Whites for Romney

[scott]

Geez, white people said sorry like... 50 years ago. What else could minorities possibly want?

[Creepn]

Geez, white people said sorry like... 50 years ago. What else could minorities possibly want?

Apology not accepted. Don't you dare show your white ass at our Obama events. Don't you dare.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Alabama Pastor Holds Whites Only Conference


(LAMAR COUNTY, ALa.) A pastor in Winfield is making headlines for holding an annual conference for "white" Christians only.

Pastor William Collier and his Church of God's Chosen are holding the conference. The mayor of the city says Collier does not represent the general public. The three day conference ends Friday with a cross burning, which organizers call a "Sacred Christian cross lighting ceremony".

http://www.local15tv.com/news/local/...S4ezBhHeg.cspx

I think one important distinction between these two types are that if I went to the Africans For Obama or whatever the hell its called they would not turn me away. Then you have these guys.

And acting like white people do not have their own social and political groups that are predominantly white with white interest at heart then you are a moron.

Take a look at the board of directors of the Heritage Foundation, Cato Institute, the GOP leadership and to a lesser extent Democratic leadership for the past 150 years. We are well represented.

[z0sa]

It's quite simple - Non-Hispanic white people constitute approximately 64% of the US population.

When minorities quit being, well, minorities, or whites become closer in population percentage relative minorities I should say, then one who is white can argue about not being represented enough.

That's beside the fact that Capitol Hill has always been overwhelmingly white, forcing minorities (once again due to their lack of representation) to become special interest groups out of necessity.

[Blake]

lol I didn't realize the KKK was an LLC.

[Spurminator]

/white people problems

[Wild Cobra]

That video in the OP is so racist.

[Wild Cobra]

Romney doesn't care about black people so he won't be getting my vote.

Do you expect for him to care about one race more than another?

[Wild Cobra]

what benefit do I have voting for him?

That makes you a whore, if you want him to do something for you to get your vote.

[Wild Cobra]

[ChumpDumper]

There are plenty of whites against Obama simply because he's black.

[Wild Cobra]

There are plenty of whites against Obama simply because he's black.

What...

Maybe 1%?

[ChumpDumper]

What...

Maybe 1%?

Prove you didn't make that number up.

[Wild Cobra]

Prove you didn't make that number up.

Why should I prove I didn't make it up?

I did!

I think your remark is so idiotic, I low balled the number. It's probably more like 5%.

What number would you use?

[FuzzyLumpkins]

He's not the one making up make believe numbers. He doesn't need to. That's your schtick: make shit up and suppose it's true so you can believe what you want.

[Wild Cobra]

He's not the one making up make believe numbers. He doesn't need to. That's your schtick: make shit up and suppose it's true so you can believe what you want.

Jumping in as an ankle biter I see. At least that's a step up from being a glob fly.

I admit to making up the number, suggest another as an opinion, ask his opinion, and you are going to attack me over that?

You really are pathetic, aren't you.

[ChumpDumper]

Why should I prove I didn't make it up?

I did!

I think your remark is so idiotic, I low balled the number. It's probably more like 5%.

What number would you use?

I wouldn't use a number I made up.

That's the difference between you and me.

[Wild Cobra]

I wouldn't use a number I made up.

That's the difference between you and me.

Care to suggest an opinion, or not?

What number range to you assign to "plenty?"

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Jumping in as an ankle biter I see. At least that's a step up from being a glob fly.

I admit to making up the number, suggest another as an opinion, ask his opinion, and you are going to attack me over that?

You really are pathetic, aren't you.

Umm it's accurate. You constantly suppose things how you want them to be and just go with it rather than find out how things really are so you can believe what you want to believe. This is just another example amongst several everyday that you doing that.

Pointing out actual behaviors is not an attack.

[Wild Cobra]

Umm it's accurate. You constantly suppose things how you want them to be and just go with it rather than find out how things really are so you can believe what you want to believe. This is just another example amongst several everyday that you doing that.

Pointing out actual behaviors is not an attack.

Wrong again. Will you ever get things right?

-delete-

I started to explain, but why waste my time on you. It's pointless.

[IGNORE]

[ChumpDumper]

Care to suggest an opinion, or not?

What number range to you assign to "plenty?"

I don't make up numbers like you do. What part of that do you not understand?

[Wild Cobra]

I don't make up numbers like you do. What part of that do you not understand?

Thanks for admitting that "plenty" has no merit.

[ChumpDumper]

Thanks for admitting that "plenty" has no merit.

adjective

4. existing in ample quantity or number


http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/plenty

Merit established.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Wrong again. Will you ever get things right?

-delete-

I started to explain, but why waste my time on you. It's pointless.

[IGNORE]

[jack sommerset]

My brothers, God bless this great country. We have a black man as its president. Now let's vote him out because he didn't do the job he was elected to do. Brothers, this ad is full of hypocrisy and race baiting. We're past denial. It's accepted in our country, in the case of blacks, blacks can have clubs, school, organizations etc.. to support one another even when putting down another race in doing so. Hopefully in time we can unite as one. All we can do in the meantime is to point it out and move on. God bless.

