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Reply #105 – November 07, 2008, 11:37:16 AM

Me personally would of liked Huckabee but I think the right choice for America was McCann he was middle the road that’s the balance we needed there’s a reason him and Liberman got along well. People wanted change so john McCann should have been there choice but more than ½ Americas fell for the say anything socialistic lies from Obama. There is no way he could back what he said. The United States just elected a far left socialist. God bless us I hope he wakes up and smells the coffee quick and he changes.
With history repeating itself here a bit pres Clinton came to office w/ simpler issues and he shelved a lot of his ideas right away not making him very popular. And 2 years later a majority republican congress lasted his remaining 6 years w/balance nice and that how most remember him. That’s what I hope for Obama but only its 4 years.

Sorry but I haven’t been on in a while and heres my small political vent.

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Reply #106 – November 07, 2008, 12:10:18 PM

Another one that believes everything they hear from their lying candidate and can't even spell their own candidate's name.

Unbelievable and sad for our nation's future :(

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Reply #107 – November 07, 2008, 12:16:46 PM

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Another one that believes everything they hear from their lying candidate and can't even spell their own candidate's name.

Unbelievable and sad for our nation's future

akay, grammar asside, cause im probably the worst offender, one could be said for obama supporters. again, large numbers of them had 2 reasons to vote for him. one was his meaningless catch phrase and the other...

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I think the right choice for America was McCann he was middle the road that’s the balance we needed there’s a reason him and Liberman got along well.

i think the only republican view mccain had was that he was "pro gun". other than that the democrats can have him. thats why he got along with him. he was aligned with them in most of his political views.the republicans went un represented in this race. honestly, its probably better he lost. who ever got elected will be scrutinized by the people. if things dont turn around somewhat rapidly, hes on the hook. although its purely democratic to have no accountability for anthing. anyway, if its going to fail the next few years regardless, id rather it be on there watch. i know bush sucked, but its not because he was a republican. its because he was a clown.

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more than ½ Americas fell for the say anything socialistic lies from Obama

That reminds me. the popular vote was a mear 52%. i love how everyone is convinced that it was a landslide election. the electoral voes were a landslide, but cosider that those votes are generally influanced by many things that likely dont have to do with who should actually be president. were talking politicians here.

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Reply #108 – November 07, 2008, 12:23:36 PM

Quote from: shame302;242054

its purely democratic to have no accountability for anthing...

OK, that's the purest form of ignorance I've even seen in my life.

Name ONE FAILURE (oh, and there were many of them) that the REPUBLICAN whining s took responsibility for in the past 8 years!!!

CLASSIC FAIL!!

It's why your whiners are out of office now - you COULDN'T TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANYTHING!!

Take your head out of your ass!!!

Nevermind, you get your news from right-wing hate radio - no wonder you don't have any idea why your party was unceremoniously kicked out on their useless asses.

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Reply #109 – November 07, 2008, 12:56:21 PM

Im unaffiliated but thanks, id have voted for obama if he made sense to me.

and who do you listen to chris mathews?

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Reply #110 – November 07, 2008, 01:02:24 PM

I think for myself.

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Reply #111 – November 07, 2008, 01:28:33 PM

Quote from: shame302;242054

That reminds me. the popular vote was a mear 52%. i love how everyone is convinced that it was a landslide election. the electoral voes were a landslide, but cosider that those votes are generally influanced by many things that likely dont have to do with who should actually be president. were talking politicians here.

The presidential election is actually 50 elections, one in each state.

In 48 states the winner of the state wide popular vote gets all the states electoral votes. A states electoral votes equals its number of members in the congress.
Maine and Nebraska have a district system of selecting electors. Two electors are selected by the state wide popular vote and the rest by the winners in the individual congressional districts.

Maine has four electors, so two are selected by congressional district. Nebraska has five electors, three selected by congressional district.

In some states the electors names are listed on the ballot and in some states they are not.

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Reply #112 – November 07, 2008, 02:01:31 PM

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I think for myself.

So do i but touche none the less.

i just happen to look at several different resorces. unless you personally know the candidates, you have to take info from wherever you can. nobody reports political news anymore. most of the papers out there use the whole thing as an edetorial and everybody is biast dont ya think?. hate radio? please. its all relative....

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Reply #113 – November 07, 2008, 02:03:33 PM

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The presidential election is actually 50 elections, one in each state.

In 48 states the winner of the state wide popular vote gets all the states electoral votes. QUOTE]

thank you for re-inforcing my statement there...

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Reply #114 – November 07, 2008, 02:03:52 PM

if ANYONE thinks there a bit of difference between Republocons and Demicrooks then you you should put down your crackpipe, turn off your TV and quit drinking the MSM kool-aid. Just google amero

check this out. http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=15497

you believe in the patriot act huh, well lok what Onstar can do
http://news.cnet.com/2100-1029_3-5109435.html

Amerika the enslaved.:mad:

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Reply #115 – November 07, 2008, 02:26:19 PM

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you believe in the patriot act huh, well look what Onstar can do

Yet another reason not to own a GM :p

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Reply #116 – November 07, 2008, 04:06:53 PM

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you believe in the patriot act huh

where did that come from?

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Reply #117 – November 07, 2008, 05:05:36 PM

Quote from: V8Demon;242071

Yet another reason not to own a GM :p

ha!

As if this was not enough

http://money.cnn.com/2008/11/07/news/companies/gm/index.htm?postversion=2008110711

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Reply #118 – November 07, 2008, 05:40:35 PM

Buying some shares would be a gamble....even at those prices...

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Reply #119 – November 07, 2008, 09:51:04 PM

Quote from: Cougar5.0;242056

OK, that's the purest form of ignorance I've even seen in my life.

Name ONE FAILURE (oh, and there were many of them) that the REPUBLICAN whining s took responsibility for in the past 8 years!!!

CLASSIC FAIL!!

It's why your whiners are out of office now - you COULDN'T TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANYTHING!!

Take your head out of your ass!!!

Nevermind, you get your news from right-wing hate radio - no wonder you don't have any idea why your party was unceremoniously kicked out on their useless asses.

have'nt you noticed your the only one tarnishing this thread. Your getting all worked up because you cant groom everyone into your corner. Stop pushing your USSA, and chill out a little bit. Your the only one cussing people out ,,, feel stupid now?, you should.

although you are not stupid, just pro USSA:D :flip: