The no-holds-barred effort to defeat Obama

That’s awesome, any idea as to which anti-Bush movie they gave away in 2004?

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“Today at a gas station, an old white man saw my myriad of Obama bumper stickers and magnets on my car ….”–ADAM

ADAM and the fringe elements are working overtime the past few days. Could it be because ROMNEY is gaining in the polls and OBAMA is losing ground?

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Only the weak minded are still undecided, so you need to go to your big bag of stupid and find things that will get their votes. Once you’ve tried shiney objects and stories of magic rapes, you try your fantasy film.

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Yes, USMC…. so you are outraged at the RNC for their voter fraud, right?

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TO KUTGF,
The dems are much more notorious and known for voter fraud.

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DETROIT NEWS endorses Romney…
http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20121025/OPINION01/210250332/1008/opinion01/Editorial-Mitt-Romney-President

MICHIGAN: ROMNEY 47% OBAMA 47%…

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Give it up USMC – the people getting in trouble for tampering are Republicans
http://www.boiseweekly.com/CityDesk/archives/2012/10/21/gop-worker-charged-with-destroying-voter-registration-forms

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Congrats, USMC!

You had to cast that line only twice to get a bite!

But in this case, it’s the fish that’ll throw you back!

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The dems are much more notorious and known for voter fraud.

Not intended to be a factual statement.

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USMC

Any new “birther” news on WND this morning?

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BOO HOO HOO !

USMC:

Thank you ………… and don’t forget the Obama Administration may have provided classified information for the filming of that movie.

Geez !

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“Well, there’s quite a few great articles how obama might lose the popular vote but win the electoral college, won’t that be a kick in the arse? Quite frankly, I hope that doesn’t happen…”

Why not ? That’s exactly what was intended by the Constitution and our founding fathers !

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Dinesh D’Souza…..That man has some serious character issues.

Can’t think of a single reason to waste my time on anything that came from that cheating slime.

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USMC

Perhaps you missed my question from downstairs…

How do you feel about Nathan Spouul and Colin Small?

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I think the independents, especially women, will be breaking for obama after the latest repub senatorial candidates abortion mess…

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LETTERMAN SORE OVER OBAMA’S GM BANKRUPTCY LIES
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollywood/2012/10/24/letterman-sore-over-obama-gm-lie

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“Can’t think of a single reason to waste my time on anything that came from that cheating slime.”

I kind of like Clinton, his cheating didn’t really effect me and my 401K was did quite nicely.

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As can be seen, Mitt is trying to prematurely declare victory when he is still behind in most polls in key states and in their desparation the conned will stoop to any level. Palin’s “shuck and jive” comment. The latest “bombshell” claim. Threatening employees. Any lie or distortion is okay with the conned.

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Too bad, so sad.

This Armstrong thing is like fart in a hurricane compared to the fawning O’bozo media of ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, NYT, WaPo, AP, Rueters, etc.

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Contrary to the opinion of some of you, women do consider issues other than birth control and abortion when making decisions on which candidate to vote for.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5-yKhDd64s

heard that he is now in Elijay…

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The “no-holds-barred effort to defeat Romney” tactics are far worse than giving people a free movie.

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Steven Colbert didn’t actually say that did he?

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Jay, in every presidential election cycle, one side tries to defeat the other. This is usual and customary and isn’t news.

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might I add, a free movie that you’re not required to watch.

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**Why are you and your ilk not proud of the fact that Obama wants America diminished?**

Propaganda pure and simple, yet you believe because….you want to believe! In reality, what exactly has obama done to diminish america? Pathetic drivel mixed with conjecture = nonsense…

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Fahrenheit 911 was full of lies and deceit

examples?

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“The film in question? “Obama’s America: 2016.”–JAY BOOKMAN

Jay continues his WAR on COLORED people… Dinesh d’souza. Just got that “itch” huh, Jay?

Jay Bookman just doesn’t like colored people. sad!

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Obama just stamped out any remaining dignity left in the oval office by using profane language to describe his opponent. What a guy…

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In case this hasn’t already been posted:

“AP poll: Romney erases Obama advantage among women”

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The no-holds-barred effort to defeat ROMNEY…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpAOwJvTOio

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I knew the chicks would come around !

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USMC: People who think the free phones are Obama’s program are stupid no matter what side of the aisle they are on.

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Keep Up the Good Fight!

October 25th, 2012
9:21 am

Yes, USMC…. so you are outraged at the RNC for their voter fraud, right?

Examples or links?

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http://news.yahoo.com/ap-poll-romney-erases-obama-advantage-among-women-071129692–election.html

Whatever Romney doing is working, sadly, and a lot of people are falling for it. Obama better pick it up.

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free phones? Iphone 5’s?

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I have never seen unhinged con hate like this.

This year is demographically the end of the road for Them,
and they’re goin out with a bang, i’ll say that.for em.

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Five Thirty Eight has Obama at a 71% chance of winning, up from a bottoming out at 60% chance after the first debate.

