I can hardly wait for November!
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Anonymous
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President Romney will be the most intelligent president in decades. More importantly, it will be such a relief to have a responsible, wise, experienced, and competent executive in the White House. I'm so tired of being embarrassed by American Presidents. Not that I was a Bush-the-first supporter (having voted against him), but he was the last President who didn't dishonor the office in one way or another.
Isn't it fascinating that so early in the contest, the RNC has SO MUCH MORE money than the DNC, in order to counteract the pro-democrat-without-firing-a-synapse media? AND that all the major polls show a DEAD HEAT between Romney and Obama? This is such a death knell for the incumbent. Just imagining the newspaper headlines on Wednesday, November 7th fills me with relief. |
Anonymous
| I completely agree. When I project my own views to others and use that predict a result that makes me comfortable, I feel so much better. |
Anonymous
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Guess you better get out the Kleenex.
http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/washington-whispers/2011/08/30/never-wrong-pundit-picks-obama-to-win-in-2012 |
Anonymous
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I fail to comprehend the. basis of OP's first two sentences. Intelligent ? not from a political sense. The man is a tool of the radical right, a compulsive liar, ( there's another thread that deal with that) out of touch with reality, (ask daddy for a loan) and has repeatedly demonstrated that he lacks the testicles necessary to lead- unwilling to stand up for his own choice of security advisor. Political smarts he can't compete with Clinton. Experience and competence = etch a sketch or flip flops. Competent ? he repeatedly steps from one misstatement to the next. I fear your hopes are wishful thinking
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Anonymous
| I assume the OP is sarcasm, yes? |
Anonymous
| I fail to comprehend the. basis of OP's first two sentences. Intelligent ? not from a political sense. The man is a tool of the radical right, a compulsive liar, ( there's another thread that deal with that) out of touch with reality, (ask daddy for a loan) and has repeatedly demonstrated that he lacks the testicles necessary to lead- unwilling to stand up for his own choice of security advisor. Political smarts he can't compete with Clinton. Experience and competence = etch a sketch or flip flops. Competent ? he repeatedly steps from one misstatement to the next. I hope your elitist wishes and those of the illiterate hillbilly's who now dominate the GOP turn out to be wishful thinking |
Anonymous
| HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH! Good luck. |
Anonymous
| Of course OP is joking-the first sentence is a dead giveaway. |
Anonymous
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I have read recently that LDS and Peyote have proven effective in treating the axiety and fears of those near the end of life.. I didn't know OP was using it for forecast the outcome of the election.
OP You had to be high on something to make such stupied statements You have to beware of these hallucinogenic compounds, they give the user a false sense of well being |
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Freudian slip? Otherwise, all Romney needs is some peyote. He has LDS covered. |
Anonymous
| roflmao. intentional |
Anonymous
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lolzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
recovery http://money.cnn.com/2012/05/08/markets/stocks/index.htm |
Anonymous
Is Obama now responsible for the Greek economy, too? Anyway call me back when the dow drops another 4,500 points. Then we'll be back to the Bush days. |
Anonymous
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The up coming year will be an interesting test of Keynesian economics vs the economics of austerity.
Obama has no responsibility for Greek or for that matter French economy, but will be blamed if they crash and receive no credit for growth |
Anonymous
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The up coming year will be an interesting test of Keynesian economics vs the economics of austerity.
Obama has no responsibility for Greek or for that matter French economy, but will be blamed if they crash and receive no credit for growth |