the *** OFFICIAL *** "I plan to vote for Obummer's re-election" thread
#81
Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:05 PM
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#82
Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:18 PM
I'm actually pretty excited, and I'll tell you why. If I were running Romney's campaign, I'd take on something like the following slogan: "I'm not a liberal. I'm not a conservative. I'm a problem solver." He should emphasize how he did this at Bain, at the IOC, at Massachusetts. Be the uniter to Obama's divider. Sell himself as a conservative Bill Clinton, working with both sides for the better of the country. The right will vote for him anyway, and he'd win a hella lot of independents who are sick of the bellyaching and ineffectiveness of our government.I wonder if the conservatives on the board are excited about voting for a Romney presidency? It's that or 4 more years of BHO.
And realistically, unless something really changes, we're going to have BHO re-elected and a GOP-controlled legislature. I can hear the sounds of gridlock from here.
It's what I think he is, and why he is struggling so much to fit into a pure conservative footprint during the primaries.
#83
Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:32 PM
I'm actually pretty excited, and I'll tell you why. If I were running Romney's campaign, I'd take on something like the following slogan: "I'm not a liberal. I'm not a conservative. I'm a problem solver." He should emphasize how he did this at Bain, at the IOC, at Massachusetts. Be the uniter to Obama's divider. Sell himself as a conservative Bill Clinton, working with both sides for the better of the country. The right will vote for him anyway, and he'd win a hella lot of independents who are sick of the bellyaching and ineffectiveness of our government.
It's what I think he is, and why he is struggling so much to fit into a pure conservative footprint during the primaries.
Exactly.
And hammer the following: The debt/deficits under Obama. Unemployment. Gas prices. Stay on point day in, and day out.
Don't let the media minions get you sidetracked .
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#84
Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:38 PM
I don't even agree with Obama politically on most issues. But he isn't a mongoloid. That's literally the standard we're left with. If you give me two people I disagree with and make me choose, I'll take the one that isn't crazy.
#85
Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:53 PM
I'm writing in Ron Paul. A Ron Paul presidency will hurt a lot of people, but the alternative is to continue the crash and burn tactics of George W. Obama.
#86
Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:54 PM
I'm either staying home or voting for Obama in hopes that Romney gets beat 95%/5% and the GOP shapes the fock up. Sarah Palin? Rick Santorum? Mitt Romney? As legitimate candidates to run the most powerful country in the world? Do you think we're all retarded?
I don't even agree with Obama politically on most issues. But he isn't a mongoloid. That's literally the standard we're left with. If you give me two people I disagree with and make me choose, I'll take the one that isn't crazy.
This.
If Repub's really wanted conservative policies they'd be voting for Ron Paul in droves. But no, they'd rather kick and scream about wanting conservative policies, then vote for Obama in magic underwear.
"OMG I hate Obamacare, so I'm going to vote for a guy who passed almost the exact same bill, as governor of Mass"
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#87
Posted 04 April 2012 - 05:17 PM
So, does this mean Skinny Jeans is voting for Mom Jeans?This.
If Repub's really wanted conservative policies they'd be voting for Ron Paul in droves. But no, they'd rather kick and scream about wanting conservative policies, then vote for Obama in magic underwear.
"OMG I hate Obamacare, so I'm going to vote for a guy who passed almost the exact same bill, as governor of Mass"
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#88
Posted 04 April 2012 - 05:25 PM
I still don't see how Romney is not a legitimate candidate with his experience, yet Obama with a short stint of voting "present" in the senate on the heels of community activist work makes him uber qualified.I'm either staying home or voting for Obama in hopes that Romney gets beat 95%/5% and the GOP shapes the fock up. Sarah Palin? Rick Santorum? Mitt Romney? As legitimate candidates to run the most powerful country in the world? Do you think we're all retarded?
I don't even agree with Obama politically on most issues. But he isn't a mongoloid. That's literally the standard we're left with. If you give me two people I disagree with and make me choose, I'll take the one that isn't crazy.
