The President has failed us

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ELC218 wrote:

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You know what? Mitt will work with democrats to get things done. He will work "across the aisle" as he did in MA. He doesn't care about your politics, he cares about results -- as a true businessman does.
Republicans didn't filibuster Obama -- Obama didn't even get some votes from his own party because he wouldn't consider other points of view and work with them instead of against them.
Obama is a politician, Romney is a proven leader.

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Buzzcut wrote:

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It is a platform that political perverts like yourself can live with. The problem is that the coungtry cannot live with it and will die from it.

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Quirky the Gollum wrote:

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The plagiarizing piglet and her socks just don't get it.

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USMail XXXII wrote:

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It's a great platform that has turned this country around from the abyss. If YOU can't live with it move or die.
Obama 2012

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USMail XXXII wrote:

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It's a great platform that has turned this country around from the abyss. If YOU can't live with it move or die.
Obama 2012

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higgans wrote:

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did u see the Hispanic part of the New People's Democratic Party when the male Congressman gave his speech? he really laid it on thick about responsibile and working people getting their share. did you see some of the faces in the not-so-adoring crowd? maybe it was something he said, and said, and said again...
the lady Congresswoman from NY via PR, I had to listen real close the first few times she said 'working'... I thought she was saying 'walking'. she didn't exactly wow! the crowd, either.
was it just me, or do Democratic Hispanics sound more ethnic than Republican Latin-Americans? could it be their close relationship with illegals?
I don't think the Dems diversity is bonding as well as they put on...
COME ON NOV.

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NTRPRNR1 wrote:

<quoted text>Yep. Hispanics are represented by 13.6% of the DNC versus their representative numbers of 5% at the RNC.

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Quirky the Gollum wrote:

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My precious, don't you know that a vote for Romney is to open the flood gates to his Mexican family in Mexico?

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USMail XXXII wrote:

Here's Wednesday's schedule:
Caucus and Council Meetings at Charlotte Convention Center
9AM – 10AM Morning Prayer Gathering (Room 211AB/212AB)
10AM – 12PM Caucus Session #1
Black Caucus (Ballroom CD)
Hispanic Caucus (Ballroom B)
Ethnic Council (Room 218B/219B)
AAPI Caucus (Room 203AB)
Native American Council (Room 218A/219A)
12PM – 2PM Caucus Session #2
Faith Council (Room 203AB)
Disability Caucus (Room 211AB/212AB)
Youth Council (Ballroom B)
2PM – 4PM Caucus Session #3
Veterans & Military Families Council (Room 203AB)
Podium Schedule at Time Warner Cable Arena
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM (LOCAL)
Call to Order
The Honorable Antonio R. Villaraigosa
Chair of the 2012 Democratic National Convention Committee
Mayor of Los Angeles, California
Invocation
Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, 10th Episcopal District
First Woman Elected Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
Presentation of Colors
Pledge of Allegiance
National Anthem
Branford Marsalis
Saxophonist, Composer, and, Bandleader
Remarks
The Honorable Luis V. Gutierrez
Member of the US House of Representatives, Illinois
The Honorable Diana DeGette
Member of the US House of Representatives, Colorado
The Honorable John A. Pérez
Speaker and Member of the California State Assembly
The Honorable Thomas M. Menino
Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts
The Honorable Judy Chu
Member of the US House of Representatives, California
Steve Westly
Former State Controller and Chief Financial Officer of California
An Economy Built to Last Video: Small Business
Remarks
The Honorable John Larson
Democratic Caucus Chair and Member of the US House of Representatives, Connecticut
Ken Myers
Deputy Sheriff, Carroll County, Iowa
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM (LOCAL)
Remarks
Richard Trumka
President of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL–CIO)
The Honorable Steve Israel
Chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Member of the US House of Representatives, New York
The Honorable Patty Murray
Chair of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Member of the US Senate, Washington
The Honorable Pedro R. Pierluisi
Chair of National Community Mobilization for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Non-Voting Member of the US House of Representatives, Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico
An Economy Build to Last Video: Energy
Remarks
Tom Steyer
Co-Founder of Advanced Energy Economy
The Honorable Charles E. Schumer
Member of the US Senate, New York
Remarks from Members of the Congressional Black Caucus
The Honorable Karen Bass
Member of the US House of Representatives, California
The Honorable Al Green
Member of the US House of Representatives, Texas
The Honorable Emanuel Cleaver, II
Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus and Member of the US House of Representatives, Missouri
Remarks
The Honorable Dannel Malloy
Governor of Connecticut

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Vorenus wrote:

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Republicants with innovative handles like "lip service",
Have gone awol,
Can you blame them?

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PHONY X-BOY wrote:

<quoted text>You ignorant libturd buttwipes would put the word "HONORABLE" ahead of a pile of crap wouldn't ya? It is pretty damn obvious!!!

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X -Man- wrote:

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Hey Ntr, thanks for the stat. Some people just don't want to admit the truth to themselves.
All that Hispanic bashing and minority hating Tea party members and far right Repubs indulged in during the past 4 years has cost the Republican party votes, not to mention respect.

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Quirky the Gollum wrote:

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But but but we have to blame Obama for Bush era policies run amuck. <wink>

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JackMcIntosh wrote:

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I hope not.
Never could stand the guy.
What can I say?

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Don Joe wrote:

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I know what you mean. I am helping a few families as well. They work hard, but are not looking for help, they are looking for opportunity. For most people those opportunities evaporated with the bush presidency; and Obama has done very little to turn it around. So from my point of view, what we really need is opportunity.
So bush and the GOP eliminated most opportunity, and Obama and the democrats haven't done nearly enough to bring it back. I won't vote for the GOP because they are the people who caused all this pain and suffering you are talking about and Romney appears to suggest we should go back to the bush policies, like we ever left them. I can't vote for the democrats because they protect the GOP way too much. I don't like the GOP policies so why would I vote for democrats who support those policies?

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Vorenus wrote:

LMAO!
These threads are unbelievably funny,
my wife's wondering why I'm loughing out loud,
Good night fellows.

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ELC218 wrote:

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What about the one who worked as a missionary? Is that not worthwhile? If you had 5 sons and they all went into the military, great. If none went into the military, great. That is what is/was wonderful about America. Each child can create their own path.
And last I heard, we have an all-volunteer military.

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PHONY X-BOY wrote:

<quoted text>You ignorant libturd buttwipes would put the word "HONORABLE" ahead of a pile of crap wouldn't ya? It is pretty damn obvious!!!