03-13-2016, 09:12 PM
I was only responding to what you posted in this thread, about me, FAHQTOO -- nothing broader.
My response was in relation to your claim (or observation) that I feel paranoid, and what I read as your contention that I agree with Duchess's opinion/thought about the motive behind Trump's rally location choice.
Anyway, I've clarified how I feel and think, and I understand what you just posted. So, so that's that, as far as I'm concerned.
Rubio is a little too hawkish when it comes to foreign policy and his immaturity sometimes shows, in my opinion. I felt more positive about him at the start of the race than I do now, but all the candidates have their strengths and weaknesses and the last debate reminded me of what I like about him. Plus, he has an advantage over several of the candidates - he's way less likely to die of old age in office.
So, Rubio would be my second choice on the Republican side. I hope he wins Florida -- getting all those delegates would definitely keep him in the race and create some strong momentum. If he doesn't get the nomination in 2016, I feel certain we'll see him in 2020 or 2024. I hope by then he won't have to be so dependent on establishment backers, I don't think they've done him any favors. The times have changed.
My response was in relation to your claim (or observation) that I feel paranoid, and what I read as your contention that I agree with Duchess's opinion/thought about the motive behind Trump's rally location choice.
Anyway, I've clarified how I feel and think, and I understand what you just posted. So, so that's that, as far as I'm concerned.
Rubio is a little too hawkish when it comes to foreign policy and his immaturity sometimes shows, in my opinion. I felt more positive about him at the start of the race than I do now, but all the candidates have their strengths and weaknesses and the last debate reminded me of what I like about him. Plus, he has an advantage over several of the candidates - he's way less likely to die of old age in office.
So, Rubio would be my second choice on the Republican side. I hope he wins Florida -- getting all those delegates would definitely keep him in the race and create some strong momentum. If he doesn't get the nomination in 2016, I feel certain we'll see him in 2020 or 2024. I hope by then he won't have to be so dependent on establishment backers, I don't think they've done him any favors. The times have changed.