Who do you support for Governor in Tennessee in 2010?

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Really Sassy wrote:

"Chris Matthews Compares LGBT Republicans To Indentured Servants."
Click here:
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/05/09/chris-m...

Really Sassy wrote:

I don't really care who does what with whom in the privacy of their own bedroom, as long as it doesn't affect me. But, it highly offends me when Gay or Straight People either one run around telling all their private business & that is one thing that should always be kept private between the People involved. It's just common decency & respectfulness, IMO.
Somethings can be told & some things shouldn't be & that's one of them.
One more thing, if the married People are really miserable, as they like to claim, then get out of the marriage! Life's too short & difficult enough to spend it in misery & that's one thing anybody can do something about. Believe me, I know, because I did it.
So, if you're not willing to get out of your "miserable life", then that just tells me that it's not all that miserable for you.
I've said before & I still feel the same way, we weren't put here to live in misery, we were put here to try & be as happy as we can be, but it's up to us to figure out what will make us happy, or "happier".

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Belmont hill Mitt wrote:

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yeah, we all did.....
the question is, what about banking re-regulation??
not just in terms of the massachussets senate race, but reinstating glass steigal.??

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Overtaxed wrote:

Well, yesterday's announcement by Obama will consume a bunch of time this Sunday as most preachers around here rail against gays, Democrats, Obama, the government and how we have to "take it back" (I still don't know who we have to take it back from despite asking several times !), and then in future Sundays, how Obama is going to force Churches and clergy to marry gays against their will, and how the faithful had better vote against him in November, no matter what other hardships that vote may bring on in their families, since God is most concerned with gays, and Sodom and Gomorrah loom large in the future for us if we do not mend our ways. The sermons will be long and hot for the next several weeks....
All Obama did around here is stir the fire under the pot of hatred for him.
Since Obama can't change the law without congress and the chances of congress changing the law are less than zero, what was really accomplished ?(other than making Timbuck eat crow that is !)

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Exasperated1 wrote:

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Its my opinion, that obama did himself great harm with his statement yesterday. The Hispanic vote he was counting on will take a BIG hit. I fear he also "lost" North Carolina in the process as well...which was one of the "swing" states.

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123pictures wrote:

Agree with you.Many Christians will speak out.
Votes will not be there but it's out and he cannot change it now.Can't put toothpaste back into tube.
He had to do something because his Vice President had already gone public ahead of him to look important.
Why do they not just sty out of it?Nothing to him.He gains money for campaign.

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Overtaxed wrote:

Well, yesterday's announcement by Obama will consume a bunch of time this Sunday as most preachers around here rail against gays, Democrats, Obama, the government and how we have to "take it back" (I still don't know who we have to take it back from despite asking several times !), and then in future Sundays, how Obama is going to force Churches and clergy to marry gays against their will, and how the faithful had better vote against him in November, no matter what other hardships that vote may bring on in their families, since God is most concerned with gays, and Sodom and Gomorrah loom large in the future for us if we do not mend our ways. The sermons will be long and hot for the next several weeks....
All Obama did around here is stir the fire under the pot of hatred for him.
Since Obama can't change the law without congress and the chances of congress changing the law are less than zero, what was really accomplished ?(other than making Timbuck eat crow that is !)

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Belmont hill Mitt wrote:

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again half of americans support gay marriage.....
those numbers arnt going down, they have been going up.
we are not returning to the bigoted america you grew up in.

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123pictures wrote:

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Once again,you must throw out your slurs.You have no idea of the world I grew up in.You have opinion and you slur others .How ugly you are.You can't resist a last sentence slur .Put peole down just like Sassy.Bigoted??? Who are you to speak this word???

Belmont hill Mitt wrote:

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North carolina isnt a swing state......you obviously dont follow presidential elections that close.
Obama won NC last time, but there wasnt any talk in the media of him winning it again......
on the other hand, VA., hadnt gone to the dems since 64', and the polls there look good for Obama. it probably has something to do with the womens vote.
why do you think that all of a sudden, people are going to abandon him?
because he believes in equal rights for everyone.??
right now 49% of americans support gay marraige.
those numbers have climbed in recent years(never to return to full bigotry) so mabey you ought to try joining us here in the 21 st century!!!
your grandkids will definately be considerd bassackwards bigots if they cant accept gay folks......my guess is they will accept them whether you want them to or not.
kind of how I have different politics than my grand parents did, becase we lived in very different eras.
last time I checked, romney was in the 20% range with latinos....
bush got 43% of the latino vote and squeeked by in his 04' reeelection bid.
and romneys latino numbers WONT go up!!
mabey you should check in with reality before making huge sweeping assumptions like that!!
are you comfortable with a black president?? something tells me, you are not.

Dunlapian wrote:

<quoted text>Hey "TimBuck", I believe BhM is asking you again about "Glass-Steigal".

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123pictures wrote:

You "think I am anti black.You think I am anti-gay.I probably grew up isolated ,under a rock".
You express your opinion which is low of me.How insulting you are.
Actually,I grew up alone. did not grow up to put others down,and you have no idea of what you speak .You discourage me from even greeting you.
Good day sir.put someone else down.Why slur???

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Timbuk2 wrote:

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You won't get any argument from me on re-instating Glass-Steagal. I'm no fan of big banks and Wall Street. They ARE out of control. I was against bailing their butts out, by Bush and Obama.
I just can't stand Obama's railing against them & then sucking up to them for money.
If you want to do something about the banks, DO IT! Don't talk.
We listen to the rhetoric, but where are the prosecutions of wall street? The president has failed to pin a single top finance exec on criminal charges since the economic collapse.
Federal prosecutions overall have increased dramatically in such areas as civil rights and health-care fraud. But according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, a data-gathering organization at Syracuse University, financial-fraud prosecutions by the Department of Justice are at 20-year lows. They're down 39 percent since 2003, when fraud at Enron and WorldCom led to a series of prosecutions, and are just one third of what they were during the Clinton administration.
Those numbers don’t jive with the jive talk we’re getting from Obama about Wall Street and bankster abuses. He's in their back pocket, so don't expect much from him.

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Exasperated1 wrote:

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Gimme a break. Your arrogance astounds me at times. YES, I keep up with politics VERY well, Thank you very much for your concern. Ya might outta try better yaself.
Being from California, one would have THOUGHT you would have realized that Hispanic vote is what kept the gay union issue at bay, SEVEAL TIMES, until activist judges lent a helping hand. How many times was it voted down?? 3-4??
every map I have seen of swing states (this election cycle) has included North Carolina (including CNN and ABC) so just what sources are you using besides the DailyKos?

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puff of logic wrote:

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There is a bright side to this monsieur Belmont hill Mitt. Although a baby step it truly shows that change is acceptable. That surely will open many more closed doors for americans. Like legalized marijuana, and other self help herbs. Americans are learning that even with forced efforts to resist, all must succumb to "Mr Change." Survival is dependent on change.

puff of logic wrote:

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"lots of them on the Pay 2 Spray Thread"
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That be something puff never knew. I never pay attention to sexuality, only sex species. I found enlightenment not previously known. Kudos to you!
Puff have found different intellect levels between threads.