5 Reasons not to vote for Romney

Paul Ryan, his VP:

1. His budget plans include big cuts, and there's ample room for Democrats to continue with their "Romneyhood narrative." The nonpartisan Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates 62 percent of Ryan's cuts are to programs for the poor.

2. Ryan's budget proposals have included big changes to Medicare - including gradually replacing the program with a voucher program for private health care, and gradually raising the retirement age. That could scare older Americans, a crucial voting bloc.

3. He voted for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP. While a lot of other Republicans did too, and it was proposed by the Bush administration, some have viewed it as a rejection of the conservative economic values Ryan and hard-line fiscal conservatives espouse.

4. He's easily pegged as Washington insider. He's been in Congress since 1999, and before that he worked as a congressional staffer. Congressional approval ratings are abysmally low- a recent CBS News/NY Times poll showed that only 12 percent of voters approve of the way Congress is doing its job.

5. This is both a pro and a con to Ryan, depending on who you ask, but he's notably further to the left on the issue of lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender rights than the base of the party. He broke with a lot of his party to support the Employee Non-Discrimination Act in 2007. He explained his reasoning for the vote in this way: "They [his gay friends] didn't roll out of bed one morning and choose to be gay. That's who they are."

Romnom wrote:

Paul Ryan, his VP:
1. His budget plans include big cuts, and there's ample room for Democrats to continue with their "Romneyhood narrative." The nonpartisan Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates 62 percent of Ryan's cuts are to programs for the poor.
2. Ryan's budget proposals have included big changes to Medicare - including gradually replacing the program with a voucher program for private health care, and gradually raising the retirement age. That could scare older Americans, a crucial voting bloc.
3. He voted for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP. While a lot of other Republicans did too, and it was proposed by the Bush administration, some have viewed it as a rejection of the conservative economic values Ryan and hard-line fiscal conservatives espouse.
4. He's easily pegged as Washington insider. He's been in Congress since 1999, and before that he worked as a congressional staffer. Congressional approval ratings are abysmally low- a recent CBS News/NY Times poll showed that only 12 percent of voters approve of the way Congress is doing its job.
5. This is both a pro and a con to Ryan, depending on who you ask, but he's notably further to the left on the issue of lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender rights than the base of the party. He broke with a lot of his party to support the Employee Non-Discrimination Act in 2007. He explained his reasoning for the vote in this way: "They [his gay friends] didn't roll out of bed one morning and choose to be gay. That's who they are."

HA! HA! HA! Most of these sound like things that came out of the bin Obama white house! But when it gets right down to it, is there any good candidate to vote for? Or it it the usual political rhetoric... If Im elected, I will do this, I will do that, I will change this, I will change that. And once elected and put into office, the do just the opposite. They will all tell you one thing to get your votes and do just the opposite.

Romnom wrote:

Paul Ryan, his VP:
1. His budget plans include big cuts, and there's ample room for Democrats to continue with their "Romneyhood narrative." The nonpartisan Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates 62 percent of Ryan's cuts are to programs for the poor.
2. Ryan's budget proposals have included big changes to Medicare - including gradually replacing the program with a voucher program for private health care, and gradually raising the retirement age. That could scare older Americans, a crucial voting bloc.
3. He voted for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP. While a lot of other Republicans did too, and it was proposed by the Bush administration, some have viewed it as a rejection of the conservative economic values Ryan and hard-line fiscal conservatives espouse.
4. He's easily pegged as Washington insider. He's been in Congress since 1999, and before that he worked as a congressional staffer. Congressional approval ratings are abysmally low- a recent CBS News/NY Times poll showed that only 12 percent of voters approve of the way Congress is doing its job.
5. This is both a pro and a con to Ryan, depending on who you ask, but he's notably further to the left on the issue of lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender rights than the base of the party. He broke with a lot of his party to support the Employee Non-Discrimination Act in 2007. He explained his reasoning for the vote in this way: "They [his gay friends] didn't roll out of bed one morning and choose to be gay. That's who they are."

Don't post lies, please.

Sam wrote:

<quoted text> Don't post lies, please.

These are credible.

Romnom wrote:

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These are credible.

Obama campaign talking points credible..that's a stretch

Romnom wrote:

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These are credible.

No, what you posted are not facts but lies.

Sam wrote:

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No, what you posted are not facts but lies.

Your mom is a lie.

So how many illegals and dead people will be allowed to vote for Obama THIS time?

Bob wrote:

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Your mom is a lie.

Sorry, I meant to say my mom is a pig.

Bob wrote:

<quoted text> Sorry, I meant to say my mom is a pig.

My wife looks, smells, and eats like a pig, at least it's your mom and not your wife.

Is this what the NoBaMa campaign is reduced to? Trying to educate the Clearfield Topix forum? Get a life, anybody that voted out of ignorance and will again, gets their orders from the PA DPW.

Reason number one to vote for Mitt....
1. He's not Obama!

I would vote for Kermit the frog before I would vote for Mr."Hope and Change"

He's (Obama) done our country great...NOT!

5 reasons to vote for romney...

1.obama

2.obama

3.obama

4.obama

5.obama