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straitroad – “Obama just stamped out any remaining dignity left in the oval office by using profane language to describe his opponent. What a guy…”

If you honestly believe that Obama is the first POTUS to use profane language in referring to his opponent,then I suggest you leave the country immediately in hopes of finding one populated by care bears and cabbage patch kids.

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Does anyone on here remember Michael Moore? No? How about Fahrenheit 911? Where was your outrage about this Bush “hack job?” Oh yeah, there wasn’t any because you sports believe Bush was responsible for 911 (the first one).

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DownInAlbany – “How about Fahrenheit 911?”

Did a cable company in a swing state offer it for free during the 2004 election?

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“resentment of Obama’s success”. LMAO…other than giving the order to take out Bin Laden (on the 4th chance–he passed on 3 prior opportunities), he has no success whatsoever to speak of. That is why his entire reelection campaign is to try to paint Romney as some kind of incompetent idiot.

However, Romney is someone who can create jobs, get our economy moving again. Obama doesn’t even understand economics 101. A vote for Obama is a vote for us going further down the path to becoming Greece (higher unemployment than we have, crashed currency, riots, depression, etc.)

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joe – “A vote for Obama is a vote for us going further down the path to becoming Greece (higher unemployment than we have, crashed currency, riots, depression, etc.)”

I’m guessing you’ll be packing your bags after seeing this:
http://www.electoral-vote.com/

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straitroad – “Your ingorance on this matter would certainly explain your support for obama.”

And your ignorance would certainly explain why you believe I support Obama simply because I provide current polling data, and don’t fall lockstep with you and the party faithful.

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Well isn’t it too bad that there are some who take a different view of this radical community organizer that the left elected for president. You all fooled the American public before and the American public is now much more aware of this creep trying to get re-elected. His record is dismal and his intentions for 4 more years of pain and suffering are invalid.

Funny how you hypocrites have used the thuggish talents of organized labor to prop up, finance, and support Democrat candidates for generations. Two can play that game.

Funny how the main stream media has been used to suppress any news stories that may give advantage to Republicans. Benghazi is treated only as a “bump in the road” in importance to the Obama re-election campaign. The voting corruption scandal perpetrated by Patrick Moran (son of Democrat Congressman Moran) has been buried on page 28 of every news media source. How about the dead Florida people found on the voting lists that the DOJ won’t clean up? Collusion? Very much so.

Funny how Fox News is chastised for being biased by the Left while the rest of the networks who coddle the Annointed One on the View, the Today Show, and the Letterman Show get no mention of favoritism by you people.

Therefore, what’s good for the goose is good for the gander. This hypocritical talk of collusion from Bookman is a ridiculous smear typical of low road Democrat policy.

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Jay, I agree with all except your statement that “none of this is illegal.” An employer voicing his opinion on who he will vote for is legal but it is an open question about tieing that to threats re employment. That will require a fact intensive individual evaluation of each document discerning how general the employment prediction is versus how specific to the employer’s own business. If I were an employer, I would be thinking hard about whether pushing so aggressively for Romney is worth the risk of some time in the slammer.

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USMC-I find your terminology offensive.

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Can anyone explain to me why this is relevant…this is like saying you have to look up to see the sky…Of course they all will do anything to win…Obama included..

Obama’s record sucks and Romney is…well Romney…Obama is guilty of the same crap in his career and has spent his entire campaign attacking his opponent hoping we won’t notice his failings (and same old promises) in deficit, working with congress, taking criminal actions v wall steet and the like, immigration reform…blah blah blah..

They are no different..

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Thank you for deleting
USMC’s posts. UGH

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donovan

Lighten up! We had to endure four more years of the previous guy after he took us on an ill advised war of choice misadventure in iraq after lying about wmd.
Then to top it off, at the end of his term he left the country in shambles whereby no matter whom was the next guy, there would be no quick fix.
So, just sit back, relax and enjoy the rest of the movie. Regardless of who wins, I think we’ll all be able to move on…

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They are offering the movie for free because those who want to watch it can’t afford much beyond the trailer payment.

It’s a nice gesture.

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“Obama just stamped out any remaining dignity left in the oval office by using profane language to describe his opponent”

When Johnson was President he once said “I don’t trust any man unless I have his balls in my pocket”

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Keep: I condemn the mere vocal intent of committing voter fraud.

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The movie director has already admitted that he has never met or spoken to Our President so he obviously doesn’t know him either… what a jerk for suckering the Cons out of their $ only to hear and see the same old birther crap again!

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yuzeyurbrane: An employer voicing his opinion on who he will vote for is legal but it is an open question about tieing that to threats re employment. That will require a fact intensive individual evaluation of each document discerning how general the employment prediction is versus how specific to the employer’s own business. If I were an employer, I would be thinking hard about whether pushing so aggressively for Romney is worth the risk of some time in the slammer.

I would imagine that some HR departments will be very concerned about who may be terminated after the election. There will be some claims that an Obama supporter was terminated wrongfully. Even in Georgia, an “at-will” employment state, an employer cannot terminate for an unlawful purpose.

