Who do you support for Governor in Tennessee in 2010?

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Vet wrote:

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It's only 90 degrees (only 90!)here today, OA. That's 16 degrees cooler than yesterday. I don't like very hot or very cold weather.
Well, OA you posted the cattle ranches and business owner info. I assumed it wasn't privileged info since you posted it on the Internet and the Health Care debate is far from over. I expect all 29 states with Republican governors to opt out. I also expect that the Democrats will be hammered for the largest tax increase in history during a recession no less.The 30 million without insurance could have bought insurance, now we will pay for it.

URANUT wrote:

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I guess both Romney & Obama agree on this one.......
Check this out
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/romney-oba...

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Vet wrote:

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Oh, I forgot to mention the failed Obama economy and the failed Obama presidency. Oops. I just did.

Overtaxed wrote:

<quoted text> It was pretty hot here yesterday "Vet". Thunderstorms brought some cooler air in last night. Today was cooler, in the mid 90's. the heat doesn't bother me, it is the cold I can't function well in. I seldom turn on the air conditioning at home or in my vehicles.
You were the one who said I was a baron, not me. I said I raised cattle on a couple of farms, and invited you to come and fish on one that joins the river. After that conversation, I learned not to reveal anything more about my personal life to you !
I am sure Rick Scott will see a huge bump in the polls once his constituients find out how much Federal money he is turning down as his citizens do without health insurance ! I'll bet the hospitals tasked with serving the uninsured will be thrilled as well that they will not be getting paid by insurance companies but have to eat the losses !
Yep...this should get his ratings out of the basement !
Face it "Vet" this fight over the ACA is over except for the spoiled brat sore losers, who seem to revel in having 30 million of our fellow citizens one illness away from bankruptcy.

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Guess what, the Dems always do...from Wilson/FDR to Truman...forget Hoover the Republican...the crash of 1929 anyone?
I see America on the up and up,as far as most of us go...hand me that doobie
http://youtu.be/K-DkyMXTo5Q

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Dunlapian wrote:

<quoted text>Vet, I really thought the Republicans would of remembered the (S.S.A.) Social Security Act of 1935 but I was wrong, now its time to remember the A.C.A. of 2012

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still amused wrote:

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I dont guess you didnt hear the President say the private sectors doing fine.When will you Republicans ever understand that this President has done more for this country than any other man in history.

Vet wrote:

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It's only 90 degrees (only 90!)here today, OA. That's 16 degrees cooler than yesterday. I don't like very hot or very cold weather.
Well, OA you posted the cattle ranches and business owner info. I assumed it wasn't privileged info since you posted it on the Internet and the Health Care debate is far from over. I expect all 29 states with Republican governors to opt out. I also expect that the Democrats will be hammered for the largest tax increase in history during a recession no less.The 30 million without insurance could have bought insurance, now we will pay for it.

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Vet wrote:

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Twenty nine states will opt out for sure and probably more. Don't forget the elections in Nov., D., when the Democrats will have to defend the largest tax hike in history. the war has just begun, not just ended.

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Private-sector jobs are still down by 4.6 million, or 4%, from January 2008, when overall employment peaked. Meanwhile government jobs are down just 407,000, or 1.8%. Federal employment actually is 225,000 jobs above its January 2008 level, an 11.4% increase. That’s right, up 11.4%.
Looks like Obama believes in job creation... in the government sector, not the private sector.

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Benny wrote:

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Freakin' damned Republican's I can never get them, unless they are Donald Trump or something, but it seems to me the poor/working man always wants to crawl at his heals...and when the economy crashes they always scream at the Democrats to fix things...
Click:
http://youtu.be/rbNnvPBokNs

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Vet wrote:

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Twenty nine states will opt out for sure and probably more. Don't forget the elections in Nov., D., when the Democrats will have to defend the largest tax hike in history. the war has just begun, not just ended.

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frank newton wrote:

he will not give jerry fortner a convicted drug dealer a post in east tn.

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URANUT wrote:

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You talk really crazy. All you do is bash Obama but never mention the Republican you want to put in office. God works in mysterious ways doesn't he? Who could have imagined that you Republicans would have to be defending the "baby daddy" of the ACA. Yes, I am speaking of Romney, the name you dare not mention!

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Benny wrote:

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You are full of crap...I want to laugh but still it makes me sad to see such ignorance on your part. Get you a redneck truck and be proud of that!!! I thought Southerners were better than that but Nooo! They like playing ignorant as shit...
Tears of a clown:
http://youtu.be/Mb2dhuEAHKk

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Vet wrote:

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Actually, numb nuts, I'm not talking, I'm writing. I'll gladly mention Romney because he said that the first thing he will do when he is president is to repeal Obama Care, good enough for me.