GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby thatmfguy » Mon Aug 06, 2012 10:36 am

http://www.examiner.com/article/paul-not-given-role-at-republican-convention

Because why bother accommodating libertarians and younger voters? f*** em...everyone knows the election depends just on conservative republicans and THEIR votes, not independents. Good job, GOP. You have nobody to blame but yourselves for 4 more disastrous years of Obama.
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby KALKAM » Mon Aug 06, 2012 11:53 am

I understand your feelings about it...
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby thatmfguy » Mon Aug 06, 2012 12:43 pm

KALKAM wrote:I understand your feelings about it...

I jumped the gun, the article did not say he was or was not speaking.
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby KALKAM » Mon Aug 06, 2012 2:03 pm

Indulge me please...what would be your reaction if Ron Paul was named his VP?
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby GrouchoMarxist » Mon Aug 06, 2012 7:06 pm

Young people want jobs too
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby WTFO » Mon Aug 06, 2012 9:33 pm

I like Ron Paul on domestic issues (especially regarding the Fed). However, his stance on national defense (while properly rooted in the Constitution) is not realistic. In fact, I believe it is dangerous to US interests and our allies. Regardless of Paul's inclusion in the convention, I don't believe this gives the election to the President. In the end, most people will vote based on their wallets. With the unemployment numbers rising, debt mounting (and the taxes that will follow), and home values dropping, the POTUS is in a very bad place IMO.
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby thatmfguy » Tue Aug 07, 2012 2:28 am

WTFO wrote:I like Ron Paul on domestic issues (especially regarding the Fed). However, his stance on national defense (while properly rooted in the Constitution) is not realistic. In fact, I believe it is dangerous to US interests and our allies. Regardless of Paul's inclusion in the convention, I don't believe this gives the election to the President. In the end, most people will vote based on their wallets. With the unemployment numbers rising, debt mounting (and the taxes that will follow), and home values dropping, the POTUS is in a very bad place IMO.



A lot of people see Romney as just as bad as Obama. Also, the GOP's stance on issues like gay marriage, the war on drugs, etc, is completely outdated. Whether you agree with stuff like that or not, you can't legislate people into morality. You have to let people do in the private lives as they wish, agree with it or not. I know so many people ( should be read as idiots) who are supporting Obama solely because of his stance on social issues. I know, it's retarded, but it's true.

As far as Ron Paul I can accept him for some of his fault's on foreign policy. A President that actually obeys the Constitution will do things in accordance with the balance of powers, not just executive order. So if it was decided a foreign policy move was too extreme, he wouldn't do it.

As far as our foreign policy, it isn't even debatable that it needs reform. Anybody familiar with the history of the Roman empire can see where we are headed. I hate to use the commie bastards as an example, but China has a strong military, and it's not in 130 countries, it's at home. Yet they are strong enough to make people think twice before attacking them.
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby thatmfguy » Tue Aug 07, 2012 2:29 am

GrouchoMarxist wrote:Young people want jobs too



Who is going to provide them? I'm sorry but I just don't have faith in Romney. Too many people in the GOP believe "big govt is only bad when the OTHER guys do it"
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby KALKAM » Tue Aug 07, 2012 4:48 am

Congress is where I would want to start electing Ron Paul types...
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Re: GOP HANDS OBAMA THE ELECTION

Postby Bull » Tue Aug 07, 2012 10:44 am

thatmfguy wrote:
GrouchoMarxist wrote:Young people want jobs too



Who is going to provide them? I'm sorry but I just don't have faith in Romney. Too many people in the GOP believe "big govt is only bad when the OTHER guys do it"


Exactly. I think I'd prefer another 4 years of Obama to 4 years of Romney. At least with Obama I know my wife's job, salary, and healthcare plan is safe and secure. (She works for a major medical company that makes pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, nutritional supplements, etc. We're having a pretty good year! :mrgreen: )
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