I would also hope that we see more shareholder actions on these matters as weak as the laws are to protect shareholders from these types of abuses.

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Obama has been bad for business, why shouldn’t they oppose him anyway possible? Check out the EPA rules they have waiting to announce after the election. You think his war on fossil fuels is over, based on what he said at the debates, think again, it has just gone undercover.

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Can anyone explain to me why this is relevant

Well, in the wake of Citizen’s United, you’re going to see all kinds of precedents made in campaigning. I don’t think we’ve even come close to seeing the most brazen of them yet.

They are no different..

When a true moderate Republican comes out and openly states he doesn’t trust this new “moderate” Romney, I would tend to think they are not quite one and the same as you say. That’s just my view though.

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Adam, I have no problem with that and join in that condemnation.

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On Topic: They are giving the movie away for free because no one will pay to watch it.

BOOOM!

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Verbal Kint: Adam – I believe they give us a much better chance than the current adminstratiion, that’s for sure.

I believe that, for sure, Romney/Ryan give us a worse chance than Obama/Biden.

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straitroad: Right wing media take: OMG HE THINKS WE ARE OWNED BY CHINA

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“Why anyone in America would vote Romney/Ryan and send us all back to the same failed Bush policies is beyond belief.”

Why would anyone vote for 1% GDP growth for the next four years is beyond belief?

In math, 1% > 0%. As weak as 1% GDP growth is, it’s better than the freefall we had before due to the last “conservative” in office. Given that Romney is probably a liberal today because of how hard he’s shifted from the right to get to the middle, we can’t say that Romney will do any better than that 1%.

Regardless to who’s in office, it’s up to the private sector to push that percentage up. It has nothing to do with politics, as it’s all about supply vs demand. Until somebody tunes out the voices in their head and realize that you have to put money into the hands of the people who will spend it, our economy will continue to be f**ked up. Clinging tightly to money like it’s the last Krispy Kreme doughnut in the box doesn’t help our economy.

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Bernie Marcus, CEO Home Depot and employer of 350,000 people would like Mitt Romney President, the current business climate is very unsettling and needs a new direction. He looks at the country with the eyes of a businessman and what he sees not only in this country but in Europe as frightening. The lack of direction, the escalating debt burden.
Romney does have the insight of a business man as well as political expertise. The time is here, a new direction towards a more uplifting vital future, one built on solid decision making, a solid foundation, an energetic new direction. The time is now.

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What really strikes me as how gullible can people on the right be? How can there be any truth to romney and job creation when we are now in a global economy and europe is in a stall? At least obama has us trending in the right direction and that is fact, what you would get with romney and tax cuts is also known – it doesn’t create jobs and increases the deficit. Been there, done that…

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How do you like the taste of your own crepe? It tastes bad unless it is Hollywood produced like Farenheir 911 or some of the other distorted and misleading and outright lying Democrat, Liberal, propoganda being released just before the election. Other crepe is the ignorant or incompetent media still trying to hide the biggest scandals in american history named Benghazi and Fast and Furious where american cistizens died while the administration bodly lied to save its political golden goose. Well, in spite of the media, the golden goose is cooked.

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Dang, I wish we had a cable co like that in Georgia.

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You claim it is an obvious “hack job”.

Did you watch it? Exactly where did the hack job occur?

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Ya’ll keep making excuses for those voter ID laws, libs, ’cause nobody would actually do any of this stuff, right?….

I have long said I have no problem with the concept of requiring photo ID to vote in the long run. T He problem I have is forcing it on the entire population without ensuring that all legitimate voters have the IDs, or as many of them as possible in all good faith, for free, and without having to travel 120 miles (or even 5) under their own power to get them – BEFORE you start requiring it in elections.

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The AJC, bringing you all the news the DNC wants you to hear!!

Still can’t bring themselves to write a story about Libya and the cover-up. Geez…

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“Why would anyone vote for 1% GDP growth for the next four years is beyond belief?”

Because a lot of people have very low standards or don’t even know what GDP growth means. You have to understand that a large portion of the population wakes up each day wondering how they can shove their hand deeper into someone elses pocket.

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Common Sense: Did you watch it? Exactly where did the hack job occur?

It’s kind of obvious. He doesn’t actually interview anyone who experienced life with Barack, and makes a specious link between his own life and Obama’s, and uses a word no one on the right understands but they all use it anyway (anti-colonial) to describe basically a projection of what Obama must think and feel due to Dinesh’s very limited worldview. In addition, I am convinced he is more in it for the money than anything else.

Obama 2016: Wealth redistribution from conservatives to D’Souza. Until they started giving it away for free, that is

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JackThrock: The counter balance to this story would be to point to the endless parade of “journalists” who are anything but impartial in their reporting and coverage.

Perhaps you would like to share your evidence?

….that’s what I thought.

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The one percent probably spend more on PACS than they do on their employees. Of course their PAC contributions are tax deductible though.

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Mighty Righty – “incompetent media still trying to hide the biggest scandals in american history”

You mean like Watergate and Iran-Contra? I’m pretty sure they covered both of those events.

