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September 05, 2010
Former UN Ambassador John Bolton Won't Rule Out 2012 Run for President
Former UN Ambassador John Bolton Won't Rule Out 2012 Run for President
Bolton would not really elaborate, because he said he believes the focus should be on the 2010 Midterm Elections right now. But when asked point if he was “not saying ‘no’,” Bolton flat out said, “I’m not saying ‘no.’”
Wild Thing's comment.......
Countries and groups who mean harm to our beloved country would be shaking in their boots if he were elected.
A supporter of the military too. He is very Anti-UN. And thats a win for American sovereignty.
Posted by Wild Thing at September 5, 2010 05:49 AM
Comments
Oh YES! He is my absolute favorite. A real BAD character in the sense that he does not NEED any praise or need to feel "accepted". He just does and says what he thinks is right. Mmmmh, a Bolton-Palin ticket. Haha, that would make the pravda press (Washington COMpost and others) go totally NUTS. Not bad!! :-)
Ed
Posted by: Eddy Burke at September 5, 2010 10:45 AM
Eddy, I like the Bolton-Palin ticket also. Bolton handles the Foreign Policy and Sarah the Domestic issues.
Throw in Liz Cheney, Michelle Bachmann, Jan Brewer, Col. Alan West to name just a few, as Cabinet members, and how about adding the Good Sheriff from Arizona as the director of Homeland Security.
That would certainly increase sales of Kaopectate, among the members of the Progressive/Liberal Community.
Posted by: Sean at September 5, 2010 11:06 AM
Yes, Yes. This I could really go for. Bolton is straight shooter and doesn't back down or concede to PC. I would love to see a Bolton/Liz Cheney ticket or a Bolton/Palin ticket, These people would take us back to a Reagan type era.
Posted by: TomR, armed in Texas at September 5, 2010 11:08 AM
Exactly two years from now, after the Summer conventions, Mitt Romney and Chris Christie will be not only the winning Republican ticket for November 2012, but two that can well govern.
Posted by: Carlos at September 5, 2010 12:49 PM
