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DrafterX
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12 years ago

#21

😟

Lou Sanis
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12 years ago

#22

Ben Gaysey is no whitewater or bj.

tailgater
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12 years ago

#23

As much as she wants it...she won't be able to overcome the mess she oversaw in Benghazi.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

This is true for the primary race.
But if she won the primary it would cease to matter at all.

bloody spaniard
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12 years ago

#24

Perhaps, for the good of the country, he could offer to shove his arm up his ass and work his mouth like a puppet.
\:d/

snowwolf777 wrote:

Good to see him get "brave" with (IMO) a silly critique of the President AFTER the brotha has been re-elected.=d>

HockeyDad
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12 years ago

#25

Hillary Clinton will be the next President of the United States.

Plan for it now. Get ahead and avoid the last-minute rush.

bloody spaniard
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12 years ago

#26

Hillary Clinton will be the next President of the United States.
Plan for it now. Get ahead and avoid the last-minute rush.

HockeyDad wrote:

What do you think I've been saying for years??
No doubt about it in my mind unless the Ted Cruz plane takes off.

HockeyDad
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12 years ago

#27

Ted Cruz just bet his future on Obamacare crashing.

bloody spaniard
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12 years ago

#28

Obamacare won't crash & neither will Cruz's political future. However, Hillary has too big a, er, uhm, voter base to lose the election IMHO.
The shell-shocked repubs just aren't voting in as large numbers anymore. Do you realize that Romney got 9 million fewer votes than McLame?

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HockeyDad
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12 years ago

#29

A lot of people make a lot of money off the process of elections. Otherwise running Romney and "Maverick" should have just been scored as a forfeit.

DrMaddVibe
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12 years ago

#30

Do you realize that Romney got 9 million fewer votes than McLame?

bloody spaniard wrote:

That's PALIN POWER.

Nobody really wanted Mittens to begin with. The election was bought and paid for with Obamabucks, Obamaphones and US citizenship promises!

bloody spaniard
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12 years ago

#31

That's PALIN POWER.
Nobody really wanted Mittens to begin with...

DrMaddVibe wrote:

good point on both counts

A lot of people make a lot of money off the process of elections. Otherwise running Romney and "Maverick" should have just been scored as a forfeit.

HockeyDad wrote:

You know for a Republican "maverick" he always seems to polish Democrat knob.
Why pretend? Become a Democrat & let everyone know you want open borders and hate the 2nd amendment.The fake.

JadeRose
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12 years ago

#32

Hillary Clinton will be the next President of the United States.

Plan for it now. Get ahead and avoid the last-minute rush.

HockeyDad wrote:

Yep.......

rfenst
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12 years ago

#33

Yep.......

JadeRose wrote:

+1 I am looking forward to it!

bloody spaniard
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12 years ago

#34

+1 I am looking forward to it!

rfenst wrote:

Why? 😕
You figured that since we've just about hit bottom you would like to see what a person with female genitalia has to offer? I bite.
What gives you "hope for change" that someone with her marginal (at best) track record will help?

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ZRX1200
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12 years ago

#35

He likes the mushy center.

Hill-Dog/Jeb Bushy would be his wet dream ticket.

calavera
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12 years ago

#36

bloody spaniard wrote:

One of those votes that he did not get was mine. I voted for McCain not because I thought that he was worth a spit, but rather because he was not Obama.

Then I realized that was a huge part of the problem. If people voted for someone who actually shared their views and had something to offer, maybe we wouldn't be here.

In the next election, I voted straight Libertarian. None of the candidates won, but my conscience is clear. Any F'ups that are occurring are not being caused by the guy I voted for.

J

rfenst
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12 years ago

#37

He likes the mushy center.

Hill-Dog/Jeb Bushy would be his wet dream ticket.

ZRX1200 wrote:

No. I think she is better than anyone the Rs will dig up up right now. Jeb, if his last name wasn't Bush, would beat her. So would Christie, for that matter. But, they aren't "true Republicans" are they.

If you think Jeb is in the middle on social and fiscal issues, you know him not. I disliked him as our governor, but know he would make an excellant President. He'd cut through all the budget and fiscal crap- and that would be best for all of us.

Who do you think the Rs should run?

rfenst
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12 years ago

#38

He likes the mushy center.

Hill-Dog/Jeb Bushy would be his wet dream ticket.

ZRX1200 wrote:

Abrignac
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12 years ago

#39

Double Post Outrage.

Abrignac
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12 years ago

#40

I really don't think it matters who is elected. Unless one party has their person in the WH, has a majority in the House and has a super majority in the Senate we are in for more name calling and finger pointing.

In such a scenerio, if the Dems carry all three get ready for huge tax increases. If the Repubs have it look for huge tax cuts and correspondingly huge additions to the national debt.

Regardless expect interest rates to stay low as 28 or so cents of every dollar pays interest on the national debt. If interest rates rise, expect massive tax increases or severe across the board cuts.

No matter who wins we are headed down a dark path.

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