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HoldEm00

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 8:00 PM ET #101

i hear ya pokin

but if you willingly vote for the America hater Obama , then you really are the worst kind of people in our country

CAN YOU PROMISE ME THAT OBAMA WILL GO ON A WORLD WIDE APOLOGY TOUR AGAIN IF HE WINS, TO TALK ABOUT HOW BAD AMERICANS ARE?

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 8:06 PM ET #102

Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:

besides, what do the muslims ever do that's fucked up?

I will never think of the phrase "Wanted Dead or Alive" in the same way for the foreseeable future.

Truth be known, the sex probably won't be much different. In fact the wife's passing probably won't be fully realized until the dirty dishes start piling up.

PokinSmot

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 8:31 PM ET #103

Quote Originally Posted by HoldEm00:

i hear ya pokin

but if you willingly vote for the America hater Obama , then you really are the worst kind of people in our country

CAN YOU PROMISE ME THAT OBAMA WILL GO ON A WORLD WIDE APOLOGY TOUR AGAIN IF HE WINS, TO TALK ABOUT HOW BAD AMERICANS ARE?

I try to save myself from getting all worked up over something that's out of my control

got to meditate.......woooosssah

newkid

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 8:57 PM ET #104

I will absolutely vote for Barack Obama again.

Ktrain

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 9:22 PM ET #105

Quote Originally Posted by HoldEm00:

i hear ya pokin

but if you willingly vote for the America hater Obama , then you really are the worst kind of people in our country

CAN YOU PROMISE ME THAT OBAMA WILL GO ON A WORLD WIDE APOLOGY TOUR AGAIN IF HE WINS, TO TALK ABOUT HOW BAD AMERICANS ARE?

I know it's hard to believe Obama after so many unfulfilled promises(or extremely delayed fulfilled promises) but if he were to guarantee not to invade Iran I would probably vote for him over Romney.

However I am still going to write in Ron Paul's name either way.

I just get how people can even differentiate between Romney, Obama, Gingrich, or Santorum.

All of these guys have skeletons and all of them come across as shady as hell. I don't trust any of them. I really believe Obama has a leg up in this election because of all the damage George Bush did to the Republican Party. Honestly, in a vacuum, this election shouldn't even be that close. Obama hasn't done much of anything to warrant a re-election. But I think most people still equate the Republican Party with George Bush running this country again.

I personally don't want Romney in the White House because I think that is an automatic invasion of Iran. However, I could also see Obama invading Iran because I think they are taking orders from the same people and a war would help those companies bottom lines for the next decade. Out of Iraq and Afghanistan and into Iran.

It sucks and that is why I support Ron Paul. He openly says his ideas and policies instead of making vague claims about foreign policy like Romney and Obama do.

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 10:12 PM ET #106

Quote Originally Posted by FrozenTundra:

I would vote Obama again. Something people don't realize is shit was broken before he was elected. Where the US is today isn't b/c of Obama, it's b/c of the stupid President's before him.

Dude, what a lame response. Blaming someone on things that happened four years ago!? Really!? So you think when a new coach takes over an NBA team he can blame the old coach from 4 years ago that he has a losing record? Exactly.

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 10:16 PM ET #107

Quote Originally Posted by gfinger:

Dude, what a lame response. Blaming someone on things that happened four years ago!? Really!? So you think when a new coach takes over an NBA team he can blame the old coach from 4 years ago that he has a losing record? Exactly.

I would say that if the old coach was responsible for saddling the organization with shitty player contracts that the new coach couldn't get out from underneath 4 years later, then it would be a valid complaint.

DUNKMAN

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 10:36 PM ET #108

given.......there is no choice the alternatives then....AND NOW......

DUNKMAN

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 10:39 PM ET #109

meant****given the alternatives-then AND now-theres no choice.Then...McCain--------now...Romney..........please

HoldEm00

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 10:40 PM ET #110

cheers guys

I am voting RonPaul too, cant understand why someone wouldnt

You can call me crazy but I truly think Obama wants America to fail. Ive never seen someone in that much power blatently hurt America with his policies and discretions.

HoldEm00

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Posted: Apr. 26, 2012 - 10:44 PM ET #111

Quote Originally Posted by DUNKMAN:

meant****given the alternatives-then AND now-theres no choice.Then...McCain--------now...Romney..........please

^ THIS!

I mean really?.... GOP..... really?

The liberal left over here brings in Barrack Hussein Obama

and all the warmongering moneygrubbing Republicans over here can produce is Lurch Ass Mccain and now they run double talking Mitt Romney

ATTENTION GOP!!!!!!

Your electorate is the man who lost to the man who lost to Obama in 08

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Posted: Apr. 30, 2012 - 10:23 PM ET #112

Quote Originally Posted by HoldEm00:

cheers guys

I am voting RonPaul too, cant understand why someone wouldnt

You can call me crazy but I truly think Obama wants America to fail. Ive never seen someone in that much power blatently hurt America with his policies and discretions.

