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Are republicans really going to hold there nose and vote for that Mormon?
Are they going to vote for the guy who strapped his dog to the roof of his car for a twelve hour drive? Will they actually vote for this plutocrat who will only make things much much worse for us all? I sometimes think the media plays along with this close race thing to drum up viewership. Regardless no matter who wins America will continue its creep to fascism be it the democratic type or republican type. The rich will get richer and the poor poorer. |
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Are republicans really going to hold there nose and vote for that Mormon? Are they going to vote for the guy who strapped his dog to the roof of his car for a twelve hour drive? Will they actually vote for this plutocrat who will only make things much much worse for us all? I sometimes think the media plays along with this close race thing to drum up viewership. Regardless no matter who wins America will continue its creep to fascism be it the democratic type or republican type. The rich will get richer and the poor poorer. its tricky many share his views, which matter more than his religious title many will vote for him just to vote AGAINST OBama many are in his , social status, and will vote for him many wish they were in his status, and will vote for him many are likewise mormons (an extremely loyal community) and will vote for him,,,, there are plenty of demographics who will clearly prefer what he pitches in his campaign there are voters who see more of themself and their own interests in Romney than they do in OBama and vice versa |
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Hey ya'll.
It is mind boggling that there would even be this close of a split in favor of Romney. Romney can't stand straight on one issue, not one. He is even fighting against his own healthcare bill. It is ridiculous. |
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on the plus side, it will be another record breaking voter turnout,,,,
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That's what y'all said before George W Bush was elected....
BOTH times!
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Morman is not the issue. JFK was catholic but he did not impose Catholic on others. His values are the PROBLEM. All of them. 
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or maybe since the economy is still in the tank people might want someone that has a degree in economics, actually worked for a living and has some experience other than smoking pot, community organizing and campaigning for president during his 2 years in the senate..
I realize that it couldn't possibly be any of these reasons in the minds of a certain voting block because to them there is only one reason that matters in voting for Obama.. But we won't talk about that.. |
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or maybe since the economy is still in the tank people might want someone that has a degree in economics, actually worked for a living and has some experience other than smoking pot, community organizing and campaigning for president during his 2 years in the senate.. I realize that it couldn't possibly be any of these reasons in the minds of a certain voting block because to them there is only one reason that matters in voting for Obama.. But we won't talk about that.. He was born on third base and claims he hit a triple. |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Sat 10/13/12 03:36 PM
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or maybe since the economy is still in the tank people might want someone that has a degree in economics, actually worked for a living and has some experience other than smoking pot, community organizing and campaigning for president during his 2 years in the senate.. I realize that it couldn't possibly be any of these reasons in the minds of a certain voting block because to them there is only one reason that matters in voting for Obama.. But we won't talk about that.. both have degrees in different areas, one business admin and law and the other political science, international relations, and constitutional law,,,(all fairly important skill sets for the office) both worked through their adult lives after graduating,,although people keep trying to spin it otherwise I do concede though that many will believe Mitt to be a stronger economic president because of his career as an investment consultant at Bain,,, |
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It is a simple choice, if you believe in irresponsibility, dependence, and socialism vote for Obama. If you believe in responsibility, independence , and capitalism vote Romney.
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Edited by
davidcg1967
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Sat 10/13/12 03:38 PM
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Are republicans really going to hold there nose and vote for that Mormon? Are they going to vote for the guy who strapped his dog to the roof of his car for a twelve hour drive? Will they actually vote for this plutocrat who will only make things much much worse for us all? I sometimes think the media plays along with this close race thing to drum up viewership. Regardless no matter who wins America will continue its creep to fascism be it the democratic type or republican type. The rich will get richer and the poor poorer. its tricky many share his views, which matter more than his religious title many will vote for him just to vote AGAINST OBama many are in his , social status, and will vote for him many wish they were in his status, and will vote for him many are likewise mormons (an extremely loyal community) and will vote for him,,,, there are plenty of demographics who will clearly prefer what he pitches in his campaign there are voters who see more of themself and their own interests in Romney than they do in OBama and vice versa |
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It is a simple choice, if you believe in irresponsibility, dependence, and socialism vote for Obama. If you believe in responsibility, independence , and capitalism vote Romney. not such a simple choice, slavery was successfully maintained for centuries due to capitalism/states rights, and hitler was a staunch communist the labels just dont make it any simpler, any EXTREME ideology isnt going to work,, whether its extreme capitalism or extreme socialism there is a choice for those of us who believe in a BALANCE of both social obligation and personal rights,,, |
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Everyone complains there is no real choice, that either will destroy the economy or take us to war.... Wise up America! 
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there are always choices
even deciding not to choose is a choice the 'no choice' cliche is false logic |
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there are always choices even deciding not to choose is a choice the 'no choice' cliche is false logic I think you mean MSM logic.....they're about as false as anything gets! |
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Edited by
Sojourning_Soul
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Sat 10/13/12 04:08 PM
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there are always choices even deciding not to choose is a choice the 'no choice' cliche is false logic I agree with you, surprisingly, there are many candidates running on state, regional and national ballots, and about 25 political parties have a presidential candidate, I have voted Constitution Party ticket in the past, your candidate probably won't win but if enough people vote against the 2 parties the others parties will adapt, lose elections, dissolve or merge. The tea party movement has caused the GOP to put forth more conservatives and fewer moderates.. The main problem is that 2/3rds of the electorate know little or are misinformed of the issues, history, economics, foreign policy, etc,. and the swing voters are in that 2/3ds, and they will not govern true to their party's platform because they know their base will always vote for them anyway. |
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Edited by
willowdraga
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Sat 10/13/12 04:42 PM
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or maybe since the economy is still in the tank people might want someone that has a degree in economics, actually worked for a living and has some experience other than smoking pot, community organizing and campaigning for president during his 2 years in the senate.. I realize that it couldn't possibly be any of these reasons in the minds of a certain voting block because to them there is only one reason that matters in voting for Obama.. But we won't talk about that.. Bush had a degree in business too and he was a dipshyte completely. He couldn't run this country into the ground, oh wait he did...lol |
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or maybe since the economy is still in the tank people might want someone that has a degree in economics, actually worked for a living and has some experience other than smoking pot, community organizing and campaigning for president during his 2 years in the senate.. I realize that it couldn't possibly be any of these reasons in the minds of a certain voting block because to them there is only one reason that matters in voting for Obama.. But we won't talk about that.. Bush had a degree in business too and he was a dipshyte completely. He couldn't run this country into the ground, oh wait he did...lol
In four years Obama has at least stabilized the free fall Bush put us in. The republicans crow about the deficit but it was created by the wars and tax cuts to the rich and those tax cuts did nothing to improve our country except for those who have the most. The republican solution? Take more from those who have less. |
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