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post #61 of 83
4/17/12 at 12:18pm

Republicans don't care until affects them directly.  Always like to wait until the last minute to fix things eh? What a very adult way in resolving issues!

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post #62 of 83
4/17/12 at 12:46pm

well an issue inst an issue until it becomes reality... otherwise its a concern and well dems have a ton of those lol.

 

worry constantly or deal with it as it comes?

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post #63 of 83
4/25/12 at 2:20am

 

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Originally Posted by irufus View Post

Republicans don't care until affects them directly.  Always like to wait until the last minute to fix things eh? What a very adult way in resolving issues!

 

unlike democrats who like to create problems and then act like theyre the super heros to "fix" them...such as the recent college aid issue...........think back in that pea brain to 2007 when the democrats voted..I mean the OTHER democrats, not Obama, who voted on that legislation and so conveniently gave it an expiration to end on an election year....now comes Obama and the other superdems to save the day..the world will end if you dont vote obama to save the college aid "problem".....

 

it doesnt take a brain to vote for liberal democrats...thus the decent size population that does...if all Americans had brains, there wouldnt be a democratic party.....

 

end of story

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post #64 of 83
4/25/12 at 7:12pm

Because people in the USA vote for the person who is "most like them" and not because of policy.

 

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post #65 of 83
4/25/12 at 10:21pm

Because I want what is mine to be mine. I don't want to share my hard work with others that have not worked as hard. 

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post #66 of 83
4/26/12 at 12:36am

Why can't we have a major third, moderate party who's philosophy is based in reason, logic, common sense, and pragmatism? I say marginalize the crazies on both sides, and let the grown-ups take charge. Sounds good to me... On one hand you have people who want a "big brother", big government nanny state who instead of empowering people to do better they want to make them feel like victims (which is incredibly dis-empowering), and on the other hand you have religious extremist moon bats who think condoms are the work of the devil. Both are equally absurd, and the problem.

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post #67 of 83
4/26/12 at 1:01am

ive been an advocate of a 3rd party system and more so to be open and transparent on the floor, kinda like how the commons do it in London.

Reason we cant have a 3rd party.. is that it would end up being FAIR.. omg!

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post #68 of 83
4/26/12 at 2:09am
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Originally Posted by mjoke View Post

ive been an advocate of a 3rd party system and more so to be open and transparent on the floor, kinda like how the commons do it in London.

Reason we cant have a 3rd party.. is that it would end up being FAIR.. omg!


Agreed. And until it happens it's just gonna be more of this:

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post #69 of 83
4/26/12 at 3:19am

lol is that  sh*t sandwich? LOL  and a duche?

 

lmao i havent seen that one ..

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post #70 of 83
4/29/12 at 4:00pm

http://news.yahoo.com/samuel-l-jackson-voted-barack-because-black-174806076.html

 

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“I voted for Barack because he was black. ’Cuz that’s why other folks vote for other people — because they look like them,” Jackson said. "That’s American politics, pure and simple. [Obama’s] message didn’t mean sh-t to me. In the end, he’s a politician. I just hoped he would do some of what he said he was gonna do.

but Obama is half white!?

 

keeping racism alive in America, the democratic party...

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post #71 of 83
4/29/12 at 4:17pm

lol doesnt surprise me.. just like they are doing the "womens" issues .... LMFAO. yet voted to cut those benefits before the election.

Such a 2 faced congress.

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post #72 of 83
5/6/12 at 8:40pm
 
Because the Democratic Party was taken over by communists and nobody will believe it.
 
To clear up some misconceptions...
Communism is a Political Ideology.
Socialism is an Economic one.
One that "Works" only with Communism.
 
To what extent have the communists changed the DNC?
All but the most radical are allowed any hand in the Party functions.
Remember Joe Lieberman getting the BOOT?  Others were run off too!
 
 
So, Why Do Middle Class Americans Vote Republican?
 
The above explaination tells why they are too uneasy with their CRAP.
Look at the CAMPAIGN LAUNCH party the Obama (Et Al) and couldn't fill the seats of that arena at the University.
 
A public University is a breeding ground for Democrats to AFFECT the Idealistic young minds of this country,
 
Politically, Obama is a DEAD MAN.
And it doesn't matter if it is his White Half or his Black half they parade in public.
 
An empty suit is just an EMPTY SUIT.
 
 
 
 
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post #73 of 83
5/9/12 at 12:38pm

Why do middle class Americans vote Republican?  Because they've been fooled.  Plain and simple.  They've been fooled by a constant onslaught of rhetoric proclaiming Republicans the party of "small government" and "liberty".  In reality they're not only neither, but they're the party of government intrusion and control.  A party that seeks to deny equal rights to minorities, put the government between women and their doctors, and advocates continuing to spend over $100 million dollars per day on a failed war on drugs is not a party of small government, liberty, or fiscal responsibility.  Hopefully middle-class Americans have been paying attention the past few years.  Hopefully they've seen Republicans bring our federal government to the brink of shutdown, and then the brink of default.  Hopefully they've seen all the dirty, underhanded tricks, unprecidented obstructionism, and paid attention as Republicans have attacked women's healthcare, tried to widen the income gap and reduce the middle class, opposed middle class tax cuts, and waged ideological wars on unions, gay people, Mexicans, planned parenthood, and teachers, rather than addressing our nation's actual problems.  Hopefully they've seen Republicans time and time again go to the mat to protect corporate interests at the expense of the people who voted for them. Hopefully middle class americans see the danger in voting for the Tealiban, and decide to vote in the national interest instead.  I have hope that these things will happen, but experience tells me that Republicans have an incredible bullshit machine, and an entire news network working for them.  Inevitably, there will be a significant number of weak-minded simpletons that will latch onto all the hyperbolic rhetoric about socialism, and swallow all the bad logic.  The question is whether or not enough have seen the truth by now to overcome it...

