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10-29-2008, 08:16 PM
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Location: Washington, DC
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Originally Posted by Marines4Commonsense
"I like to remind those who call us traitors that we're the Republicans who have not left the party; that as millions of people leave the GOP each year, we're the ones who want to stay and help us rediscover our greatness.
The two-party system may go under a little shake-up after this election, but it's not going away, and the Republican party itself is probably not going away. Over the next week and over the next eight years, there's still much we can do to help our party regenerate itself, as we help the Obama presidency be everything it can for America."
~ J.M., RFO
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I think I'm going to be sick...
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11-01-2008, 12:00 PM
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Location: North Carolina
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Republicans who vote for Obama are NOT traitors
Well said Marine. Ohh Rah!
Semper Fi
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Originally Posted by Marines4Commonsense
"I like to remind those who call us traitors that we're the Republicans who have not left the party; that as millions of people leave the GOP each year, we're the ones who want to stay and help us rediscover our greatness.
The two-party system may go under a little shake-up after this election, but it's not going away, and the Republican party itself is probably not going away. Over the next week and over the next eight years, there's still much we can do to help our party regenerate itself, as we help the Obama presidency be everything it can for America."
~ J.M., RFO
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11-01-2008, 12:06 PM
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Location: Eastport, Maine
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Originally Posted by LordBalfor
Didn't McCain just help put in place the "bailout" - which set aside $700 BILLION to (in part) socialize banks?
Isn't McCain proposing buying up mortgages from folks over their heads then given them back to them at lower rates - and taxpayer expense (effectively "Socializing" their housing)?
Are you saying McCain is not a Republican?
Seems to me that your idea of "Socialism" is merely whatever is convenient to you at the time - the rest of the time your merely turn a blind eye.
That sure doesn't lend much credence to your arguments.
Ken
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very well said!! 
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11-01-2008, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by pedro2008
i think i'm going to be sick...
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Mission Accomplished!!!!!
Last edited by helenejen; 11-01-2008 at 12:16 PM..
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11-01-2008, 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted by ecvMatt
everybody who votes for Barack Hussein Obama is a traitor.
Bob Barr 08
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I served in this country's military.
I am voting for Obama, and I take great exception to you labeling me a traitor.
Are you a military vet?
Lastly, I think this is an awesome thread, Marines4Commonsense, thank you.
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11-01-2008, 12:12 PM
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Location: DC area
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Originally Posted by njchick
Sorry, any Republican that votes for Obama is by definition, not a Republican. They may not be a traitor (they just may have changed their viewpoint). But a Republican/conservative would not vote for a person who espouses socialist philosophy.. it just doesn't make sense.
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No, no, no, no. Stop the madness. McCain espouses that same socialist philosophy at this point. Just because you can put more points on Obama's board under the evil socialist column doesn't mean McCain doesn't have his own ticks.
I am sick and tired of this stupid, false logic for what makes a Republican. Fiscal conservatism, yeah lets talk about who people are voting for, have voted for and where that candidate falls in line with THAT core Republican value. Bah. 
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11-01-2008, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by njchick
Sorry, any Republican that votes for Obama is by definition, not a Republican. They may not be a traitor (they just may have changed their viewpoint). But a Republican/conservative would not vote for a person who espouses socialist philosophy.. it just doesn't make sense.
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You wouldn't know socialism, or conservatism for that matter, if it bit you on the nose.
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11-01-2008, 12:17 PM
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Location: Louisiana
1,684 posts, read 1,581,974 times
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Originally Posted by njchick
Sorry, any Republican that votes for Obama is by definition, not a Republican. They may not be a traitor (they just may have changed their viewpoint). But a Republican/conservative would not vote for a person who espouses socialist philosophy.. it just doesn't make sense.
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100% correct here.
For a conservative, voting for a socialist like Obama would be something like having a sexual affair with your father's wife or daughters.
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11-01-2008, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by SGrey
I am sick and tired of this stupid, false logic for what makes a Republican. Fiscal conservatism, yeah lets talk about who people are voting for, have voted for and where that candidate falls in line with THAT core Republican value. Bah. 
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Thing is, nothing will kill a thread faster than actually talking about the tenets of fiscal conservatism. You mention things like the spending side of the issue as opposed to the income side, you end up alone in an echo chamber because those espousing the 5 second sound byte handed down and obediently regurgitated suddenly run off to bash the Obama's next door neighbors second cousins uncles wife once attended a rally with Arafat threads... 
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11-01-2008, 12:19 PM
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11,129 posts, read 7,212,894 times
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and of course.... massage, rinse, repeat... oy
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