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07-30-2008, 09:05 PM
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What? Dude. Chill.
If the majority honestly hates him in the majority of the posts, don't you think there are a few that should speak to try to balance the discussion? Or would you like an unbalanced debate where we all agree, sing and hold hands?
Where's the fun in that? Nothing to do with race. - Og
If the majority honestly hates him in the majority of the posts, don't you think there are a few that should speak to try to balance the discussion? Or would you like an unbalanced debate where we all agree, sing and hold hands?
Where's the fun in that? Nothing to do with race. - Og
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07-30-2008, 10:07 PM
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I've never voted for a democrat. I was more like them when I became old enough to vote but there was something that told me that they didn't represent my beliefs. I was more an advocate for a multiple party system. I have since come to the conclusion that the only way for there to be more viable parties, they must start at the bottom and work their way up. I want to see them on town councils and working their way from city hall through to the congress, or other useful experiance, before they are running for president of the United States.
The republican brand is on shakey ground. It's not just republicans though. People are getting tired of politicians taking advantage of the positions that we elect them to. The entire political system in this country is on shakey ground the way I see it.
I live conservatively. I conserve. I am a conservative. I believe that we should all live conservatively and would like our representatives in our government to be conservative. There is always big price to pay for being liberal. Liberal with handouts or liberal with bailouts. What is the price to pay for being conservative? Conservative with government spending or conservative with entitlements?
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07-30-2008, 10:09 PM
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What? Dude. Chill.
If the majority honestly hates him in the majority of the posts, don't you think there are a few that should speak to try to balance the discussion? Or would you like an unbalanced debate where we all agree, sing and hold hands?
Where's the fun in that? Nothing to do with race. - Og
If the majority honestly hates him in the majority of the posts, don't you think there are a few that should speak to try to balance the discussion? Or would you like an unbalanced debate where we all agree, sing and hold hands?
Where's the fun in that? Nothing to do with race. - Og
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07-30-2008, 10:13 PM
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07-30-2008, 11:02 PM
If the vote is close, your right I am afraid.. but I think obama will loose in a landslide not seen since the mondale massacre. This idiot will self destruct soon.
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07-30-2008, 11:11 PM
What? Dude. Chill.
If the majority honestly hates him in the majority of the posts, don't you think there are a few that should speak to try to balance the discussion? Or would you like an unbalanced debate where we all agree, sing and hold hands?
Where's the fun in that? Nothing to do with race. - Og
If the majority honestly hates him in the majority of the posts, don't you think there are a few that should speak to try to balance the discussion? Or would you like an unbalanced debate where we all agree, sing and hold hands?
Where's the fun in that? Nothing to do with race. - Og
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07-31-2008, 12:00 AM
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Understood. I take back my statement. Maybe I should of said "a majority Obama put-down forum". I have no problem with that. I haven't endorsed anybody because I'm not impressed by either one of them. It's still early. I'm sure if you are a conservative Republican, these days can't be too comfortable. The Republican brand is on shakey ground. "Lesser of two evils" - I truly understand your position. Respectfully, I just can't see an honest discussion when the discussion is mostly one-sided. Again, just my opinion. - Og
Just something to be aware of.
Oh, and FWIW, I'm not in the McCain loving side either. I, like many, have no candidate that makes me want to get excited and proclaim one thing or another...but I do know that without a second of hesitation that Obama would be worse for what this nation is supposed to stand for than McCain.
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07-31-2008, 12:04 AM
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I respect a lot of what you say, but I have to say this...(hear me out), I am starting to get the feeling that maybe even you don't realize how much you come off as an Obama supporter, and NOT someone "in the middle." Every political post you make seems to be either a jab at something republican based, or a defense of Obama. My point is, you may claim one thing, but I think to many your actions are speaking another thing.
Just something to be aware of.
Oh, and FWIW, I'm not in the McCain loving side either. I, like many, have no candidate that makes me want to get excited and proclaim one thing or another...but I do know that without a second of hesitation that Obama would be worse for what this nation is supposed to stand for than McCain.
Just something to be aware of.
Oh, and FWIW, I'm not in the McCain loving side either. I, like many, have no candidate that makes me want to get excited and proclaim one thing or another...but I do know that without a second of hesitation that Obama would be worse for what this nation is supposed to stand for than McCain.
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07-31-2008, 06:42 AM
- Og