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RB: Still can’t bring themselves to write a story about Libya and the cover-up. Geez…

You mean the coverup where they said it was a terrorist attack and later said they no longer believe that the terrorist attack was motivated by an anti-Muslim film, but have been consistent on the fact that it was an attack because, you know, RPGs and stuff?

The coverup where they basically told us everything they knew, just not in enough time for the 24 hour news cycle? That kind of coverup?

trans·par·ent adjective \tran(t)s-ˈper-ənt\ : characterized by visibility or accessibility of information

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After his now-known-to-be-knowingly-deceptive YouTube comments to the United Nations, seemingly Chauncey will say anything to be re-elected. That is sufficient justification for a “no-holds” barred effort to remove an incompetent from office.

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nelson

October 25th, 2012
10:16 am

Funny how America is doing better than Europe in this global recession. Funny how the steps taken by President Obama and not those that have been touted by Ryan/Romney (austerity) have been credited with salvaging the American economy. You can look to Europe and see what the Ryan/Romney plan has done.

If Romney is elected president his only course will be to put the current policy on steroids. In this climate spending stimulates growth just ask Greece.

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Adam,

That does not make it a hack job. It makes it a point of view. It would be a hack job if facts were manufactured, truth twisted beyond recognition.

No examples of that have been given.

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The Republican challenger tries to distance himself from Dubya, but the facts tell a different story

By Tim Dickinson
October 18, 2012 9:00 AM ET
Mitt Romney clearly wants to run away from the Bush legacy of unnecessary war, budget-busting tax cuts for the rich and economic collapse. When a town-hall debate questioner finally forced the GOP nominee to directly compare himself to Dubya earlier this week, Romney insisted: “President Bush and I are different people.” But place the two men’s biographies side by side, and the similarities that emerge are not just striking, they’re uncanny.

Here are 18 ways that Willard Mitt Romney is just like George Walker Bush:
1. They were both born to fathers named George.
George Romney was an auto industry executive and the governor of Michigan. George H.W. Bush was the 41st president of the United States.
2. Each has a patrician initial, W., in his name.
Romney’s W. is for Willard, honoring J. Willard Marriott, the hotels magnate and his father’s dear friend. Bush’s W. is for Walker, honoring his great-grandfather, George Herbert Walker, a famous financier for whom golf’s Walker Cup is named.
3. Their fathers were prominent executives before embarking on careers in politics.
George Romney was CEO of American Motors in Detroit. George H.W. Bush was a millionaire oilman, the president of Zapata Off-Shore in Texas.

4. As boys, both were brought up by beloved housekeepers of color.
The Romney family employed Birdie Nailing, an African-American woman. The Bushes relied on Paula Rendón, an immigrant from Mexico.
5. Both summered at waterfront estates in New England.
Romney kicked back at the Marriott compound on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire. Bush vacationed at his family compound in Kennebunkport, Maine.
6. Each attended an elite all-male prep school.
Romney is an alum of Cranbrook School for Boys in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Bush attended Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.
7. Because neither excelled at sports, both became cheerleaders.
Romney was the caretaker of the Cranbrook cheerleading squad’s mascot, a duck. At Andover, Bush knew his way around a megaphone.
8. Each received mediocre grades in high school.
Romney was not known as a standout student (a 1961 report card obtained by the Boston Globe showed two Bs, a C and a B+). Bush lived in fear of flunking out.
9. Both rode their pedigrees to elite universities.
Romney, by then the son of Michigan’s governor, was accepted by Stanford – where his friends teased him as “just not qualified.” Bush was a legacy admission to Yale.
10. Both graduated with degrees in the liberal arts.
Romney was an English major. Bush majored in history.
11. Each dodged service in Vietnam.
Romney received draft deferments related to his Mormon mission to France. Bush served stateside in the Texas Air National Guard.
12. Their fathers each lost a prominent bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
George Romney unsuccessfully contested Richard Nixon in 1968. George Herbert Walker Bush went up against Ronald Reagan in 1980.
13. Both dads’ campaigns were defined by a reference to the paranormal.
George Romney’s 1968 campaign collapsed after he blamed his prior support for the Vietnam war on “brainwashing.” George H.W. Bush was trounced in 1980 after referring to Ronald Reagan’s tax-cut plan as “voodoo economics.”
14. They attended Harvard Business School at the same time.
Romney received his MBA in 1974, Bush in 1975.

15. Each lost his first race for national elected office.
Romney was defeated in his Senate race against Ted Kennedy in 1994. Bush lost a House bid in Texas in 1978.
16. Each became governor of his adopted home state.
Romney went on to win in Massachusetts in 2002. Bush unseated Texas governor Ann Richards in 1994.
17. As governors, each championed an issue dear to Democrats.
Romney reformed health care in Massachusetts. Bush reformed education in Texas.
18. Both campaigned for president on an “across-the-board” tax cut – and promised it wouldn’t explode the deficit.
Romney’s tax-cut math just doesn’t add up. The last time America took a faith-based plunge on this kind of tax policy, Bush turned a $5 trillion projected surplus into $5 trillion in new debt.

