Did you vote today?

I'll vote in November, instead of today.

Oneford wrote:

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Do you really think people by this strawman bullsh*t NOBAMA ?
What a joke.

I myself don't "by" it. I 100% buy it. I agree, and do the majority of here, with everything he say's. by it? why is everyone who sides with the liberals so damn stupid? Oneford, stay off the meth.

guest wrote:

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I myself don't "by" it. I 100% buy it. I agree, and do the majority of here, with everything he say's. by it? why is everyone who sides with the liberals so damn stupid? Oneford, stay off the meth.

Since you were talking to yourself, I would think you would "buy" it 100%. Its a wonder you did not break your arm trying to pat yourself on the back.

Oneford wrote:

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Since you were talking to yourself, I would think you would "buy" it 100%. Its a wonder you did not break your arm trying to pat yourself on the back.

I hope what you're saying makes sense to you, it makes none to any educated person. Love to stay and read your next error filled post but I got to head to Wal-Mart. I need to "by" a few things. Idiot!

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I hope what you're saying makes sense to you, it makes none to any educated person. Love to stay and read your next error filled post but I got to head to Wal-Mart. I need to "by" a few things. Idiot!

With an ego like yours I am surprised you did not say you were going to, Buy a Wal-Mart.

guest wrote:

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I hope what you're saying makes sense to you, it makes none to any educated person. Love to stay and read your next error filled post but I got to head to Wal-Mart. I need to "by" a few things. Idiot!

Yes you have those 3 letter words down, but when it gets beyond than 3, like "unabaited", that is just a little too tough.

But your ego remains, UNABATED.

I went buy Wal-Mart but didn't see any good by's so I went back home bye myself.

Oneford wrote:

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Yes you have those 3 letter words down, but when it gets beyond than 3, like "unabaited", that is just a little too tough.
But your ego remains, UNABATED.

Looks like BARNEYII created another moniker...

I voted yesterday. I was number 8 at the polls.

The Obama campaign has hit a new low. There is an ad put out by an Obama super-pac that tells the story of a worker that worked at one of the companies that was a client of Bain Capital. The worker tells about his wife having cancer. Somehow the worker lost his insurance because of something Bain advised his company to do. Long story short the worker's wife died from her cancer and it was implied that the couple could not get treatment because they had lost their insurance. Also implied was the fact that this was Mitt Romney's fault because he worked at Bain. The problem was that the wife died 22 days after being diagnosed with cancer which was 6 years after Mitt Romney left Bain. First of all it was no one's fault that she got cancer but it sure wasn't Mitt Romney's fault that she died. That is as low and disgusting of a political attack on someone as I have ever heard. Listen, you people who are Obama supporters better wake up. Look at how bad of shape we are in as a country in his first 4 years when he was doing everything he could to prove he deserved another 4 years. That means he was being conservative as he could. If he gets elected again we will see just how radical he truly is because he can't run again anyway. All of the signs are there right in front of our faces if we will just look.

It also looks like one of Obama's law school "classmates",Wayne Allyn Root, has come out and said that neither he, nor any of his classmates, in the graduating class remembers Obama ever being at law school. You can read the article at http://www.sodahead.com/united-states/obamas-...
Wake up Obama supporters. He may not be what he appears. At least what he appears to you guys.

Reality Check wrote:

The Obama campaign has hit a new low. There is an ad put out by an Obama super-pac that tells the story of a worker that worked at one of the companies that was a client of Bain Capital. The worker tells about his wife having cancer. Somehow the worker lost his insurance because of something Bain advised his company to do. Long story short the worker's wife died from her cancer and it was implied that the couple could not get treatment because they had lost their insurance. Also implied was the fact that this was Mitt Romney's fault because he worked at Bain. The problem was that the wife died 22 days after being diagnosed with cancer which was 6 years after Mitt Romney left Bain. First of all it was no one's fault that she got cancer but it sure wasn't Mitt Romney's fault that she died. That is as low and disgusting of a political attack on someone as I have ever heard. Listen, you people who are Obama supporters better wake up. Look at how bad of shape we are in as a country in his first 4 years when he was doing everything he could to prove he deserved another 4 years. That means he was being conservative as he could. If he gets elected again we will see just how radical he truly is because he can't run again anyway. All of the signs are there right in front of our faces if we will just look.

