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Geithner was equally as bad. Romney would have picked someone as bad but until people quit voting for the lesser of two evils we will continue to get bad choices.
There are always alternatives to the two parties to vote for. Personally I wish we would allow "none of the above" on the ballot.
but oftentimes these people are also clowns, or at the very least unproven in governance.
my argument here is that a Romney voter is just as obligated to "Hold Obama accountable" as an Obama voter, or someone who didn't vote at all. Whoever wins is the president for all of us.
I agree its apathy....and willful ignorance. No doubt the silence is all about protecting Barack Obama. And they wonder why conservatives refer to them as sheep? Is there a more perfect example in existence?
I always find myself agreeing with you. Some won't and some can't handle the truth, that is their problem.
It is definitely sheer ingorance, the way Obama is handled. As if he is some high and mighty King.
The silence is sickening, and expected by this time. Media and his sheep, would not have it any other way.
I actually don't expect much from his supporters, they are exactly as he is in his warp sense of ideals. And there excuses for the Preisdent are too sickening.
Unless the media suddenly wakes up, i see nothing chaning anytime soon.
Geithner was equally as bad. Romney would have picked someone as bad but until people quit voting for the lesser of two evils we will continue to get bad choices.
I don't understand why more of us can't see this!
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