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Down in Albany? There are about a half dozen folks living in Albany. Please get a life.

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straitroad: You will defend him because you have to, but anyone with an ounce of sense knows this has been covered up because it counters the administration’s narrative.

Um, no. See, a cover-up means he was deliberately misleading about whether or not an attack happened, etc. Not this useless nonsense over whether he labeled it correctly or whether an anti-Muslim video was part of the equation.

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I could be wrong here but I am willing to bet that the American people see what this president is doing to this country and we are going to see “change” before there is no “hope” to preserve this country. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

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News Quiz: Cheerleading made the news recently. What changes do they want?

1) They want to make cheerleading a sport. (regulate fewer injuries)

2) They want to make cheerleading a religion. (scriptural banners)

3) They want cheerleaders to go commando. (support the troops)

4) None of the above

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When a movie’s so bad that you can’t sell it on pay-per-view, it really must suck.

I predicted when it came out that it wouldn’t manage one tenth the gross of Fahrenheit 9/11 within three months of the films’ respective releases.

Maybe I oughta look it up to see if I was right…?

nah. More trouble than it’s worth.

headin’ upstairs.

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MEMBERS

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ragnar danneskjold

October 25th, 2012
10:28 am

After his now-known-to-be-knowingly-deceptive YouTube comments to the United Nations, seemingly Chauncey will say anything to be re-elected.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++

And here we have Ragsie again with his delusional posts about a fictional character from a movie. Next thing you know he’ll name himself from a character in a fictional book……. oh wait he’s already done that.

I guess Ragsy thinks that Chauncey is running against John Galt, bless his heart………..

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**A vote for Romney is a vote for a brighter future.**

Definitely not considered to be a factual statement…

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Obama 2016 is reportedly the second highest grossing documentary ranked behind one produced and directed by Michael Moore. It was well researched and presented creditable facts about Obama’s upbringing and associations including his fathers views regarding the United States and the Western world. D’Souza left it up to the viewer to formulate their own conclusions. It’s hard to say what effect if any this documentary may have had on the electorate at large but in my own opinion anyone with an open mind who watched it could only come away wondering how Obama could not have been greatly influenced by those known associations and in particular his father along with others during his formative years.

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TBone

The funniest line that Obama uses is he doesn’t want to go back to the policeis of the past. The past policies produced the richest country in the history of the world with the richest people, the best health care system, the strongest military in the world and the freeiest people of all races in the world. Obama wants to “change” a system that works to a system that has a history of failure.. The man is a fool.

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•Those who push “voter-fraud-fraud” owe us (and that other Republican dude) ……….an apology ”
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lol

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alex: BOOM, Adam, Boom, really?- how creative, now just where in the world did YOU come up with that, Sheeesh,

Stole it from the Thulsa god who I worship and can’t get enough of lol: lol: lol: lol:

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Donovan, buddy, serious.

“Well isn’t it too bad that there are some who take a different view of this radical community organizer that the left elected for president.”

The “left” elected the president? C’mon, man, get you head out of the sand.

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markie mark: “Mitt Romney’s infamous little speech about the despised 47 percent”

“Despised’ is your twist, Mr Bookman, not Romneys words

de·spise transitive verb \di-ˈspīz\

1: to look down on with contempt or aversion

Hmm, sounds like an accurate description of his sentiments to me.

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Obama takes us from a 500,000 lost jobs a month oh in excess of 100,000 gained and the Cons don’t like it. Why do they hate anyone who works?

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Skip

October 25th, 2012
10:47 am

“Obama takes us from a 500,000 lost jobs a month oh in excess of 100,000 gained and the Cons don’t like it. Why do they hate anyone who works?”

That is not meant to be a factual statement.

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What about the “No Holds Barred” effort to defeat George W Bush in 2004? Or the “No Holds Barred” effort to defeat Clinton in 1996?

If Romney wins, there will be a “No Holds Barred” effort to defeat him in 2016.

It’s the game, folks. It’s the game.

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ADAM,

Look up the words moonbat and wingnut:-)

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Brosephus™

October 25th, 2012
10:14 am
Leadership is getting the willing obedience from the followers. Obama has failed miserably!

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stevie ray: Regarding transparency…how is this not another broken promise of BO’s?

We know what the President knows (high level, minus the names and positions of CIA people and other sensitive national security info, of course) when it comes to what happened in Benghazi. They even released emails. How is not a promise KEPT?

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Not good for any of us….

(Reuters) – Consumers will have to dig deeper into their pockets next year to pay for costlier healthcare, more expensive grocery bills and higher taxes, an extra drag on the country’s already slow-moving economy.

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Depends on what you read. Here it ranks sixth behind Moores 3 and Al Gores on climate change. Regardless its had a lot of box office.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/anti-obama-film-becomes-top-10-movie-in-america-1-conservative-political-documentary-of-all-time/

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“Big news at the box office: The film pegged as the anti-Obama documentary has outsold all other movies opening this weekend, according to early reports. “2016: Obama’s America” raked in $2.2 million on Friday, outperforming other openers “Premium Rush” and the indie comedy “Hit and Run.” The earnings also make it the top-grossing documentary of the year.”

