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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I come from what I always figured was a moderately liberal Christian family. we supported the civil rights movement, supported women's right and immigration. My family is still that way but my dad is considering voting for Romney this time around (he voted for Carter, Clinton, Mondale, Obama etc) because he feels that the leadership of the country is rudderless and this time around feels like Obama is divisive. Compared him to GW Bush. I think the Democrats need to swing back to the center after this second Obama term. [/quote]

Hmm . . . your family supported all the other Dem. presidents, but not Obama. [b]Let's put their faces in a photo lineup and play "Which one is not like the other?"[/b]
Oh, wait, I forgot, your family supported the civil rights movement. Riiiiight.

BTW -- Obama's divisive? Or the USA has its share of racist, conspiracy-theory obsessed loonies that have focused their hate on Obama.[/quote]

Ahhhh. The race card. Surely, an Obama supporter can do better than that? The PP shared her feelings in what appeared to be a sincere manner. Then you come along and post this drivel. Can no one oppose President Obama without prejudice being the "buzz" word? I admire President Obama and Michelle very much. I think they're great parents who are raising two wonderful daughters, I think he's highly intelligent, and I think he cares deeply about those less fortunate. I also think he's more of a professor type than a leader-type. It has absolutely nothing to do with the color of his face.[/quote]

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