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25 Nov 12
25 Nov 12
Originally posted by sasquatch672If that is true then it is even more unbelievable that Obama got 100 percent in some precincts.
Maureen Dowd is hot. And witty. Long legs, great figure, a smoky voice and an easy pace that I find irresistable.
Here's her latest: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/25/opinion/sunday/dowd-but-can-they-eat-50-eggs.html?hp
25 Nov 12
Originally posted by vivifyI had my problems with Romney. I wanted him to be the guy that was the Republican governor of a Democratic state. He had to say the words that people who supported Jeff Alin wanted to hear. I say kick them out, kick the nut jobs on your side out, and let the reasonable, rational center govern for the good of the country.
It's true, I don't really like Obama. I just liked Romney much less. But I'm sure it's the same with Republicans and Bush, when he ran against Kerry.
25 Nov 12
Originally posted by sasquatch672Mo doesn't like Obama, for the same reasons that most of the extremists on the left don't, which is that he was elected President, not emperor, dictator or Fuehrer.
I had my problems with Romney. I wanted him to be the guy that was the Republican governor of a Democratic state. He had to say the words that people who supported Jeff Alin wanted to hear. I say kick them out, kick the nut jobs on your side out, and let the reasonable, rational center govern for the good of the country.
His single real accomplishment ACA, was with total domination of both Houses of Congress, and still required the dark of night, and payoffs to make it happen.
More left wing pogroms have been passed under Republican Presidents, because they could unite the centrist factions of both parties. I submit that had McCain won, we might have seen a "public option" instead of ACA.
25 Nov 12
Originally posted by normbenignTrue on every point.
Mo doesn't like Obama, for the same reasons that most of the extremists on the left don't, which is that he was elected President, not emperor, dictator or Fuehrer.
His single real accomplishment ACA, was with total domination of both Houses of Congress, and still required the dark of night, and payoffs to make it happen.
More left wing pogroms hav ...[text shortened]... parties. I submit that had McCain won, we might have seen a "public option" instead of ACA.