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post #74 of 83
5/9/12 at 8:47pm

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"FOOLED" is believing the rhetoric about BAD OIL, dirty tricks, women's rights, etc, ad nausium.

How stupid must someone be to not

realize we are an OIL-BASED SOCIETY. 

We need it just as much as air & water. 

Don't bother with the polution

BS as the air & water is cleaner now that

it has been during the ENTIRE time the Democrats

PWND Congress from the 50's and up to the 90's. 

If they did so well over that 45 year

period, WHY ISN'T THE USA A GODDAMN UTOPIA?

 

 

"FOOLED" is believing the rhetoric about "Only Democrats protect the Little Citizen".

5o years of the Democrats f'king up healthcare

has taken its toll on private practices.  Doctors are LEAVING in

droves just based on what they expect THE COMMIES NEXT MOVE IS.

 

 

"FOOLED" is the common fool lacking common sense.

The DNC counts on it.

 

 

 

You see the Ideas of the "NEW" Democrat as wonderful and worth a try.

Study history and what you find is Warmed-Over Socialism.

NOTHING NEW.

Just a new paint job and a new name.

 

 

FYI: What's old is NEW AGAIN!

 

Obama's new SLOGAN is FORWARD.

 

It has been used as the title of a large number of socialist publications,

reflecting the Marxist conviction that the triumph of their ideology was

an inevitable part of the progress of history.

 

One magazine with the title was the mouthpiece of the Communist League

in the 19th century, associated with Communist trailblazers Karl Marx and

Frederick Engels.



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2137378/Obamas-new-campaign-slogan-Forward.html#ixzz1uQZGMqMH

 

 

 

AND LAST OF ALL....

 

"FOOLED" is believing Obama is something completely different.

For years now we have been subjected to the spectre on the Obama handlers ADMITTING IT!

They are the sources of the information of Obama being MENTORED by Frank Marshall-COMMUNIST

 

What do they have to say to you before you get it?

Stop being a tool, Fool.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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post #75 of 83
5/9/12 at 9:02pm
Yeah, whatever there... McCarthy.

I'm voting libertarian this year and the rest of you should too. Republicans are not what they say they are. Don't fall for it.
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post #76 of 83
5/9/12 at 9:34pm
Even though the GOP secretly want Obama to be reelected, I hope they don't get their wish. Anyone but Obama is how I'm voting and it seems like the only one who will go against him and probably beat him in a general election is Mitt Romney. While he's too liberal for me, I don't have much of a choice on some other candidate.
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post #77 of 83
5/9/12 at 11:23pm

Why do I vote Rep.?  Lots of reasons, personal convictions and strong beliefs that are not going to convince you or anyone else to abandon their reasons, personal convictions and strong beliefs.  To each their own and it is easy to get heated at each other about how the other person who votes for the other party is ignorant or a moron (which is highly mature btw), but at the end of the day you're contributing to the polarizing of the nation when you should leave that to the politicians on the hill...they're professional antagonists and you are out of your league thinking you can sling mud as well as they do.  I strongly oppose a great deal of leftist ideals and actions, but hell that's my opinion and I get one vote so don't worry about it.  You're stressing yourself out because no matter how long you call Rep. voters dumb and point out the beauty of the social state and evolving thought processes, it won't change who a lot of people vote for.  Some will vote because a either skin color, they think he is Muslim or not a citizen (both of which are retarded and I tell my Rep. friends and family that they detract from the reasonable debate with these statements), dividend taxes and other tax increases, and so on and so forth...

 

Take a chill pill and cast your vote for who you feel is right and I will do the same and then when the election is over and we should move on and unite, we can instead talk about how it was a rigged/tainted election and the guy in the office shouldn't be there while the winner gloats.  Sound like a deal?

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post #78 of 83
5/30/12 at 9:20pm

LA Times

By Morgan Little

May 30, 2012, 12:35 p.m.

 
Artur Davis, one of President Obama’s earliest supporters and a former co-chairman for his presidential campaign, announced Tuesday that he was leaving the Democratic Party for good.

In a post published Tuesday on his website, Davis was vague about his future political endeavors, but declared: “If I were to run, it would be as a Republican. And I am in the process of changing my voter registration from Alabama to Virginia, a development which likely does represent a closing of one chapter and perhaps the opening of another.”

Davis, who represented Alabama’s 7th Congressional District from 2003 to 2011, was notably the first member of Congress outside of Illinois to endorse then-Sen. Obama’s 2008 presidential bid. And it was Davis who seconded the official nomination of Obama at the 2008 Democratic National Convention......
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I wonder what aspect of Progressive Socialist Fascism
Scared this LIBERAL away?
 
 
 
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post #79 of 83
8/11/12 at 7:37am
I can give you a question: while the Obama administration only spend money directly to protect the jobs of government employees ( also including cops/teachers/fire fighters), why private sector employees or business owners vote dems?
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post #80 of 83
8/17/12 at 4:33pm

why do middle class Americans vote Republican? because they get on their knees and thank the rich for their jobs like the Republicans think they should...

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