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11-06-2012, 21:46
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Sadly instead of learning anything from this I bet the idiot GOP is probably scratching their heads trying to think of who they can run that is even more liberal than Romney in 2016.
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11-06-2012, 22:09
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#677
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Location: NoVA
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RCP
Sadly instead of learning anything from this I bet the idiot GOP is probably scratching their heads trying to think of who they can run that is even more liberal than Romney in 2016.
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+1000
I called this shizz....
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11-06-2012, 22:13
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#678
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Quote:
Originally Posted by KalashniKEV
+1000
I called this shizz....
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All the die hard repubs I know are like whhaaattt happenneeeddd....
And I'm all like
"Romney is Obama, bro"
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11-06-2012, 22:13
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#679
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J'aimeLouisiane
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Louisiana, CSA
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Originally Posted by RyanBDawg
They certainly are. We libertarians have been bashed for months by the fools who though Romney was somehow "conservative".
Are any of you listening now?
The morality police republicans, sorry, you no longer are relevant.
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Just wait until 2016, I'm pretty certain we'll get a good laugh at the GOP contenders yet again.
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11-06-2012, 22:15
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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Yeah, Obama won months ago when the GOP nominated Romney.
What was that about wasting my vote on a third party candidate that can't win??
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Originally Posted by Harper
In that case you might as well vote Obama. Romney is going to lose and be just as much not the president as Gary Johnson.
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11-06-2012, 22:16
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J'aimeLouisiane
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Louisiana, CSA
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Originally Posted by Harper
Yeah, Obama won months ago when the GOP nominated Romney.
What was that about wasting my vote on a third party candidate that can't win??
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Apparently the GOP can't even get their own guy to win.
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11-06-2012, 22:31
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Go Cheese!
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: WI
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Take a serious step back and look at yourselves.
How can either of you "two party" supporters proudly vote for your candidates?
Romney/Ryan - Supporting espionage on Americans, GUN BANS, free market manipulation, bailouts, medical care, and wars. Have you seen the flip flop videos???? Unbelievable.
Obama/Biden - Well... ditto.
If some joker came in GNG acting like either of these 2 clowns trying to explain themselves, he'd be laughed and ridiculed right the freak out of here. It's really sad what the voting standard has become.
When will it EVER be a time to get behind someone with a degree of integrity? The answer is/was now. But yet it's another dog and pony show.
A late word from Paul. It's from CNN and the chick sounds like Kool Aid drinker, but I think it's worth a listen.
I have electoral as 303 Obama, 206 Romney as of now. The popular vote is 58,156,996 vs. 56,130,459 for the "two" candidates. Waiting on Florida but she's leaning blue.
Enjoy more of the same.
Ah well, here we go again. Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran...
ETA: RECOUNT RECOUNT!! (and update numbers)
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Last edited by Big_Grumpy; 11-07-2012 at 02:52..
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11-06-2012, 23:21
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Hog Jaw, Arkansas
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Originally Posted by tantrix
Apparently the GOP can't even get their own guy to win. 
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11-06-2012, 23:26
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Where the buffalo roam
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RCP
Sadly instead of learning anything from this I bet the idiot GOP is probably scratching their heads trying to think of who they can run that is even more liberal than Romney in 2016.
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They need to run someone who is more conservative and less republican. HH
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11-07-2012, 03:34
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Northern Virginia
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RCP
Sadly instead of learning anything from this I bet the idiot GOP is probably scratching their heads trying to think of who they can run that is even more liberal than Romney in 2016.
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Help me understand this. Should the Republicans find someone who will step in the social dog sheet of gays and abortion EVEN more? Should the Republicans find someone who will be EVEN more hypocritical, calling for smaller government and less regulation while trying to pass laws (on the above) that have zero to do with running the country?
The Dems seem (operative word there) to be smart enough to avoid the gun issues, at least publicly. I know they are working behind the scenes. Will the Republicans learn to let go some of the issues that have lost them the race now twice? Dunno.
Again, help me out here. I TOTALLY get that Romney was not ideal, but the way I see it, he lost because of the typical Republican right wing religious pandering, not because he was too moderate.
The door was opened during the primaries, with that whole circus about who was more hardcore. Who would follow the bible most closely. Biggest gift that could possibly have been handed the Democrats and they didn't waste an ounce of it.
I guess we'll have to hope for Chris Christie in 2016, or is he not hard core enough? Not worrying about what everyone does in their private lives enough?
-Stooxie
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11-07-2012, 05:11
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NRA Life Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
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Let's not forget he was also the man who invented obamacare and had a history of signing AWB. Not to mention dozens of other non-fiscal conservative elements to his voting history.
Then on top of that they made the Massachusetts moderate pander to the American Taliban.
They need a guy who is a true fiscal conservative with principle. Socially he should be for small government.
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Originally Posted by stooxie
Help me understand this. Should the Republicans find someone who will step in the social dog sheet of gays and abortion EVEN more? Should the Republicans find someone who will be EVEN more hypocritical, calling for smaller government and less regulation while trying to pass laws (on the above) that have zero to do with running the country?
The Dems seem (operative word there) to be smart enough to avoid the gun issues, at least publicly. I know they are working behind the scenes. Will the Republicans learn to let go some of the issues that have lost them the race now twice? Dunno.
Again, help me out here. I TOTALLY get that Romney was not ideal, but the way I see it, he lost because of the typical Republican right wing religious pandering, not because he was too moderate.
The door was opened during the primaries, with that whole circus about who was more hardcore. Who would follow the bible most closely. Biggest gift that could possibly have been handed the Democrats and they didn't waste an ounce of it.
I guess we'll have to hope for Chris Christie in 2016, or is he not hard core enough? Not worrying about what everyone does in their private lives enough?
-Stooxie
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