Wow those liberals/communists can lie or deflect anything at anytime. America is waking up.

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stevie ray: I dunno. If I had an afternoon to waste I might try to watch Fahrenheit and 2016 back to back. I watched a little bit of “Game Changer” as I surfed into it on HBO once…………

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“Atlanta-based Georgia Pacific, owned by the Koch brothers, sent a similar letter to its 45,000 employees, warning that “many of our more than 50,000 U.S. employees and contractors may suffer the consequences” if the wrong man is elected president. . . the packet included columns written by the Koch brothers endorsing Romney and condemning Obama.”
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The Koch Brothers have also financially supported ALEC, which desires to turn our public schools into quasi-private schools run by corporate management companies for profit. The tactics that the Koch Brothers, et al., have used to attempt to control the minds and votes of their workers will later be used to control the minds and votes of the students and teachers functioning wthin their privately managed schools for profit, imo.

Two different visions for America. Romney and the Koch Brothers view workers, students, teachers, as well as women, and minorities as inferior to the moguls of industry because they see these moguls as all important to the success of this nation through private enterprise in which management’s voice is more important than workers’ voices. This is a hierarchial vision of humanity. If you vote for Romney, one day you, too, may find yourself at the bottom of their hierarchial vision of others, which will end up seeing only the top 1% of this world as worthy.

Jefferson, with his egalitarian vision for America’s evolving ideal, will weep for America if his dream for our democratic republic – and his dream for public education – are forfeited by an unaware electorate, and if unaware citizens cede their voices and their votes to the wealthy/ powerful elite who have stealthily tried to control this nation for their selfish, monetary purposes – through unsavory means – for decades.

Don’t be fooled and don’t be used. Vote for President Obama’s re-election. He will continue Jefferson’s egalitarian vision for America.

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Obama condems Mourdock’s remarks on rape babies being God’s intention: http://www.nbc.com/assets/video/widget/widget.html?vid=1421850

“[T]his underscores, though, this is exactly why you don’t want a bunch of politicians — mostly male — making decisions about women’s health care decisions. Women are capable of making these decisions in consultation with their partners, with their doctors. And, you know, for politicians to want to intrude in this stuff, often times without any information, is a huge problem. And this is obviously a part of what’s at stake in this election. You’ve got a Supreme Court that, typically a president is going to have probably another couple of appointments during the course of his term. And, you know, Roe vs. Wade is probably hanging in the balance. You’ve got issues like Planned Parenthood where, you know, that organization provides millions of women cervical cancer screenings, mammograms, all kinds of basic healthcare.

“And so I think it’s really important for us to — to understand that women are capable of making these decisions and that these are not just women’s issues. These are family issues.”

Romney says he simply “disagrees” but still supports Akin. McCain is reconsidering his own support for Mourdock.

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Isn’t it ironic that Birthers are anti-labor? Trump and Romney: Birthers make strange bedfellows. Did Trump use the Lamaze method to get his hair to do that? It takes weeks of mouth-breathing classes to be a proper birther. Mouth-breathe! Mouth-Breathe!!!!

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We need a movie about Romney’s mysterious tax returns and why he won’t show them to us.

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MARYELIZABETH

Morning…my concern as you know is that BO is making the same tired and broken promises as in 2008…suggesting on more that one occasion that the economy took a back seat to HC crap legislation, immigration reform, tax overhaul, transparency etcetera….I can’t vote for either…poor track record/non transparent incumbent versus a guy resembling a Ken doll who is not sure what he can really commit to…

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ADAM

Agreed…I guess we may have to go to the obama library 10 years or so down the road after freedom of info act is triggered..

It really is a three ring circus…Carney, Hillary, and Obama (per Wesley Clark and Axelrod)…

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52% UNITE

make the 47% & the 1% PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE

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stevie ray: Agreed…I guess we may have to go to the obama library 10 years or so down the road after freedom of info act is triggered..

Barring discovery of Obama letting it happen on purpose, or condoning it, I don’t see what new things we will learn.

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Romney epitomizes “the man” — the one who wants to put you down and keep you down. Usually that person is just your boss or the CEO of a company like (ahem) Bain Capital.

The thought that “the man” could be the president scares me and should scare anyone who would like a government that actually serves and protects all the people, not just those at the top (like those who can afford to show movies for free on their cable network).

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Williebkind@11:06

Spot on. If it’s Media Matters, Daily Kos, the Huffington Post or whatever other far-left rag the libs hang on to their every word as fact.

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Williebkind

October 25th, 2012
11:06 am

“The Blaze is a right wing nut job “publication” with a political agenda.”

