World's Smartest Republican.

[GB-Hack]

By far the dumbest response comes from a Democrat, namely Richardson.

He wants his Blackberry? WTF for?

Then he adds an item, a davidoff cigar.

All fine and good, but of course, he didn't ask for a lighter.

Well, aren't there going to be fire producing items on the island, like a flint? Or could he take a pair of reading glasses to read his BB, and start a fire that way?

 

[zeke12]

But if he was thinking that practically, he'd have wished for the forking boat!

And copout points to all people not named Kuccinich who said their spouse.

 

[GB-Hack]

But that's kind of my point. People are trying to score points on how thoughtful or hardworking or involved with their family they are when they get asked this question.

Normally, no-one answers the question smartly, which is why Tancredo's response is noteworthy.

 

[pallister]

If I'm Mark Burnett, I'm already crafting plans for "Survivor: Campaign '08". Now that would be an election season worth watching.

 

[zeke12]

Then there's Sam Brownback.

"Tarp".

Way to represent bland midwesterness, there, Sam.

 

[three_bags_full]

Why don't we give all of 'em their wishes, and drop them in the middle of the forking Pacific. Hey, I know, Johnston Island!

 

[GB-Hack]

You think Tancredo lets anyone else on?

 

[Pastor]

I will point out that at least Huckabee was wise enough to realize he needs a satellite connection. Richardson's Blackberry is worthless than fruit.

 

[zeke12]

You think Tancredo lets anyone else on?

Kuccinich's wife?

 

[Fenian_Bastard]

My point exactly.
My vote would have gone to any of them with the stones to say, "Dennis Kucinich's wife."

 

[Bob Slydell]

You know I always suspected Kucinich ran for president in 2004 just so he could meet women. His kids always talked about him being single. It's just like Jimmy James on News Radio when he ran for president for about 5 minutes.

And now I guess I'll read the article.

 

[Bob Slydell]

okay, I'm voting for him.