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this perplexing question has finally been answered
 
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HA!

Unfortunately, the Republican Party hasn't come up with a better message than Obama, not that Obama has a good message either.  Which makes the GOP look lamer.

 
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I have a feeling the righties on here look just like that man on the left and think he's a bright well educated good looking American who speaks the truth.
 
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Cmon guys a joke's a joke, but we don't have to stoop down and call Republicans assanine or anything that's demeaning.  I'm assuming they want a better America just like we do.

That's why we have elections.  And if Ron Paul is the nominee, I'm voting Republican.

 
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Unfortunately,I feel there's quite a bit of accuracy in those captions.

I'm sure we've all heard the axiom 'all politics are local.' WELL,for many people the locality begins with their personal 'feelings' which are steeped in a baggage of negative conclusions.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by promark12:

Cmon guys a joke's a joke, but we don't have to stoop down and call Republicans assanine or anything that's demeaning.  I'm assuming they want a better America just like we do.

That's why we have elections.  And if Ron Paul is the nominee, I'm voting Republican.

hey libby take your big words and hippie education else whears, if it wasn't for us republikans, you libby commies would be speakin german or japanese 
 
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do any of us really trust any politician?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lordspoint:

do any of us really trust any politician?

I don't ! (~_*)
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lordspoint:

do any of us really trust any politician?



there should be one of these for democrats too.  maybe someone can find it and post it.
 
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The politician I trust the most right now is Ron Paul but a politician that I trust a 100 percent? Nope
 
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As opposed to voting Dem because you have yours and F everyone else??


 
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Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:



there should be one of these for democrats too.  maybe someone can find it and post it.
I looked for about 20 minutes. I found cartoons but not anything close like the one you posted.

Looks like someone on this thread didn't like the striking resemblance
 
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if any of you do look like the dude on the left (and money and i suspect some of you do), come into the food and fitness forum.  i have a lot of posts in there, be easy does, but most importantly, read everything you find by sharpaction.  you will learn more in there than any other forum.
 
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And the reason people vote Democratic

"Obama Bucks"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5tqH7UrzOw

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by FrontRowCenter:

And the reason people vote Democratic

"Obama Bucks"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5tqH7UrzOw

 



start your own thread on that topic...
 
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The Truth
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Quote Originally Posted by MoneySRH:

The politician I trust the most right now is Ron Paul but a politician that I trust a 100 percent? Nope


Paul has stuck with the same principles...  I love his son's name because it speaks to his principles...  I may not agree 100% with all of his values and principles, but I respect that he has been consistent over decades with them so we know where he is coming from...

Even during the neo-con tyranny he stood strong on what he believed... better then the typical politician who has no personal principles and will lie and say anything
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:



The Truth


can't open it
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dl36:



Paul has stuck with the same principles...  I love his son's name because it speaks to his principles...  I may not agree 100% with all of his values and principles, but I respect that he has been consistent over decades with them so we know where he is coming from...

Even during the neo-con tyranny he stood strong on what he believed... better then the typical politician who has no personal principles and will lie and say anything

Ron Paul would want to get rid of the Alias police. Do you agree with that?

 
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Club, i've seen that image circling the interwebs

You statists sure do a good job of trying to win over those religious fat stupid idiotic uneducated clinging to their gun evil white working folk, by always insulting them, claiming to be smarter (knowing something they don't and unwilling to teach/share said info), and then offering them up Obama


 
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Quote Originally Posted by dl36:



Paul has stuck with the same principles...  I love his son's name because it speaks to his principles...  I may not agree 100% with all of his values and principles, but I respect that he has been consistent over decades with them so we know where he is coming from...

Even during the neo-con tyranny he stood strong on what he believed... better then the typical politician who has no personal principles and will lie and say anything
True, I think he is by far the most consistent politician alive. He says what he believes and not what people want to hear. I would estimate that I agree with almost everything Ron Paul says.

Ron Paul’s son Rand Paul is much more radically conservative than his father is. When I was doing research on Ron I came across his son and I was really disappointed. Rand has completely different views than his father.

I was thinking that if Ron Paul wasn’t elected that I would hope for his son to run for president someday but he seems to be a fake libertarian. My dream ticket would be Ron Paul for president and Ralph Nader for vice president.

Ron Paul is the last hope for America and he will drop out of the race next. I started looking through a list of current politicians and I couldn’t find a single future president.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by be easy:

Club, i've seen that image circling the interwebs

You statists sure do a good job of trying to win over those religious fat stupid idiotic uneducated clinging to their gun evil white working folk, by always insulting them, claiming to be smarter (knowing something they don't and unwilling to teach/share said info), and then offering them up Obama




 i knew you'd like it. 
 
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There's plenty of dirt to go around for both political parties.
 
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Is the author saying that is why he votes Republican.

Or, once again, is a liberal who votes Democrat telling us why other people vote Republican.

Once again, always question the source. On both sides

Let's pretend Rush Limbaugh put together a similar theory on Democrats. How do you think that would turn out?
 
 
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Damn, you're making a simple picture way too complex.

He is basically pointing out the stereotypical republican.

You can't say question both sides and religiously listen to romney, santorum, gingrich, malkin, ingraham, palin, bachmann, o'reilly, hannity, beck, and limbaugh.

As long as limbaugh doesn't use watermelons, blacks, the word negro, women, or any minorities like he is known to attack and use to make his crazy political points in the picture it would be fine.


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