praised for what they did.

people are morons.

and do these fools know Hagel "voted for the war". all the whine posts anytime A Dem does something (including before the war started) such as "too little too late" don't apply in Hagel's case.

[MarjorieG]

1. Hagel a good guy or Manchurian Candidate.

Having lived in Nebraska, the state which also brought you Bob Kerrey, the people vote for the military, they are military, and are very conservative. They travel, understand the world, have wealth, but want to keep everything the same, forever. Rigid business structures, and ways of operating.

Makes sense that veteran Hagel was duly voted into power in the nineties, despite a come from behind in the polls the night before.

He had owned the voting machine company, ES&S, and to those who are conspiracists, or see the e-voting scam for what it is, a good business plan to gain control by the ballot box and make money, no suprise they credit that mid-nineties win as setting the stage for realizing the later stolen gains as possible. No wonder in 2000 that all the GOP and Bush said during the recount that computers were the answer, in unison on television. A come from behind win for Chambliss over Cleland in 2002, and testimony of illegal patches over paperless touchscreen, furthered the plan and GOP dominance. Next came HAVA in 2002, then the 90% of vote shifts from Kerry to Bush in 2004.

So here we have the duality: a good band of brother for Kerry, who speaks up when he can but doesn't vote his words (like all the GOP under the whip, think Olympia Snowe, who deserves some independence), or as voting activists see it, the Manchurian Candidate.

Interesting to watch how and if he moves forward to a candidacy. Despite his curious beginnings, far better than Guliani (as spoken as a NYer) and not-so maverick McCain. Forget the Mittster.

Lots of intrigue! (Had to correct grammar to the state 'which from who.')