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Choices... Plenty of conservatives are pretty disappointed in Romney, but biting the bullet and voting for him.
I'd rather vote for someone who was a slight disappointment, than someone who is vowing to take away my health insurance...
Well here is a thought. If both Obama and Romney disappoint you so much why vote for either of them. Do a little research and find someone you like and write them in. Just think if all the people who are disappointed with both candidates wrote someone else in. We might have a whole different outcome in the election. And the remaining scumbags who managed to keep there jobs just might wake up and realize the people are tired of there crap.
Most things in life are just plain common sense when you sit back for a moment and think about it. People need to quit listening to everyone else or just following along with the herd. Everyone needs to quit trying to be someone their not and just be themselves. It will make your life much easier and a whole lot more fun.
Unwillingness to compromise...
Financial Brinksmanship...
Not supporting cuts in the military...
Denying science and manipulating others in to doing so...
Not assisting in the progression of equal rights for gays and lesbians...
Encouragement of religion in the public arena...
I can go on...
Economically I've done great under Obama... although I think a President has little to do with economic and employment cycles...
I'm not sure that thinking Obama is horrifying because of some vague threat to a "way of life" is equivalent.
Passing Obamacare through reconciliation was also a great compromise.
Quote:
Financial Brinksmanship...
“The fact that we are here today to debate raising America’s debt limit is a sign of leadership failure"
Sen. B. Hussein Obama 3/2006
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Not supporting cuts in the military...
There also seems to be a more serious level of engagement between Democrats and Republicans on how to avoid the $1.2 trillion in across-the-board cuts over 10 years
Choices... Plenty of conservatives are pretty disappointed in Romney, but biting the bullet and voting for him.
I'd rather vote for someone who was a slight disappointment, than someone who is vowing to take away my health insurance...
Taking away his health insurance is one huge reason my son refuses to even think about Obama. He already knows that his employer wiill drop their employee insurance if that law stays in effect since it will be cheaper for them to pay the "tax" "fine" than continue paying for their employees. They like their policy but will lose it if Obamacare remains in effect. I wonder how many million people will see that happen.
I love to see Obama talk about helping the middle class and then forcing small businesses to drop their programs with the rules of Obamacare. Another of his major lies sticking out there.
"In the wake of the Supreme Court decision to uphold Obamacare, more than two-thirds of Americans believe the country has changed significantly under President Obama, but a majority believe it’s not for the better. That negative perception extends to even a significant chunk of voters in the president's own party, according to a new poll out Tuesday. According to the new survey from the Hill, 1 in 5 self-identified Democrats said that the country has changed for the worse during the Obama administration...An overwhelming majority of voters—89 percent—believe that the outcome from the ballot box this November will have long-term implications for the United States."
I'm wondering if those 1 in 5 Democrats are the ones not making donations.
I wonder what happened to your topic. I didn't see it discussed from the beginning but then I do believe that those in here haven't opened your link, as usual.
Well here is a thought. If both Obama and Romney disappoint you so much why vote for either of them. Do a little research and find someone you like and write them in. Just think if all the people who are disappointed with both candidates wrote someone else in. We might have a whole different outcome in the election. And the remaining scumbags who managed to keep there jobs just might wake up and realize the people are tired of there crap.
Most things in life are just plain common sense when you sit back for a moment and think about it. People need to quit listening to everyone else or just following along with the herd. Everyone needs to quit trying to be someone their not and just be themselves. It will make your life much easier and a whole lot more fun.
I did just that in the last election, and wrote in 'Hillary Clinton'.
What kind of hope or inspiration does Obama provide for anyone right now? I mean, this country is far worse off then it was 4 years ago andmainly due to Democratic policies.
Romney is a candidate who has turned business after business around. he has successfully ran and organized the Olympic games. We elected Obama who had zero experience. His nickname is "The Amateur" for a very good reason too. We need to elect someone who can turn this country around and make it prosperous again, reduce government spending, reduce government control and making this nation run well again so that business can succeed and employ people, who in turn have the opportunity to succeed.
How any one could vote for Obama rigth now after the last 3.5 years is just mind-boggling to me.
As opposed to those who hold their nose and vote for romney.
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