#89
Posted 04 April 2012 - 05:35 PM
I guess that's why my thread asking for instances of the White-African-American POTUS running on his awesome record has produced only one post where he has mentioned anything about his record.
Interesting.
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#90
Posted 04 April 2012 - 05:38 PM
I'll vote for Obama over Romney for the simple reason that Mitt will be the wealthiest president in this country's history,
Exhibit A: Even the biggest Obama cacksukker can't vote for him on what he has done. He will only vote for him because the other guy is rich.
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#91
Posted 04 April 2012 - 05:41 PM
Exhibit B: High praise indeed.I think Obama has given us change, not huge change but change, and did so with the back drop of the terrible mess he was handed plus an opposition that has vowed to make him fail, or at least appear to fail, with the goal of making him a one-term president.
Obama
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#92
Posted 04 April 2012 - 05:44 PM
I'm either staying home or voting for Obama
I don't even agree with Obama politically on most issues. But he isn't a mongoloid.
Exhibit C: Even higher praise.
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#93
Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:02 PM
#94
Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:08 PM
Did you start a thread in 2004 that blew up in your face this badly?It's 2004 all over again.
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#95
Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:38 PM
Did you start a thread in 2004 that blew up in your face this badly?
No. But if I did we'd get pages of you cheerleading Bush's "the other guy is worse" campaign.
#96
Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:45 PM
Since I'm not into mining old threads, I'll take your word for it that this thread blew up in your face worse than anything you did in 2004.No.
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#97
Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:47 PM
Since I'm not into mining old threads, I'll take your word for it that this thread blew up in your face worse than anything you did in 2004.
I think I did alright. You asked for an example of Obummer campaigning on his record and I gave it to you weeks ago.
#98
Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:52 PM
Not sure what that has to do with this thread, Sybil.I think I did alright. You asked for an example of Obummer campaigning on his record and I gave it to you weeks ago.
I'm simply saying that the argument of "It's in the constitution, thus that right must be defended" is silly.---cbfalcon
#99
Posted 04 April 2012 - 07:11 PM
Not sure what that has to do with this thread, Sybil.
But I'm willing to pat you on the head for that.......could you take the helmet off now?
Ah sorry wrong thread. This one went pretty much how I expected though.
#100
Posted 04 April 2012 - 08:44 PM
It didn't make him qualified and I didn't vote for him. I don't support him this time either. It'd be a protest vote.I still don't see how Romney is not a legitimate candidate with his experience, yet Obama with a short stint of voting "present" in the senate on the heels of community activist work makes him uber qualified.
On the other hand, I don't see how many of the people who likely hated John Kerry as a boring, robotic, uber-rich, flip flopping d-bag and mocked people for simply voting for 'anyone but Bush' can support Mitt Romney.
As I said, that's what the standard has fallen to. I don't like it either, but I'm fed up with the freak show the GOP keeps trotting out and expecting us to vote for. I wanted to vote for John McCain in 2008, and then he nominated Sarah Palin. So I wrote in Ron Paul.Exhibit C: Even higher praise.
I'm not going to be satisfied with the "They'll vote for whoever we give them as long as he's for God, against gays and wants to fight brown people" mindset the party seems to have towards the majority of the base. They appear to be right in expecting it, too. I can't be a part of that with good conscience.
#101
Posted 04 April 2012 - 08:59 PM
I'm actually pretty excited, and I'll tell you why. If I were running Romney's campaign, I'd take on something like the following slogan: "I'm not a liberal. I'm not a conservative. I'm a problem solver." He should emphasize how he did this at Bain, at the IOC, at Massachusetts. Be the uniter to Obama's divider. Sell himself as a conservative Bill Clinton, working with both sides for the better of the country. The right will vote for him anyway, and he'd win a hella lot of independents who are sick of the bellyaching and ineffectiveness of our government.
It's what I think he is, and why he is struggling so much to fit into a pure conservative footprint during the primaries.
It's also a direct contradiction to his primary campaign story, but then again consistency has never been something Mr. Etch-a-Sketch seems to bother considers.
