so funny. by all accounts Romney is a nice family man, a moderate Republican if there ever was one. not sure how you hyper partisans talk yourself into this silly hatred. so unbecoming.

Maybe they should elect obama to be the leader of Europe if he isn't re-elected here in the USA.

Hahahaha. Leaving for Europe is so funny. Someone must love crumbling society, 60% unemployment, crippling taxes and failed socialism. Have fun. I can see why you voted for Obama.

Anonymous wrote:Please move to Europe. I hear the economies are doing wonderfully over there.

They would feel right at home, almost like Obama was reelected.

OP - Good. Go. Now, and good riddance.

Anonymous wrote:Oh you all make promises then you never do it!

+1000

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Anonymous wrote:Romney's going to becour next president, so probably good to get used to it. He'll be fine. I certainly wouldn't worry about it.

There goes the deficit. It's going to quadruple, just like under Reagan.

So now you're worried about the deficit? Are you fucking kidding me?

Yep. I think Romney's going to increase it, just like Reagan did. You can't promise everyone you'll cut their taxes without a real plan for how you're going to make up the difference.

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Anonymous wrote:Romney's going to becour next president, so probably good to get used to it. He'll be fine. I certainly wouldn't worry about it.

There goes the deficit. It's going to quadruple, just like under Reagan.

So now you're worried about the deficit? Are you fucking kidding me?

OP - totally agree with you. How can the polls be near even? But I couldn't believe it either back when Bush won his second term....

Anonymous wrote:What I'm always fascinated by is that the anti-Obama folks don't seem to have a place to go to if he wins. I can't figure out where they ought to want to go to - there really isn't an advanced industrial nation that doesn't have some form of national health care, so I guess they'd have to go to some poor country that has a limited social safety net and low taxation.

Somalia maybe? No real government or infrastructure, no taxes, and no gun regulations. What's not to like?

Please move to Europe. I hear the economies are doing wonderfully over there.

What I'm always fascinated by is that the anti-Obama folks don't seem to have a place to go to if he wins. I can't figure out where they ought to want to go to - there really isn't an advanced industrial nation that doesn't have some form of national health care, so I guess they'd have to go to some poor country that has a limited social safety net and low taxation.

Anonymous wrote:Romney's going to becour next president, so probably good to get used to it. He'll be fine. I certainly wouldn't worry about it.

There goes the deficit. It's going to quadruple, just like under Reagan.

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Anonymous wrote:Where, pray tell, are all of these "I'm leaving" folks planning on going? Oddly enough, much of the world isn't clamoring to take in Americans.

You mean all one of them? She already said Europe.

I'm embarrassed, I think I must have clicked into the middle of this thread and didn't even see/register the first post -- because someone who already has the right to live in X country is not even remotely on my crap list. Oops.

(it just drives me batty when people do the "I'm leaving" thing with no concept of what it takes -- clearly not the issue here.)

Anonymous wrote:Relax, OP. Yes there are some really gullible people in this country "(Yeah! Romney's going to cut all our taxes and eliminate the deficit! He's MAGIC!")

Fortunately, we outnumber them in the states that matter. Obama will win.

I hope you are right, PP. But that may still mean a majority of voters in the US support Romney. And I disagree that there are "some" really gullible people in this country. There are A HUGE EFFING GAZILLION of gullible voters here.

Romney said his old dog "enjoyed" riding on top of his car all the way to Canada. Do all his supporters believe stuff like this too?