I can't understand either. The guy is our only hope. But "they" won't let him win

jay10

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Posted: Apr. 30, 2012 - 11:16 PM ET #113

[Quote: Originally Posted by HoldEm00]

cheers guys

I am voting RonPaul too, cant understand why someone wouldnt

You can call me crazy but I truly think Obama wants America to fail. Ive never seen someone in that much power blatently hurt America with his policies and discretions.

[/Quote],,.....

CanadaCup

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Posted: May. 1, 2012 - 12:27 PM ET #114

Quote Originally Posted by newkid:

I will absolutely vote for Barack Obama again.

Well newkid Obama will be happy to hear that a flea market vendor from Afghanistan is supporting him.

666LES

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Posted: May. 1, 2012 - 4:11 PM ET #115

Don't Renege

buxwin

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Posted: May. 1, 2012 - 4:58 PM ET #116

Obama Promises:

1)Keep unemployment under 8%.

2)Close Gitmo

3)my favorite: cut the deficit in half in his first term.

Obama has failed miserablly on all his important promises. He is an epic failure and will not get my vote. Wont get fooled again.

The only improvement in the last 3.5 years is Obama's golf handicapp and the quality of his family vacation on the taxpayers dime!

sowhat83

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Posted: May. 1, 2012 - 11:27 PM ET #117

I voted for him, but I wouldn't even consider it this time. He broke every promise, and as far as I am concerned, made a fool of everyone that voted for him....never again.

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Posted: May. 1, 2012 - 11:45 PM ET #118

Quote Originally Posted by buxwin:

The only improvement in the last 3.5 years is Obama's golf handicapp and the quality of his family vacation on the taxpayers dime!

Not true, Obama has brought the American family back together again. College grads can't find work and are moving back in with mom and dad. And some of the retired moms and dads are finding that they can't make it in Obama's economy and are moving back in with "the kids".

More good news. For the first time in decades, there are more aliens heading back over the U.S.'s southern border than there are coming into the U.S. . It seems that the Mexican economy is actually better than the current U.S. economy.

trying2makeabuk

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Posted: May. 1, 2012 - 11:49 PM ET #119

if all you guys transferred all that energy you use to bitch into campaigning and promoting then we could probably get ron paul elected. dont ever underestimate the power of the internet.

KktdocT

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Posted: May. 5, 2012 - 2:21 PM ET #120

i probably won't vote this year.

I_Need_A_Detox

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Posted: May. 5, 2012 - 3:10 PM ET #121

If the Bush-era tax cuts are renewed next year, that policy will by 2019 be the single largest contributor to the nation's public debt...

These tax breaks, combined with the cost of fighting wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, will account for nearly half the public debt...

George W. Bush. President Obama's predecessor inherited a balanced budget, with no deficit, when he took office in 2001. For each of the next eight years, the Bush administration ran up a deficit, adding about $3.5 trillion to the national debt over two terms. Bush also left two thorny problems for the next president to solve. The tax cuts he enacted in 2001 and 2003 were never offset with spending cuts or other revenue gains, which meant they'd add to the debt indefinitely unless repealed. And while those tax cuts were scheduled to expire at the end of 2010, it was clear all along that any president who allowed that to happen would effectively be raising taxes on most Americans, an act sure to be punished at the voting booth. Bush also passed the costly Medicare prescription drug benefit, without coming up with funds or spending cuts to cover the cost of that either, adding more than $100 billion per year to the debt.

I_Need_A_Detox

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Posted: May. 5, 2012 - 3:13 PM ET #122

60 percent: Increase in the Dow Jones Industrial average during the first three years of President Barack Obama's term...

-24 percent: Decline in the Dow during President George W. Bush's second term from 2005 to 2009, dropping 2,522 points to 7,949.

55 percent: Increase in the Dow during President Bill Clinton's second term from 1997 to 2001, increasing 3,744 points to 10,588.

111 percent: Increase in the Dow during President Clinton's first term from 1993 to 1997, increasing 3,602 points to 6,844.

I_Need_A_Detox

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Posted: May. 5, 2012 - 3:35 PM ET #123

Quote Originally Posted by HoldEm00:

You can call me crazy but I truly think Obama wants America to fail. Ive never seen someone in that much power blatently hurt America with his policies and discretions.

I'm not saying Obama is perfect but comments like this are a joke.

I_Need_A_Detox

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Posted: May. 5, 2012 - 3:36 PM ET #124

Quote Originally Posted by -29-:

This is a funny comment too ........

spicedup

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Posted: May. 5, 2012 - 10:13 PM ET #125

That shows how uneducated some americans are. Bush as done so much shit, that no I MEAN NO presdient can fix it in 4 years and not even next 8 years. If you can see REALITY, You understand.

And please do not compare any american sport team with Bush Bullshit politics.

How stupid and NAIVE americans can be, that they really tought Obama can fix everything in a few months. POLITICS are huge and BUSH bullshit can;t be fixed in 10 years.

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