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Ras is the only pollster using LV and Fox using RV, the others all use adults, so when they switch, his average will go down.
National polls are all well and good, but the state polls, in half a dozen states, is what will matter soon.
Again, 46% will not win an election, unless there is a third candidate pulling serious votes from one party, like what perot did.
Bubba didn't get to 50% in either election.
So far, Paul has won about a million votes, which won't be translating into anything significant in the general.
Negative! Most use gallups likely voter model or a close deviation of it. I'd also like you to put up some proof that polls even change their methodology before the election.
A lot of troops will defy orders if or when they ever receive some to detain average citizens, storm into homes or do anything that is against their defense of the constitution. In fact....the military has Legal Authority right this very minute to handcuff an unknown number of folks in our white house and in the legislative branch, too.
We are living in literally uncharted times, as a nation. Our military is NOT going to fulfill the whims and wishes of a tyrannical govt.
Anybody have any clues as to whether or not BO has covertly started his Civilian Security Force, yet?? Any shopping for brown shirts?
Yeah, a brown shirt came to my door the other day...
That's because the above is nonsense. The Paulinistas vote will not amount to that much.
No, your ignoring all the facts because they do not fit your wishes is nonesense. They amount to that much Now, another fact you seem to ignore. I understand you do not like the message and chose to ignore it, but when November gets here you will have no choice but to see reality, until then, enjoy.
A lot of troops will defy orders if or when they ever receive some to detain average citizens, storm into homes or do anything that is against their defense of the constitution. In fact....the military has Legal Authority right this very minute to handcuff an unknown number of folks in our white house and in the legislative branch, too.
We are living in literally uncharted times, as a nation. Our military is NOT going to fulfill the whims and wishes of a tyrannical govt.
Anybody have any clues as to whether or not BO has covertly started his Civilian Security Force, yet?? Any shopping for brown shirts?
I'm sure the Marines will want to be known as the Service that won't fight
Well apparently the 'tard just keeps posting more and more. Whatever, all this idiot is going to accomplish is highly restricted or the complete elimination of social networking privileges for active duty military. They're not going to tolerate this crap getting to the point where it is disruptive, and they shouldn't.
That's the problem with these tea sh*t-heads...they're too stupid to understand that they're not promoting freedom, they're promoting anarchy...which will ultimately result in less freedom for everyone. I really do wish the military would court martial this guy and sentence him to hard time in Leavenworth to make an example of him. And I hope they do the same with anyone else who entertains similar ideas.
I have no problem whatsoever with military personnel not liking Obama. I have no problem with military personnel having negative opinions about his policies, and within reason, I would say that they've earned the right to voice their purely political opinions about him (and anyone else) as much as anybody. I supported soldiers who criticized Bush's political policies during the Iraq war, so it's only fair that critics of Obama be given the same rights -- within reason. But remember, they're in the military to serve the military, and to serve all U.S. taxpayers, not just the ones who support the tea party and their wacky interpretation of the constitution. Hinting at the possibility of disrupting the chain of command and disrupting the effective function of the U.S. armed forces based on one's own individual perceptions of politics and political policy? Absolutely, positively not.
Like I say, when soldiers wake up one day and get the news that their Facebook pages are either to be taken down or their passwords are to be handed over to their superiors...they can blame this guy. I don't want my tax dollars being used to support anyone like him serving in the military.
Well in all fairness to Sgt. Stein, it appears a little more context has been added that wasn't present before. He didn't say he would disobey all orders (which is what I had seen more or less printed before now), he said he would disobey orders he deems to be unconstitutional including the arrest and detention of U.S. citizens, so it appears he *did* specify or attempt to specify what he was saying. Whether it's specific enough is something probably only his FB page followers and the military would know for sure. Regardless, I still think that posting on FB publicly, hinting at support from others, and then appearing at political rallies is asking for trouble. But again, the military needs to make that call without taking public opinion, pro or con, into consideration.
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