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Yonivore
07-25-2012, 09:16 PM
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ChumpDumper
07-25-2012, 09:17 PM
Do they pay you to spam message boards?

jack sommerset
07-25-2012, 09:27 PM
Appears to be the Jews. God bless

DMX7
07-25-2012, 09:39 PM
Yoni should self-deport.

Yonivore
07-25-2012, 09:47 PM
Yoni should self-deport.
Why? This country will survive Barack Obama.

DMX7
07-25-2012, 09:53 PM
Why? This country will survive Barack Obama.

But will you?

Yonivore
07-25-2012, 09:57 PM
But will you?
Oh yeah, I'm good.

Sense
07-25-2012, 10:00 PM
So ok... someone got butthurt because Obama was "disrespectful" towards a jew, and all of a sudden he's not voting for him. :lol

I like that he said we're going to see "the real" Obama on his second term.

Even he knows he's winning.

DMX7
07-25-2012, 10:14 PM
Oh yeah, I'm good.

I'm thinking November 6th might be a rough day for you. We'll see.

scott
07-25-2012, 10:26 PM
I'm thinking November 6th might be a rough day for you. We'll see.

Likely not. It will just mean four more years just like the previous twelve, eight of which were led by a President he thinks belongs on Mt. Rushmore.

Worse would be Obama losing, because it would cut the number of blogs he can plagiarize from in half.

Yonivore
07-25-2012, 10:32 PM
Likely not. It will just mean four more years just like the previous twelve, eight of which were led by a President he thinks belongs on Mt. Rushmore.

Worse would be Obama losing, because it would cut the number of blogs he can plagiarize from in half.
You're pretty surly today.

Th'Pusher
07-25-2012, 11:08 PM
Would you like to make a bet, say for a beer at Scott's bar, that Obama will will win the "chosen people's" vote in November?

Why is it that the chosen people always vote democratic in presidential elections?

Yonivore
07-26-2012, 08:09 AM
Likely not. It will just mean four more years just like the previous twelve, eight of which were led by a President he thinks belongs on Mt. Rushmore.

Worse would be Obama losing, because it would cut the number of blogs he can plagiarize from in half.
So, if I understand this, you're saying there is no appreciable difference between what President Obama has done for the past 4 years and what a President Romney would do over the next 4 years?

To an extent, I agree. Much of what either of them do is going to be dependent on who controls Congress. With any luck, Republicans will take both Houses and you'll get to witness the difference, first hand.

George Gervin's Afro
07-26-2012, 08:41 AM
So, if I understand this, you're saying there is no appreciable difference between what President Obama has done for the past 4 years and what a President Romney would do over the next 4 years?

To an extent, I agree. Much of what either of them do is going to be dependent on who controls Congress. With any luck, Republicans will take both Houses and you'll get to witness the difference, first hand.

If Romney wins it will be because independants we swayed to him. if the nuts on the right radically pull the country hard right then the dems will regain the Senate and House in 2014... then you will have a moderate in the White House and a dem majority in Congress... wouldn't that be great for you guys!:lmao

you will be disappointed when Romney moves back to the middle and will want to compromise with the minority Democrats on a regular basis..book it.

jack sommerset
07-26-2012, 08:42 AM
I think Scott has giving up. Obama is the only dem that can president this election so he is sticking with him. The old it beats a republican mentality. God bless

jack sommerset
07-26-2012, 08:44 AM
If Romney wins it will be because independants we swayed to him. if the nuts on the right radically pull the country hard right then the dems will regain the Senate and House in 2014... then you will have a moderate in the White House and a dem majority in Congress... wouldn't that be great for you guys!:lmao

you will be disappointed when Romney moves back to the middle and will want to compromise with the minority Democrats on a regular basis..book it.

This is a very odd post. God bless

Yonivore
07-26-2012, 08:52 AM
If Romney wins it will be because independants we swayed to him. if the nuts on the right radically pull the country hard right then the dems will regain the Senate and House in 2014... then you will have a moderate in the White House and a dem majority in Congress... wouldn't that be great for you guys!:lmao

you will be disappointed when Romney moves back to the middle and will want to compromise with the minority Democrats on a regular basis..book it.
If Romney wins and Republicans take Congress AND the economy improves, you'll see 8 years of Romney and a Republican-controlled Congress.

