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as for likability-i couldn't care less about 'likability'. of course others may, but it really doesn't mean squat. romney is a crappy candidate. obama is a crappy president. if you think romney is an improvement, i would have to completely disagree. imo, romney would be worse when one takes into account his thoughts on taxes, banking regs, defense spending and the like. how would romney possibly implementing his ideas on those items be a step in the right direction? rather than discuss teleprompters and perceived intelligence, let's talk about the actual things that matter. do you agree with romney on those key issues i mentioned? do you feel the banks should have less regulations, keeping in mind the current situation and how it came about with banks and deregulation? do you feel defense needs a larger budget? do you think the very rich need more tax breaks? |
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thelotiondispenser is going to be A.W.O.L after the polls slap him upside the head repeatedly this weekend.
Not to worry, he'll get right back to fluffing them polls. |
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Many Democrats won't come out and say it, but when it comes time to pull the lever, they will not be able to bring themselves to vote for four more years of taking this country into the $hitter. Obama has run the most divisive campaign of an incumbant that I can remember, he can only attempt to malign his opposition because he cannot support his positions. Watching these diehard Obama fans think they even have a snowballs chance is humerous and it will be funny when he gets the same type of trouncing on election night that Carter did, when Americans come to realize that regardless of what Romney offers it has to be better than what the fool who is currently President offers and that he needs to be shoved off into history just like Carter so we can debate who was the worst President in this country's history, Carter or Obama. Personally, I am leaning to the latter. |
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"If you lose the power to laugh, you lose the power to think" - Clarence Darrow, American lawyer (1857-1938) When you are right, no one remembers;when you are wrong, no one forgets. Thought for today.."No persons are more frequently wrong, than those who will not admit they are wrong" - Francois, Duc de la Rochefoucauld, French moralist (1613-1680) |
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He is not even in the debate. You really need to get over George Bush, these are Obama's colossal failures now. Time to wake up, it is 2012.
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Big O needs at least 4 more years to cleanse us of Dumya's stench and aftermath...Did you notice not one mention of the dummy at the convention..SS had him locked up at the ranch. .Even his Dad was no show.
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"If you lose the power to laugh, you lose the power to think" - Clarence Darrow, American lawyer (1857-1938) When you are right, no one remembers;when you are wrong, no one forgets. Thought for today.."No persons are more frequently wrong, than those who will not admit they are wrong" - Francois, Duc de la Rochefoucauld, French moralist (1613-1680) |
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no, not quite. james buchanan maybe...or warren g harding. maybe even hoover. saying that about bush is like saying zenyatta is the best ever. it completely ignores most of who came before.
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Those who are comparing this election the Reagan/Carter are making a big mistake.
It's not even close to the same. Think rationally. |
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There hasn't been one day under the Obama administration where the unempolyment number has been lower than the day Bush left office.
Until Obama, since the Great Depression, the deeper the recession the stronger the recovery. To make it even worse, this is the worst recovery in the last 65 years. Which part of Obama's platform wii create jobs, Obamacare, corrupt spending for their big money pals, more regulation, higher taxes on small businesses, or illegal EPA regulations? Obama had his chance, he is a complete failure in every possible way. Danzig, where does the math work with Obama? Keep borrowing and spending? At least Romney and Ryan have guts to speak about entitlement reform. By the way, I wonder why they moved Obama's speech from a 70,000 seat stadium to a 20,000 seat arena?? Smart people have stopped listening to his lies. |
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yep, i agree completely. but some here don't care about any of that, they just want a change-but imo it would be a change for the worse.
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Danzig, the Republicans are an unpopular party??? As opposed to the popular Democrats??? Have you been in this country the last four years? Were you in a cocoon in November of 2010??? Do you think it is normal for a challenger to be tied with the incumbent 2 months before the election? Even Carter was still 4 points ahead of Reagan at this same point in 1980.
If you want a repeat of the last four years as Obama makes moe executive branch power grabs while exerting more power over your life then go ahead and vote Obama. |
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but hey, thanks for paying attention to my posts taking both parties to task. ![]() as for the challenger-were romney viable, he'd be ahead by a mile. but he's not, because he's a lousy nominee facing a lousy incumbent. if he were worth a plugged nickel, it would show in the polls. and no, i don't want a repeat. but i don't want things to get worse either. i won't vote for romney, but i won't vote for obama either. just like the last election when i didn't vote for either mccain or obama. and if enough others did the same thing, just think what could be accomplished. i asked you some questions above regarding romney's stance on some issues, i don't suppose you're going to bother with those tho, right? because it's much easier to wail and moan about the current pres, and ignore all the potential pres has said, right? |
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That is exactly the change that we got four years ago, change for the worse. People now need hope, which Obama did not bring, and change, change from the failed policies he has and wants to implement. Most will realize that whatever Romney does, it cannot be worse than what Obama has done.
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romney wants to remove the banking regulations-to what end? he wants to cut taxes on the wealthy. why? note that taxes are the lowest ever on the wealthy-how's that job creation going? romney wants to build the defense budget. why? it's already equal to the entire rest of the world combined in spending. what will more spending there accomplish? then there's his and his running mates thoughts on women's health issues. i certainly don't agree with that. i've yet to see anyone say anything about what exactly romney will do that's a good thing. what are those things? i would like some details. i think obama has been less than what his voters expected. but i do not think romney would be an improvement. nor do i, unlike some obama supporters, think he's an improvement over bush. so much of what bush left us is still there. |