[George Gervin's Afro]

My brothers, God bless this great country. We have a black man as its president. Now let's vote him out because he didn't do the job he was elected to do. Brothers, this ad is full of hypocrisy and race baiting. We're past denial. It's accepted in our country, in the case of blacks, blacks can have clubs, school, organizations etc.. to support one another even when putting down another race in doing so. Hopefully in time we can unite as one. All we can do in the meantime is to point it out and move on. God bless.

john tesh

[jack sommerset]

john tesh

Bless your heart. God bless

[boutons_deux]

Here's why the 1% TAX EVADERS FOR ROMNEY love Gecko with $100Ms in campaign donations: he's one of their own


Where the Money Lives

For all Mitt Romney’s touting of his business record, when it comes to his own money the Republican nominee is remarkably shy about disclosing numbers and investments. Nicholas Shaxson delves into the murky world of offshore finance, revealing loopholes that allow the very wealthy to skirt tax laws, and investigating just how much of Romney’s fortune (with $30 million in Bain Capital funds in the Cayman Islands alone?) looks pretty strange for a presidential candidate.


Particularly jarring were the Romneys’ many offshore accounts. As Newt Gingrich put it during the primary season, “I don’t know of any American president who has had a Swiss bank account.” But Romney has, as well as other interests in such tax havens as Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.

To give but one example, there is a Bermuda-based entity called Sankaty High Yield Asset Investors Ltd., which has been described in securities filings as “a Bermuda corporation wholly owned by W. Mitt Romney.” It could be that Sankaty is an old vehicle with little importance, but Romney appears to have treated it rather carefully. He set it up in 1997, then transferred it to his wife’s newly created blind trust on January 1, 2003, the day before he was inaugurated as Massachusetts’s governor. The director and president of this entity is R. Bradford Malt, the trustee of the blind trust and Romney’s personal lawyer. Romney failed to list this entity on several financial disclosures, even though such a closely held entity would not qualify as an “excepted investment fund” that would not need to be on his disclosure forms. He finally included it on his 2010 tax return. Even after examining that return, we have no idea what is in this company, but it could be valuable, meaning that it is possible Romney’s wealth is even greater than previous estimates. While the Romneys’ spokespeople insist that the couple has paid all the taxes required by law, investments in tax havens such as Bermuda raise many questions, because they are in “jurisdictions where there is virtually no tax and virtually no compliance,” as one Miami-based offshore lawyer put it.

That’s not the only money Romney has in tax havens. Because of his retirement deal with Bain Capital, his finances are still deeply entangled with the private-equity firm that he founded and spun off from Bain and Co. in 1984. Though he left the firm in 1999, Romney has continued to receive large payments from it—in early June he revealed more than $2 million in new Bain income. The firm today has at least 138 funds organized in the Cayman Islands, and Romney himself has personal interests in at least 12, worth as much as $30 million, hidden behind controversial confidentiality disclaimers. Again, the Romney campaign insists he saves no tax by using them, but there is no way to check this.

http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/2...shore-accounts

[jack sommerset]

Here's why the 1% TAX EVADERS FOR ROMNEY love Gecko with $100Ms in campaign donations: he's one of their own


Where the Money Lives

For all Mitt Romney’s touting of his business record, when it comes to his own money the Republican nominee is remarkably shy about disclosing numbers and investments. Nicholas Shaxson delves into the murky world of offshore finance, revealing loopholes that allow the very wealthy to skirt tax laws, and investigating just how much of Romney’s fortune (with $30 million in Bain Capital funds in the Cayman Islands alone?) looks pretty strange for a presidential candidate.


Particularly jarring were the Romneys’ many offshore accounts. As Newt Gingrich put it during the primary season, “I don’t know of any American president who has had a Swiss bank account.” But Romney has, as well as other interests in such tax havens as Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.

To give but one example, there is a Bermuda-based entity called Sankaty High Yield Asset Investors Ltd., which has been described in securities filings as “a Bermuda corporation wholly owned by W. Mitt Romney.” It could be that Sankaty is an old vehicle with little importance, but Romney appears to have treated it rather carefully. He set it up in 1997, then transferred it to his wife’s newly created blind trust on January 1, 2003, the day before he was inaugurated as Massachusetts’s governor. The director and president of this entity is R. Bradford Malt, the trustee of the blind trust and Romney’s personal lawyer. Romney failed to list this entity on several financial disclosures, even though such a closely held entity would not qualify as an “excepted investment fund” that would not need to be on his disclosure forms. He finally included it on his 2010 tax return. Even after examining that return, we have no idea what is in this company, but it could be valuable, meaning that it is possible Romney’s wealth is even greater than previous estimates. While the Romneys’ spokespeople insist that the couple has paid all the taxes required by law, investments in tax havens such as Bermuda raise many questions, because they are in “jurisdictions where there is virtually no tax and virtually no compliance,” as one Miami-based offshore lawyer put it.

That’s not the only money Romney has in tax havens. Because of his retirement deal with Bain Capital, his finances are still deeply entangled with the private-equity firm that he founded and spun off from Bain and Co. in 1984. Though he left the firm in 1999, Romney has continued to receive large payments from it—in early June he revealed more than $2 million in new Bain income. The firm today has at least 138 funds organized in the Cayman Islands, and Romney himself has personal interests in at least 12, worth as much as $30 million, hidden behind controversial confidentiality disclaimers. Again, the Romney campaign insists he saves no tax by using them, but there is no way to check this.

http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/2...shore-accounts

My brother, I owe you an apology. Instead of embracing you for all the gifts god gave you I tried to stifle your wonderful opinions and great personality. Please forgive me.

Romney is a millionaire and may very well be apart of some in your face conspiracy to keep the poor, poor.. Thanks for pointing that out. God bless.

[CosmicCowboy]

If he is legally minimizing his taxes I consider that to be smart, not suspicious.