Wouldn't that be great for you guys?!? :lmao

Yonivore
07-26-2012, 08:54 AM
I think Scott has giving up. Obama is the only dem that can president this election so he is sticking with him. The old it beats a republican mentality. God bless
I won't presume to think for scott; normally, he's more judicious and sophisticated with his jabs. Perhaps he was just drinking the profits last night.

Yonivore
07-26-2012, 08:57 AM
you will be disappointed when Romney moves back to the middle and will want to compromise with the minority Democrats on a regular basis..book it.
I wouldn't be so sure...

Ron Paul got his "Audit the Fed" bill passed and The Tea Party is making gains across the country. There may not be much stomach for compromise, over the next four years. If Dewhurst loses, all moderate Republicans will need to do is look to Texas and see their fate.

MannyIsGod
07-26-2012, 09:05 AM
I won't presume to think for scott; normally, he's more judicious and sophisticated with his jabs. Perhaps he was just drinking the profits last night.

Well, I'd presume to take scott at his word and when he says that he feels you're a moron he probably feels you're a moron.

George Gervin's Afro
07-26-2012, 09:11 AM
If Romney wins and Republicans take Congress AND the economy improves, you'll see 8 years of Romney and a Republican-controlled Congress.

Wouldn't that be great for you guys?!? :lmao

the economy is improving now..

George Gervin's Afro
07-26-2012, 09:12 AM
I wouldn't be so sure...

Ron Paul got his "Audit the Fed" bill passed and The Tea Party is making gains across the country. There may not be much stomach for compromise, over the next four years. If Dewhurst loses, all moderate Republicans will need to do is look to Texas and see their fate.

so then we go back t gridlock..the minority dems in the senate will block all republican legislation...

I think that's what everyone wants, don't you?

Clipper Nation
07-26-2012, 09:49 AM
you will be disappointed when Romney moves back to the middle and will want to compromise with the minority Democrats on a regular basis..book it.

:lol Pretending that Willard isn't already basically a Democrat

Juggity
07-26-2012, 11:15 AM
The more I think about it, the happier I am with the prospect of our choices for the election. Just like in 2008, the most centrist Republican is the nominee. Like McCain, Romney will say whatever it is he believes will get him elected, including extremist ideas endorsed by bumpkin nutjobs preparing their assault rifles for an Obamapocalypse. Deep down, though, he's a centrist who understands the practical limitations of the presidency, and doesn't really believe most of that nonsense that he has to say.

Palin/Bachman/Gingrich/Perry all genuinely believe and dedicate themselves to the conservative cause. Romney has some conservative leanings, but if elected would ultimately take the same middle-of-the-road approach (Romneycare, etc) as he did while he was governor.

Obviously, Obama is the preferable choice, but having Romney as president wouldn't be all that different :lol. I find it quite wonderful that in two straight presidential elections, the most conservative, batshit candidates the Republican party has fielded have been destroyed in the primaries. What a ringing endorsement of the conservative platform by its faithful.

George Gervin's Afro
07-26-2012, 11:33 AM
The more I think about it, the happier I am with the prospect of our choices for the election. Just like in 2008, the most centrist Republican is the nominee. Like McCain, Romney will say whatever it is he believes will get him elected, including extremist ideas endorsed by bumpkin nutjobs preparing their assault rifles for an Obamapocalypse. Deep down, though, he's a centrist who understands the practical limitations of the presidency, and doesn't really believe most of that nonsense that he has to say.

Palin/Bachman/Gingrich/Perry all genuinely believe and dedicate themselves to the conservative cause. Romney has some conservative leanings, but if elected would ultimately take the same middle-of-the-road approach (Romneycare, etc) as he did while he was governor.

Obviously, Obama is the preferable choice, but having Romney as president wouldn't be all that different :lol. I find it quite wonderful that in two straight presidential elections, the most conservative, batshit candidates the Republican party has fielded have been destroyed in the primaries. What a ringing endorsement of the conservative platform by its faithful.

You better not mention this to the obama haters... Romney is just paying lip service to the extreme right now.. his past is pretty clear how he will govern.. he's smart enough to know that he can't go 'bachman' if he the Senate and House..