Not only that, the wife had health insurance through her employer at the time he lost his job. Also, had Bain not stepped in an invested in the company, he would have lost his jobs years earlier.

Obama will say and do whatever he needs to to get reelected, even if it means exploiting the death of a man's wife.

Reality Check wrote:

The Obama campaign has hit a new low. There is an ad put out by an Obama super-pac that tells the story of a worker that worked at one of the companies that was a client of Bain Capital. The worker tells about his wife having cancer. Somehow the worker lost his insurance because of something Bain advised his company to do. Long story short the worker's wife died from her cancer and it was implied that the couple could not get treatment because they had lost their insurance. Also implied was the fact that this was Mitt Romney's fault because he worked at Bain. The problem was that the wife died 22 days after being diagnosed with cancer which was 6 years after Mitt Romney left Bain. First of all it was no one's fault that she got cancer but it sure wasn't Mitt Romney's fault that she died. That is as low and disgusting of a political attack on someone as I have ever heard. Listen, you people who are Obama supporters better wake up. Look at how bad of shape we are in as a country in his first 4 years when he was doing everything he could to prove he deserved another 4 years. That means he was being conservative as he could. If he gets elected again we will see just how radical he truly is because he can't run again anyway. All of the signs are there right in front of our faces if we will just look.

This is how dishonest that ad is. Even CNN reported that it was bogus.
http://whitehouse.blogs.cnn.com/2012/08/07/ad...

Reality Check wrote:

It also looks like one of Obama's law school "classmates",Wayne Allyn Root, has come out and said that neither he, nor any of his classmates, in the graduating class remembers Obama ever being at law school. You can read the article at http://www.sodahead.com/united-states/obamas-...
Wake up Obama supporters. He may not be what he appears. At least what he appears to you guys.

And this story also has more than appears here, what SODAHEAD posted was a excerpt from a op-Ed titled,

"OBAMA'S AGENDA: OVERWHELM THE SYSTEM".

for the LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL on June 6, 2010.


Some versions of this piece are entitled "OBAMA'S COLLEGE ROOMMATE SPEAKS OUT"

Problem is, Wayne Allyn Root said he nor anybody he knew, knew Barack Obama, they just happen to be at Columbia at the same time.


Did I mention this idiot is a regular on Fox News

Well it looks like the auto bailout is going to come back and bite us (suprise suprise). It appears as though the auto industry has not only propped up the UAW with the bailout money which no one is shocked at that though it is dishonest and wrong. What happened to the non-UAW workers with the bailout money? They only lost 70% of their pension while the UAW workers got to keep all of theirs. They are also engaging in subprime auto loans which are giving the appearance that GM is doing better than they really are. Last year 75% of all auto loans in America were subprime loans. This year that percentage is 93%. Didn't we learn our lesson in the housing market? I guess not. I can't wait to see how the liberal left tries to peg this on Bush. But wait, there's more. GM has also spent $600 million of the bailout in advertising. Not such a bad thing you might say. Well it wouldn't be bad if the money had not been spent to sponser Manchester United which is a European professional soccer club. What does GM get for $600 million? Just their logo on Man U's jersey. THAT'S IT?!!! Is there no place in America that GM could advertise with our money? That is as outsourcing as it gets. We will have to wait but my guess is that there will be an auto industry crash and Ford will be the only one standing at the end. We should let them go bankrupt the next time. Heck, we shouldn't have bailed them out the first time.

Romney's lying. He's not spinning the truth to his advantage; he's not hiding in a gray area between fact and fiction; he's just lying. The law hasn't been "gutted"; the work requirement hasn't been "dropped." Stations that air this ad are disseminating an obvious, demonstrable lie.

All Obama did is agree to Republican governors' request for flexibility. That's it. Indeed, perhaps the most jaw-dropping aspect of this is that Romney himself, during his one gubernatorial term, asked for the same kind of flexibility on welfare law that Obama agreed to last month. Romney, in other words, is attacking the president for doing what Romney asked the executive branch to do in 2005.

The entire line of attack is simply insane.

And that brings us back to the test for the political world.

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How are we to respond to a campaign that deliberately deceives the public without shame? This lie about welfare policy comes on the heels of Romney's lie about voting rights in Ohio, which came on the heels of Romney's lies about the economy; which came on the heels of Romney's lies about health care; which came on the heels of Romney's lies about taxes.

