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I'm a staunch Democrat, but I probably won't vote for Obama in 2012. I voted for him expecting him to end the Bush tax cuts, shut down Gitmo, repeal the Patriot Act (or push for its repeal) and accelerate the withdrawl from SW Asia. Since he has done of these things, I'm having a hard time seeing why he deserves a second term.
If Ron Paul gets the GOP nomination, which of course he won't, I will vote for him. If Obama suddenly changes course drastically and does at least some of what he was elected to do ... ending the Bush tax cuts is a biggie ... I may vote for him.
I'm a staunch Democrat, but I probably won't vote for Obama in 2012. I voted for him expecting him to end the Bush tax cuts, shut down Gitmo, repeal the Patriot Act (or push for its repeal) and accelerate the withdrawl from SW Asia. Since he has done of these things, I'm having a hard time seeing why he deserves a second term.
If Ron Paul gets the GOP nomination, which of course he won't, I will vote for him. If Obama suddenly changes course drastically and does at least some of what he was elected to do ... ending the Bush tax cuts is a biggie ... I may vote for him.
I agree with you there. Three months ago, I thought Obama was doing a fairly good job but I've been really disappointed in his actions, or lack of, during the debt ceiling debate and his handling of the GOP in Congress.
I think he blew the first two years by focusing on healthcare reform instead of jobs.
I'm a staunch Democrat, but I probably won't vote for Obama in 2012.
If Ron Paul gets the GOP nomination, which of course he won't, I will vote for him. If Obama suddenly changes course drastically and does at least some of what he was elected to do ... ending the Bush tax cuts is a biggie ... I may vote for him.
Register in your state as a Republican and vote for Paul
in your state's primary. A step to Paul getting the
GOP nomination
There is only one candidate running for President that
can almost immediately fulfill one of his promises
after winning the election. Why - he'll be commander in chief
I'll vote for whoever will protect this planet's ecosystems, and whoever will stop trying to criminalize scientists whose work shows results that don't fit the oil industy agenda.
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