“The problem is that you Americans think every problem has a solution.”- former German chancellor Helmut Schmidt
#102
Posted 04 April 2012 - 09:01 PM
I'm either staying home or voting for Obama in hopes that Romney gets beat 95%/5% and the GOP shapes the fock up. Sarah Palin? Rick Santorum? Mitt Romney? As legitimate candidates to run the most powerful country in the world? Do you think we're all retarded?
I don't even agree with Obama politically on most issues. But he isn't a mongoloid. That's literally the standard we're left with. If you give me two people I disagree with and make me choose, I'll take the one that isn't crazy.
You sound like me but at least I grew up in and have a memory of an era when the Republican Party made sense.
“The problem is that you Americans think every problem has a solution.”- former German chancellor Helmut Schmidt
#103
Posted 04 April 2012 - 09:09 PM
One thing I have noticed in this thread. Of the few Geeks who will admit they are gonna vote for the train wreck Obama again, none have said it's because of the great POTUS he has been. It's all been because "The Reps can't put up a good candidate".
I guess that's why my thread asking for instances of the White-African-American POTUS running on his awesome record has produced only one post where he has mentioned anything about his record.
Interesting.
The Dems suck. Unfortuantly, the alternatives are either politicians willing pander to dimbulb freaks or the dimbulb freaks themselves. So all the sane/intelligent people are forced to hold their noses then get together and join hand with the welfare cheats, trial lawyers, and unions to prevent disaster.
I'm not happy about it but it's the world we live in.
“The problem is that you Americans think every problem has a solution.”- former German chancellor Helmut Schmidt
#104
Posted 04 April 2012 - 11:26 PM
#105
Posted 05 April 2012 - 12:06 AM
I know that your only purpose here is to fish and rip on RP, but the above is quite possibly the most blatantly retarded post that you have ever made here.I'll vote for Obama over Romney for the simple reason that Mitt will be the wealthiest president in this country's history, so it's obvious who he's going to coddle and make changes to favor. The last thing this country needs is even more separation between the filthy rich and everyone else.
You really need to step up your game if you want anyone besides Hoyt, Nikki, Wormser and OldMaid to take you seriously.
just sayin
#106
Posted 05 April 2012 - 12:43 AM
I know that your only purpose here is to fish and rip on RP, but the above is quite possibly the most blatantly retarded post that you have ever made here.
You really need to step up your game if you want anyone besides Hoyt, Nikki, Wormser and OldMaid to take you seriously.
just sayin
I am in total disbelief reading some of the posts in this thread. Holy fock.
#107
Posted 05 April 2012 - 12:44 AM
I will be voting for OBummer, with enthusiasm. I think he has been a fine president. The best president aside from Bill Clinton that we've had since JFK, imo.
Yeah, we know. You vote the party line. You've stated that before. Just makes you look more retarded every time you do so.
Meet the new politics of hope and change - same as the old politics
What ... was your father abusive towards you? Did he fondle you in the naughty places? Is that why the subject of pedophelia bothers you so much?
#108
Posted 05 April 2012 - 12:46 AM
I know that your only purpose here is to fish and rip on RP, but the above is quite possibly the most blatantly retarded post that you have ever made here.
You really need to step up your game if you want anyone besides Hoyt, Nikki, Wormser and OldMaid to take you seriously.
just sayin
Are you trying to get my attention? This is one of several posts I have seen today with you mentioning my name.
As for the thread.... I am most likely not going to be voting this year. If those old rumors are true about Ron Paul being Romney's VP choice, I will vote for Romney.
It's much better collecting stray kats and crapping your pants on occasion. Trust me.
#109
Posted 05 April 2012 - 01:48 AM
Yeah, we know. You vote the party line. You've stated that before. Just makes you look more retarded every time you do so.
I never said I vote the party line. I've never voted for a Republican in a national election and it's possible that I never will. But I do vote for independents, greenies, and the like from time to time. Also I've voted for Republicans in local/state elections. Just voted for one yesterday, as a matter of fact.
Anyway, I like Obama more than most other Democrats. I'll admit I voted for Kerry in 2004 and was not excited to do so. If Bush hadn't sucked so hard that might've been one time where I voted Republican. But whereas I had to hold my nose to vote for Kerry, I will enthusiastically pull the lever for Obama.
