2012 Presidential Election Part 4

[Old Pio]

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Wow. Can't say I disagree with anything he said but I still don't agree with his conclusion.

Anybody know who Mammy Yokum's endorsed?

 

[Tiggsy]

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Much like Mittens got his clock cleaned this week, he'll do so again next week as he's clueless on foreign policy. Should be fun seeing him explain another 2T in unpaid for military spending while seeking to join a war in Syria.

Oh, that's why he's up in the latest polls? Good to know. And he's just as clueless as Obama, so it should be interesting to see how that one shakes out. Other than they just constantly accuse eachother of lying... which they probably both will be.

 

[brookyone]

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Oh, possibly because you think Romney's lack of service is some sort of BFD, but probably didn't think the same thing about Clinton's lying to Colonel Holmes at the U. of Arkansas. "Thank you for saving me from the draft."

Conservatives...always telling other people what they think and should think.

 

[Old Pio]

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Oh, that's why he's up in the latest polls? Good to know. And he's just as clueless as Obama, so it should be interesting to see how that one shakes out. Other than they just constantly accuse eachother of lying... which they probably both will be.

Every incumbent argues his challenger doesn't know anything aboug foreign policy. Speaking about Bill Clinton, Pat Buchanan said his foreign policy experience was based primarily on having breakfast occasionally at I-HOP. This Benghazi business and the clumsy coverup, will diminish the impact of His Truthlessness' bragging about what a foreign policy whiz he is.

 

[Old Pio]

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Conservatives...always telling other people what they think and should think.

Is that a denial? Or an obfuscation? My money's on the latter.

 

[Tiggsy]

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Every incumbent argues his challenger doesn't know anything aboug foreign policy. Speaking about Bill Clinton, Pat Buchanan said his foreign policy experience was based primarily on having breakfast occasionally at I-HOP. This Benghazi business and the clumsy coverup, will diminish the impact of His Truthlessness' bragging about what a foreign policy whiz he is.

Good point. Guess I need to check the transcript again.

 

[Old Pio]

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Good point. Guess I need to check the transcript again.

If you're talking about the Rose Garden statement. He mentioned "acts of terror" in the 10th paragraph, after a mention of 9/11. Could he have been referring to both as acts of terror? Possibly. Might have been more clear if he'd mentioned terror at the beginning.

However, in the 5th paragraph he found time to condemn those who talk rudely about religion (I don't think he was referring to Louis Farrakhan's career as America's foremost anti-Semite, do you?) and how talking rudely never excuses murder. Of course, there was never any indication the Benghazi attack was motivated, in whole or in part, by a video. Never.

 

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

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Saw a promoted post from some conservative PAC on my Facebook feed tonight. Total ripoff of the infamous "3AM phone call" ad that Shrillary used in 2008. Hilarious.

 

[Old Pio]

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His Losingness tells Jon S. Liebowitz that the murders of four diplomats were "not optimal." Earlier, he had described the massacre to "60 Minutes" as "bumps in the road." But he saved his really strong condemnation for an imaginary video, which nobody, anywhere has seen. Tuesday, he pumped himself up with righteous indignation, saying he was the one who had to greet the caskets at Dover AFB. While conveniently overlooking the fact that if he and his administration had been doing their jobs, it might not have been necessary.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/10/18/Obama-Benghazi-murders-not-optimal

 

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

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Scott Adams, the cartoonist behind Dilbert, endorses Romney, albeit reluctantly....

Awesome one-issue voting. Setting a great example for those who vote Republican only because they are pro-life, or only vote Democrat because they are "anti-war".

 

[Foxton]

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Awesome one-issue voting. Setting a great example for those who vote Republican only because they are pro-life, or only vote Democrat because they are "anti-war".

I think that reason for voting for Romney is up there with the tea baggers wanting government out of medicare.

 

[brookyone]

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Is that a denial? Or an obfuscation? My money's on the latter.

Explain the relevance of Bill Clinton per my vote on Nov. 6th? Or just throw another one of the many irrelevant bones you have for some previous non-conservatard in the political arena as clear evidence...of something.

 

[FlagDUDE08]

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Conservatives...always telling other people what they think and should think.

No different from the fascist left.

 

[huskyfan]

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Obama campaign pulling back from FL, NC and VA. putting more time and $$$s into NH, WI and IA. some internals showing a tie in PA.

maybe not quite game, but its getting close. especially if Romney continues gaining a point per day in Gallup.

 

[aygwm2]

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Scott Adams, the cartoonist behind Dilbert, endorses Romney, albeit reluctantly....

“Romney is likely to continue the same drug policies as the Obama administration,” he wrote. “But he’s enough of a chameleon and a pragmatist that one can’t be sure....
“So while I don’t agree with Romney’s positions on most topics....I think we need to set a minimum standard for presidential behavior, and jailing American citizens for political gain [something he thinks Romney will most likely do as well]...no matter how awesome [what he thinks of Obama on other matters?] you might be in other ways.”

This guy is hoodwinked by one issue and one circumstance and so decides to support someone he doesn't really support on any issues at all. W* T* F*

 

[Old Pio]

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Explain the relevance of Bill Clinton per my vote on Nov. 6th? Or just throw another one of the many irrelevant bones you have for some previous non-conservatard in the political arena as clear evidence...of something.

Either you're trolling or dain bramaged.

 

[brookyone]

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Either you're trolling or dain bramaged.

So his Cowardly Silverspoonfedness military service Artful Dodgerness hiding from military service is Clinton's fault? Clinton figured into that somehow...surely.

 

[Old Pio]

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So his Cowardly Silverspoonfedness military service Artful Dodgerness hiding from military service is Clinton's fault? Clinton figured into that somehow...surely.

Please refer to my previous post. "Don't call me Shirley."

 

[Slap Shot]

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Obama campaign pulling back from FL, NC and VA. putting more time and $$$s into NH, WI and IA. some internals showing a tie in PA.

maybe not quite game, but its getting close. especially if Romney continues gaining a point per day in Gallup.

You're trying too hard.

 

[Old Pio]

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The Gallup tracking poll, now +7 for Romney, has Bob Beckel (who managed Mondale's campaign in '84) deeply worried.

http://dailycaller.com/2012/10/18/bob-beckel-if-gallup-numbers-are-correct-its-over/