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i am actually interested in what some of this group of GOPs, has to say. Carly, Donald, Carson, Kasich, Jeb! I believe all of these candidates will ensure gridlock and shutting down of the government, over social issues, will be a thing of the past. That can ONLY be good. Social issues need to be examined and debated as the serious issues they are, across the aisle. Budgets decided in a neutral non biased way. These social issues are not a part of Wall Street issues, or war issues, or military issues or infrastructure, or veterans affairs, climate, etc. Etc.
Also these are the people, that are the most human of the bunch as well. The rest of them are crazy, incompetent, ignorant, too religious, or just mean bordering evil.
Or he might like most everyone else, understand that income taxes are not the only way the government brings in money and that we are coming nowhere close to bringing in what we are spending now.
Since that is the case, where are the cuts under Obama?
Let's cut the privelge of Wall Street, or raise taxes on the dividend class.
Either you have an issue with this statement or you don't.
Dr. Carson: "Our military needs to know that they’re not going be prosecuted when they come back, because somebody has said, ‘You did something that was politically incorrect..."
I really hope someone asks him whether or not he believes that the Geneva Convention is "politically incorrect."
I don't have an issue with that, you do though.
why would anybody tell a combat veteran "You did something that was politically incorrect."
That's what I said and it doesn't answer my question. What difference does it make what candidate those not going to vote pick?
This far out from the primaries in 2016, how many registered Republican can state they would definitely vote? 63% of this sample said it's too early to decide whom to vote for. Some (better) polls only take respondents who have actually voted in the primaries in the recent pasts ("likely primary voter"), but these pollsters did not apparently.
This far out from the primaries in 2016, how many registered Republican can state they would definitely vote? 63% of this sample said it's too early to decide whom to vote for. Some (better) polls only take respondents who have actually voted in the primaries in the recent pasts ("likely primary voter"), but these pollsters did not apparently.
Mick
Those who are registered (D) are not going to vote for any of them under any circumstances except in a few very rare cases.
In most places you can not vote in the (R) primaries unless you are registered (R).
No matter who is President we are not going to come close to balancing the budget. I would have to ask, how many countries do you think have a truely balanced budget. Maybe a 10% flat tax isn't enough, but my guess, a flat tax is the answer. I am not in favor of cutting social security or medi care: these are programs we have all paid into. I certainly do not look to seeing any military cuts, but I can think of a heck of a lot of social programs that could go bye bye.
You realize that a 10% tax would be a tax increase for over 50% of the taxpayers, right? There would be no deductions or anything like that. Just a straight tax on whatever income you have.
Yes. I believe that. I think using atomic bombs on Japan is justified, however horrifying it might sound.
However, time has changed, we as humans are more and more civilized. That is why there should always be rules of engagement. But fighting a political correct war is rather foolish. I think this is Dr. Ben Carson's main position.
Agreed. The A bomb probably saved a LOT of lives on BOTH sides between the US not having to fight street for street in Japan AND the defenders realizing being killed would NOT help out the Japanese survivors.
Carson: this has been a batcrap crazy election and, it might get rowdier before the Dems and Repubs have their final candidates for 2016.
Those who are registered (D) are not going to vote for any of them under any circumstances except in a few very rare cases.
In most places you can not vote in the (R) primaries unless you are registered (R).
See, you did not read my earlier post or did not follow it. As I stated, registered Democrats and Independents are not part of the respondent pool of 376, so their views are NOT reflected in the poll. Otherwise, the poll would be absolutely meaningless.
Mick
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