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Originally Posted by Three Wolves In Snow
Ron Paul or write him in. If I'm not allowed to write him in, I'll sit it out.
Its not a personal thing against Obama, its his policies, get it!
Having said that I would vote for a trained monkey before I would Obama in 2012. At least I would know the monkey would love America and it could flip a coin and do just as good a job. Did I say "job"? Where are those jobs for the middle class at. Shovel ready my arse! Obama has to go. 4 more years may just kill America as we know it and that's not politics talking its facts.
Obama, easily. He brought us out of the Great Bush Depression, got us out of Iraq, unemployment is steadily going down, repealed Don't Ask Don't Tell, is cutting my taxes, and killed Bin Laden. It's amazing he's accomplished so much, especially with an obstructionist GOP teabagger congress which wants to raise taxes on middle class America while destroying the economic recovery.
In fact, the only major issue I have against Obama is his dreaded "ObamaCare" (I'm a moderate Democrat, and don't like socialized medicine), but since amazingly the GOP is about to nominate Mitt "Flip Flop" Romney, who was the architect of ObamaCare and once said it should be "the model for the nation", I have no choice but to vote for Obama against a totally unacceptable, pathological liar and flip-flopping scumbag like Romney. Also, Obama is more conservative than Mitt "I am a Progressive" Romney.
This registered voter in Virginia is voting Obama/Biden in 2012!
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