This is liberal/communist comprehension of the drive by medias.
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nope, THIS is a left wing Opinion blog you silly man. It is under the “Opinion’ header. Jay doesn’t pretend to be doing straight news stories here. The Blaze DOES pretend to be a news site. It is however as extremist as the Huffington post. From Wiki:

TheBlaze is a news and opinion website and television network owned by American media personality and former CNN Headline News and Fox News host Glenn Beck’s Mercury Radio Arts. The website was launched three days after Beck’s widely publicized Restoring Honor rally at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D. C. Beck has promoted The Blaze as an alternative to “mainstream media outlets,” which Beck says are “distorting facts to fit rigid agendas.” Beck was quoted saying that The Blaze will feature “breaking news, original reporting, insightful opinions and engaging videos about the stories that matter most” and that “we will examine our culture, deal with matters of faith and family, and we won’t be afraid of a history lesson.”[4] The site is reportedly modeled after The Huffington Post, and has been compared to that site by Matt DeLong of the Washington Post and Steve Krakauer of Mediaite.

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Sheetz

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Leadership is getting the willing obedience from the followers. Obama has failed miserably!

America has never marched lockstep behind our leaders except for times of great tragedy. We value individual freedoms too much.

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Williebkind, I do not need the money. Aren’t you the one who’s always asking “are you better off than you were four years ago?” to which my answer continues to be “yes.”

There are legitimate reasons for wanting to see Romney’s tax returns as I’m sure his approach to future tax policy could be influenced by his past behavior in how he approaches his tax liability. It’s customary for presidential contenders to show tax returns going back a dozen years or so, yet Romney has refused to show his for all but the last two years. Considering that’s a time frame during which he knew he better clean up his act, I don’t think they really tell us what we need to know.

So this is a big issue and one which he continues to evade — tax evasion, if you will.

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Fred thinks it is a political agend if you want to maintain traditions and beliefs. Of course its political to him because he has no absolute truths–just opinion and theory.

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Williebkind: “Well, he will, after the election, give a soothing consoling speech to all the progressive/communists groups that supported him in his failed attempt to take over the country”

Oh I see, he attempted but failed to “take over” the country. He wanted to take it over so badly that he propped up the banks, hired Timmy Geithner and Larry Summers to build one of the most pro-capitalist, big-bank friendly economics teams ever seen, pulling capitalism back from the brink of a 1920s style collapse and launching it into stratospheric levels of recovery and growth, as middle class people, workers, and homeowners were left dangling. Yeah THAT community organizer take-over artist.

C’mon rubes, Think!!! It’s painful at first, but it’s better to have insight than wallowing in ignorance.

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Williebkind

October 25th, 2012
11:22 am

Fred thinks it is a political agend if you want to maintain traditions and beliefs. Of course its political to him because he has no absolute truths–just opinion and theory.
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Nope Mr. Reasding Comprehension Challenged. What I am talking about is the ranking of the movie Obama’s America 2016. You would know that if you could read and actually READ what I have been posting about.

That other crap in your post i just quoted? That comes right out of your ass, not anything that I have posted here. Maybe you ought to jam it right back up that place you got it from and THINK before you type next time.

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It would be fall-down-on-the-ground, split-my-sides hilarious, to listen to these rubes bend their logical schemes and twist facts every which way to Sunday to support their paranoiac fears and delusions if it weren’t so devastating grotesque.

The rubes really think the most friendly American administration capital has ever had is communist. It’s truly black comedy for the gods.

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“You can NEVER admit you are wrong, not even when it is clearly the case. What a sad way to go through life. No wonder you can’t tell the truth, you are so used to covering up when you are wrong that lying has become second nature to you. Just pathetic.”

When you’re inability to make a reasonable point fails as it appears to do so frequently your frail little response is to call someone a liar. Now fred, that is pathetic.

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When you’re inability to make a reasonable point fails as it appears to do so frequently your frail little response is to call someone a liar. Now fred, that is pathetic.
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Really? I link you to the most respected movie data base in the world and you still fail to acknowledge the truth of that and I’m wrong?

Wow. Back away from the Oxy…………

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LOLOLOL! Wake up brainless zombies! Obama’s plans ARE working! He is trying to bankrupt America. He hates everything America stands for. If you support him, why not just move to Cuba? They are where we will be after 4 more years of Obama. With his plans, there will be NO middle class. He’s doing a great job, if you think living in a third world country is a good thing!

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Recon

If you are posting links from the “blaze” it might be best not to cry about those who post from Media matter and Huffington

just saying

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Middle Class losing ground every day

Better get off that computer and get into the lunch room before the bell rings. Time’s already ticking on your lunch period.

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“Obama’s up 60 – 40 on InTrade.
Obama’s up 70 – 30 on FiveThirtyEight.

Republicans get so excited about a fracional popular-vote lead, but ignore the electoral college. Why?”

Real Clear Politics

Romney 206, Obama 201
With no-toss ups, Obama 281. Romney 257

NC, Florida, Virginia, Colorado trending into the R column
Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada, Iowa, NH all in play

That’s why.

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Stevie Ray, 11:04 am

Good morning to you, also, Stevie Ray. Well, I guess we just see President Obama through different eyes. I see Obamacare as a monumental accomplishment for the betterment of America. A universal healthcare plan had been attempted for Americans for a half century but no president before Obama was able to get it done. Had he not accomplished making the ACA into law when he did, it would not have happened for many years, if not for decades, because of the change in the numbers in Congress after 2010.