Clipper Nation
07-26-2012, 12:19 PM
There's a big difference between "going Bachmann" and actually being conservative, tbh.... if Willard suddenly decided to go Ron Paul if elected, this nation would be in a better place than it is now, tbh.... Ron bless.

Yonivore
07-26-2012, 01:37 PM
You better not mention this to the obama haters... Romney is just paying lip service to the extreme right now.. his past is pretty clear how he will govern.. he's smart enough to know that he can't go 'bachman' if he the Senate and House..
If there's no difference between the two, Romney should have no problem attracting hoards of Obama voters this November.

Why don't you vote for Romney?

baseline bum
07-26-2012, 01:46 PM
Palin/Bachman/Gingrich/Perry all genuinely believe and dedicate themselves to the conservative cause. Romney has some conservative leanings, but if elected would ultimately take the same middle-of-the-road approach (Romneycare, etc) as he did while he was governor.


The Ryan Plan is extreme wingnut rightwing crap that Romney endorses and will implement if he gets two Republican houses in congress; don't get it twisted.

George Gervin's Afro
07-26-2012, 02:51 PM
If there's no difference between the two, Romney should have no problem attracting hoards of Obama voters this November.

Why don't you vote for Romney?

I live in TX so my vote doesn't matter.. I still trust Obama more than Romney at this point.

Clipper Nation
07-26-2012, 03:50 PM
Palin/Bachman/Gingrich/Perry all genuinely believe and dedicate themselves to the conservative cause.
LOL, no they don't.... they dedicate themselves to the neocon cause, tbh.... there's a HUGE difference between the views of those four people and actual conservatism, which the GOP has shat on continuously since the mid-'90s...

Yonivore
07-26-2012, 04:30 PM
I live in TX so my vote doesn't matter.
Fair enough.


I still trust Obama more than Romney at this point.
Why?

DarrinS
07-26-2012, 05:46 PM
The Ryan Plan is extreme wingnut rightwing crap that Romney endorses and will implement if he gets two Republican houses in congress; don't get it twisted.


What's "extreme" about it?

Yonivore
07-26-2012, 05:58 PM
What's "extreme" about it?
It cuts spending.

ElNono
07-26-2012, 06:29 PM
The Ryan Plan is extreme wingnut rightwing crap that Romney endorses and will implement if he gets two Republican houses in congress; don't get it twisted.

lol indexing vouchers by the CPI when healthcare inflation is almost twice as much
lol cut everything but don't touch defense spending
lol more unpaid taxcuts largely benefiting the elite
lol more trickle down economics

but, but, what's extreme about it? :lol

baseline bum
07-26-2012, 06:29 PM
What's "extreme" about it?

Dismantling Medicare for everyone except the boomers, as a bribe to that generation and a big fuck you to the younger ones who will be paying their Medicare and not getting the same back. Slashing taxes further to dump even more onto the deficit.

baseline bum
07-26-2012, 06:31 PM
lol indexing vouchers by the CPI when healthcare inflation is almost twice as much
lol cut everything but don't touch defense spending
lol more unpaid taxcuts largely benefiting the elite
lol more trickle down economics

but, but, what's extreme about it? :lol

:lol the entire plan is a wingnut circle jerk filled with rightwing platitudes. What a piece of crap that was to read. Even the bible wasn't that full of shit.

ElNono
07-26-2012, 06:35 PM
:lol the entire plan is a wingnut circle jerk filled with rightwing platitudes. What a piece of crap that was to read. Even the bible wasn't that full of shit.

:lol and the dude has the stone face to say the vouchers program is the same they get in Congress, when their vouchers are indexed against actual healthcare cost inflation. If they actually index it the same way as Congress, they'll cost as much or more than Medicare.

baseline bum
07-26-2012, 06:38 PM
Funniest shit is when right wingers say they're doing it for the future generations. :rollin

As if the future generations should be jumping for joy that their tax rates are going to go to hell to pay for all the debt created by the Bush/Obama tax cuts and then the round Romney will push through next.

Clipper Nation
11-08-2012, 01:31 PM
If Romney wins and Republicans take Congress AND the economy improves, you'll see 8 years of Romney and a Republican-controlled Congress.

Wouldn't that be great for you guys?!? :lmao
Too bad it's not gonna happen :lol