Is Chris Christie, too fat to be president?
Assassin~ Badass Buzz Guru
2011/10/02 13:41:18
Is Chris Christie, too fat to be president?
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Now before you get all stressed at me, this is NOT my idea...it has been said on major shows. The View, Fox News, etc... So is it a real concern or just nonsense?
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Barefooted Nana ∞ijm♥∞AFCL 2011/10/02 14:03:09No, who cares what he weighs+6Are we voting like the beauty contests now!?!?!?! For the Love of Pete!!!!! btw.....this goes for the R man too....don't be taken in by looks! Look what we got the last time...geeez






















Besides, we have Obamacare.
HE DOESN'T EVEN WANT TO RUN LET HIM BE FCOL
Electing Christie (or anyone beside the current officeholder) would remove dead weight from the economy.
No surprise, since he's a heavyweight threat to them.
Everyone needs to get over it,and look inside the person. I've seen some beautiful people who are pure ugliness inside, and dumb as a rock.
Women voted for Obama because they saw him as a good looking man, and sexy. That's the wrong reason to vote for anyone. Give me a freak of nature if they can lead,and get this country back on it's feet.
I am sure that if we ever had a POTUS candiate that...hmmm...i dunno...maybe hypothetically was a smoker or something like that...the media would be all over it, right? Regardless of party, right?
Still does not answer the media question. For anyone else, smoking would have been a fatal flaw at the begining of a run for anything beyond county trash comissioner. The media barely touch it when he started. And that's the point, not that some boneheads have to much time with photoshop.
Journalism classes need to cover the last two successful presidential candidates. Bush was a dumb ass who failed at everything he ever tried and had no political experience. Texas is a big state, but its governship is, by design, nut much more than a figurehead. obama was even worse. Not only a failure, but evidently a worthless slacker for most of his life, with a vague charisma that carried his sorry ass.
I've said it before, we need to stop electing these Being There style non-people.
You're upset, with personal attacks? OK, won't argue with you.
There was an interesting post here a couple of days ago by Ron. His observation was that well reasoned and supported arguments were never the top response, but that ad hominem attacks and idiotic pictures were. Of course my response to him was, "Yeah? well F you, Ron!"
I dunno, it's concerning.