I urge you to reread what I stated in my 10:59 am post today. I am very concerned about what will happen to our democratic republic if Gov. Romney is elected as President. He is wearing a “soft-edged” facade right now, imo, but he is a man who will do the bidding of those powerful moguls who will have put him into office, and that vision is radical, in my opinion, not only in terms of women’s rights, but for education, and for the betterment of average middle/class Americans. Just a minute ago, I saw Romney on television speaking extremely fervently in Cincinnati, Ohio, about changing our schools to those of “choice” with is a code word for dismantling public education to private enterprise school markets for profit. Frightening in the context of what I wrote at 10:59 am, above.

I wish very much that I could change your mind to vote for President Obama – and also change the minds of all who read this blog who have decided to vote for Gov. Romney – because I truly fear for what America will become under the leadership of present day Republicans. with their fervent, regressive, and out-of-balance ideology, as I see it.

I probably won’t respond again today, Stevie Ray, as I will be going out. Best to you.

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Tom Jefferson wisdom:

I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.
Thomas Jefferson

All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent.
Thomas Jefferson

My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government.
Thomas Jefferson

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“Big news at the box office: The film pegged as the anti-Obama documentary has outsold all other movies opening this weekend, according to early reports. “2016: Obama’s America” raked in $2.2 million on Friday, outperforming other openers “Premium Rush” and the indie comedy “Hit and Run.” The earnings also make it the top-grossing documentary of the year.”

Top grossing docu?

of the year?

[Insert "tallest dwarf" or "most popular cable news" joke here.]

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Welcome to the Occupation

October 25th, 2012
12:09 pm

“But there is not a single one of those abuses that is not likely to get WORSE under a Romney administration.”

Lets start with the government refusing to implement laws Obama disagrees with or the illegal sale of thousands of guns to Mexican Drug Cartels resulting in hinded of Mexicans and one of our border agents killed. How about Eric Holder dropping charges of the voter intimidation thugs in Philadelphia caught on video tape. How about the solid month of lies about Benghazi. How about a sitting president suing a state because the stae wants to enforce laws the president is refusing to enforce. How about meeting in the middle of the night under cover of darkness to pass the largest boondoggle costing the most tax dollars in american history. How about refusing to turn over documents to the people we elected to keep and eye on him and his administration. I can’t see Romney doing any of this.

“Only a foolish people would want to extend the power of the current administration. ”

No. Only a foolish people is tricked by the sham of a two-party system that purports to hold both parties to account for their adherence to the rule of law and their willingness to serve the will of the people.

That is an indictment of BOTH parties not a reason to vote for one or the other.

Ever occur to you that maybe the problem is not one or the other PARTY per se? That maybe the disease is in the system itself?

I concur. Have a solution?

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Oh for a return to wisdom of John Kennedy in the white house instead of a teleprompter reading empty suit on a stage somewhere mouthing some false hood.

Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibility for the future.
John F. Kennedy

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Mighty Righty, my thinking does not overlap completely with that of Thomas Jefferson’s, but my thinking does overlap with his thinking regarding “the inherent and unalienable rights of man,” that “all are created equal,” on the need of public education to sustain our democratic republic, and the absolute necessity of freedom of thought, without constraints.

Please read my following entry in my personal blog, entitled “Egalitarianism and Capitalism,” to see how my thoughts overlap with Jefferson’s in the core of his perceptions, and how my thoughts on the role of government in today’s world overlap more with the ideas of FDR’s and FDR’s concept of a 2nd Bill of Rights for all Americans, than with Jefferson’s idea of a more limited government. However, Jefferson’s mind was so visionary and complex that he allowed for a possible changing of the role of government in the future because he believed primarily in freedom of thought, even over the role of government. We are in danger of having our freedom of thought impaired in today’s America not by the government but by the wealthy and powerful moguls of industry, of whom Jefferson always had suspicion because of their mercenary cores. He knew that these moguls would try to manipulate the majority, average citizens to serve their own mercenary interests – and would be able to do so – unless all Americans were educated – through public education – to see into the selfish machinations of the wealthy/powerful elite of our nation.

I repeat: “Each generation. . . has. . .a right to choose for itself the form of government it believes most promotive of its own happiness.” -Thomas Jefferson

Please read my post, below, in which I compare and contrast my thoughts with those of Jefferson:

http://maryelizabethsings.wordpress.com/category/egalitarianism-and-capitalism/

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Oh boo hoo! This is very sad! No telling what kind of chicanery the Democrats are up to. One thing for sure – it will never see the light of day. If you do not like the movie, do not go see it, or go see that movie that opened some years ago where the plot line was killing Bush. Your double standard continues unabated – what a surprise!

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Good. I encourage all honest institutions to tell the truth about Obama’s MASSIVE failures, cover ups and lies. He is trash to the core and deserves retirement for the good of the country.

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