The Republican nominee for president is working under the assumption that he can make transparently false claims, in writing and in campaign advertising, with impunity. Romney is convinced that there are no consequences for breathtaking dishonesty.

The test, then, comes down to a simple question: is he right?

The cynical response to an ad like this is that the lies are routine -- it's just something "everybody" in politics does. That's wrong. An ad this dishonest is a genuine scandal and it's time for political observers treat it as such. Reporters within earshot of the candidate shouldn't ask, "What about the gaffes?" They should ask, "Why are you lying about welfare policy?"

Also note the larger context: if Obama were as awful a president as Romney claims, the Republican attack machine wouldn't have to make stuff up -- the truth would be so brutal that voters would recoil and flock to the GOP candidate naturally. What does it say about Romney's strength as a candidate that he has to make up garbage and hope voters don't know the difference?

Reality Check wrote:

Well it looks like the auto bailout is going to come back and bite us (suprise suprise). It appears as though the auto industry has not only propped up the UAW with the bailout money which no one is shocked at that though it is dishonest and wrong. What happened to the non-UAW workers with the bailout money? They only lost 70% of their pension while the UAW workers got to keep all of theirs. They are also engaging in subprime auto loans which are giving the appearance that GM is doing better than they really are. Last year 75% of all auto loans in America were subprime loans. This year that percentage is 93%. Didn't we learn our lesson in the housing market? I guess not. I can't wait to see how the liberal left tries to peg this on Bush. But wait, there's more. GM has also spent $600 million of the bailout in advertising. Not such a bad thing you might say. Well it wouldn't be bad if the money had not been spent to sponser Manchester United which is a European professional soccer club. What does GM get for $600 million? Just their logo on Man U's jersey. THAT'S IT?!!! Is there no place in America that GM could advertise with our money? That is as outsourcing as it gets. We will have to wait but my guess is that there will be an auto industry crash and Ford will be the only one standing at the end. We should let them go bankrupt the next time. Heck, we shouldn't have bailed them out the first time.

This has got to be one of the biggest crocks' of shit you have ever posted.

The Retired UAW employees took a pension an medical benefit cut.

Reality Check wrote:

Well it looks like the auto bailout is going to come back and bite us (suprise suprise). It appears as though the auto industry has not only propped up the UAW with the bailout money which no one is shocked at that though it is dishonest and wrong. What happened to the non-UAW workers with the bailout money? They only lost 70% of their pension while the UAW workers got to keep all of theirs. They are also engaging in subprime auto loans which are giving the appearance that GM is doing better than they really are. Last year 75% of all auto loans in America were subprime loans. This year that percentage is 93%. Didn't we learn our lesson in the housing market? I guess not. I can't wait to see how the liberal left tries to peg this on Bush. But wait, there's more. GM has also spent $600 million of the bailout in advertising. Not such a bad thing you might say. Well it wouldn't be bad if the money had not been spent to sponser Manchester United which is a European professional soccer club. What does GM get for $600 million? Just their logo on Man U's jersey. THAT'S IT?!!! Is there no place in America that GM could advertise with our money? That is as outsourcing as it gets. We will have to wait but my guess is that there will be an auto industry crash and Ford will be the only one standing at the end. We should let them go bankrupt the next time. Heck, we shouldn't have bailed them out the first time.

The main lesson here is that if your skilled labor, join a union don't be a scab.

Super Troll wrote:

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The main lesson here is that if your skilled labor, join a union don't be a scab.

It seems to me that all the companies with a heavy labor union are the ones that are in trouble. The common thread in all of their financial troubles is big unions. Skilled in big union terms equals about half skilled in real world terms. Lots and lots of sitting around doing nothing. Not very efficient at all. You might want to rethink your position.

BARNEYII wrote:

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This has got to be one of the biggest crocks' of shit you have ever posted.
The Retired UAW employees took a pension an medical benefit cut.

At least that is what you have been told. Don't worry Barn, the facts are the facts. If that is happening then the predictable disaster will happen in a few short years and if not then you will be right. If you are so confident that you are right then you have nothing to worry about. It will all work out one way or the other. We will just have to wait and see.