#110
Posted 05 April 2012 - 03:23 AM
Really? What part don't you agree with? You don't think the filthy rich take care of their own interests? Maybe it's you that needs to step up his game.I know that your only purpose here is to fish and rip on RP, but the above is quite possibly the most blatantly retarded post that you have ever made here.
#111
Posted 05 April 2012 - 04:01 AM
Who do the filthy poor like you take care of ?Really? What part don't you agree with? You don't think the filthy rich take care of their own interests? Maybe it's you that needs to step up his game.
How much should an electrical stock clerk malke ?
#112
Posted 05 April 2012 - 04:24 AM
I hate to break it to you, chubby, but just because someone isn't filthy rich, doesn't mean he's filthy poor. In fact, I'm quite sure that between my purchasing job and my DJing, I earn more than some wire-pulling electrician who'd score about a nine on the wonderlik test.Who do the filthy poor like you take care of ?
How much should an electrical stock clerk malke ?
#113
Posted 05 April 2012 - 04:34 AM
I hate to break it to you, chubby, but just because someone isn't filthy rich, doesn't mean he's filthy poor. In fact, I'm quite sure that between my purchasing job and my DJing, I earn more than some wire-pulling electrician who'd score about a nine on the wonderlik test.
#114
Posted 05 April 2012 - 04:38 AM
Wow. With the intelligence and depth shown in that response, I may have underestimated you. Perhaps you'd struggle your way up to a ten.
#115
Posted 05 April 2012 - 09:50 PM
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bench: Palmer, Cutler, Ridley, Colston, Grant, Gerhart, Pitta, Walsh
Auction 8 Team PPR League - 1st
Luck, Foles, DMC, Moreno, Ballard, Cruz, Marshall, Julio, Demaryius, Olsen, Rudolph, Gostkowski, Tucker, Von Miller, Colts, Dolphins
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#116
Posted 05 April 2012 - 09:57 PM
Love the liberals telling the republicans to vote for Obama in order to get the Republican party shaped up...actually, I think your dumb, really dumb for saying that and for most of your liberal beliefs too. :boxing:
Whose dumb? My dumb?
I love when people who don't know the proper usage of "your" and "you're" call other people dumb. Holy focking Republitard, Batman.
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#117
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:12 PM
This one will top it.
#118
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:14 PM
What's the record for most posts in a thread here? My guess post - latin pimp is the seahawks thread.
This one will top it.
If only Obummer was a Latin Seahawks fan. It would be a lock.
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#119
Posted 05 April 2012 - 11:04 PM
Whose dumb? My dumb?
I love when people who don't know the proper usage of "your" and "you're" call other people dumb. Holy focking Republitard, Batman.
I don't know, I didn't really bother looking at whose post(s) I read. I know the difference between your and you're. Did you know the brain transposes the word your or you're easily. A person has to actually be thinking about it when they type to get it right, or just get it right or wrong by accident. It's true. It's not really important if I use your or you're on a message board. It certainly doesn't make one dumb.
Foles, AP, Murray, Cobb, S Johnson, Nicks, A Brown, Olsen, Hartley, Bears
bench: Palmer, Cutler, Ridley, Colston, Grant, Gerhart, Pitta, Walsh
Auction 8 Team PPR League - 1st
Luck, Foles, DMC, Moreno, Ballard, Cruz, Marshall, Julio, Demaryius, Olsen, Rudolph, Gostkowski, Tucker, Von Miller, Colts, Dolphins
bench: Locker, D Williams, T Rich, M Owens, Danario, Jordy, G Jennings, H-Bey, Gresham
#120
Posted 06 April 2012 - 06:46 AM
I don't know, I didn't really bother looking at whose post(s) I read. I know the difference between your and you're. Did you know the brain transposes the word your or you're easily. A person has to actually be thinking about it when they type to get it right, or just get it right or wrong by accident. It's true. It's not really important if I use your or you're on a message board. It certainly doesn't make one dumb.
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