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#139101 - 30/01/08 10:52 AM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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I'm still holding out hope for Romney.

He'll get my vote next Tuesday.

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#139102 - 30/01/08 12:54 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Quote:
Originally posted by Desert_Rat:
I'm still holding out hope for Romney.

He'll get my vote next Tuesday.
*applause* [ThumbsUp]

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#139103 - 30/01/08 02:20 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Originally posted by MidnightX:
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Originally posted by great pyr-hauler:
[b]Please hurry along to your next lame-o hobby and give us all a break with Ron freaking Paul.
OK. I'm done.[/b]
Look, assuming Paul is out, who do you like after him?

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#139104 - 30/01/08 04:50 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Originally posted by Desert_Rat:

I'm still holding out hope for Romney.

He'll get my vote next Tuesday.
Yes. I agree. Romney will be getting my vote on Tuesday.

I wish Huckasuck would leave the race now. All he is doing right now is taking votes away from Romney.

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Debate tonight.... CNN 8PM.

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#139105 - 30/01/08 05:14 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Live Posting Republican Candidate Debate....

-- Ron Paul's first question about the economy....Monetary policy is wrong. Rants about other things but never says what is wrong with monetary policy.

-- Romney asked about McCain and brings up good points about why McCain is bad... drilling for oil.... amnesty....his expensive global warming fraud, etc.

-- McCain blatantly lies and says he has a conservative record. Doesn't defend what Romney said about him (he can't). McCain attacks Romney.

He rambles on about the people who are supporting him.

-- Romney responds to McScum attacks. Defends his time as Mass governor.

-- Huck asked about Rush Limbaugh by Anderson Cooper. Is Rush Limbaugh running for office?

Huck rambles on about why he thinks he is a conservative.

-- Romney asked about taxes and Health Care Program in MA. Gives rambling answer.

-- McCain asked about Gov. Arnold suing the feds regarding environmental issues. McCain lies and says he supports federalism.

He goes on to defend actions about global warming. The fraud of cap and trade. Says he supports nuclear power. Says we need to develop green technologies. Mentioned taxation to pay for it.

-- Romney talks about other energy sources. Is against cap and trade. Says it is a new tax that will be imposed on public (he is right). Says it will force more companies overseas.

-- Huck says California enviro policies will force jobs to other states. He's right.

He is against federal unfunded mandates on states.

-- Ron Paul talks about property rights and their threat from too much environmentalism. He is right on that point.

-- Huck asked about rebates to taxpayers ala stimulus package. Huck doesn't think it will stimulate economy. I agree with that.

He goes to say the money needs to be spent on infrastructure.

-- Romney agrees infrastructure can be good for economy, but he also cautions it can be done badly by mentioning "big dig" in MA.

-- Ron Paul uses word "empire" again. :rolleyes: Rambles on a bit and sort of incoherently.

-- McCain talks about mortgage crisis. Says people shouldn't be given money if they can't repay. Says Wall Street needs to be punished (that's a shout out to his left wing base).

He says government needs to take further steps.

-- McCain asked about Bush tax cuts and his flip flop on issue. Is avoiding question and says he was part of Reagan Revolution.

He lies and said his support for tax cuts was tied to spending. He doesn't answer question at all and not honestly.

-- Romney attacks McCain on McCain's comments saying the tax cuts were for the rich.

-- Huck asked about illegal immigration and "anchor baby" issue and if he supports it. Doesn't directly answer the question. Says Supreme Court decided issue.

Claims he wants illegals to go to back of the line. Doesn't say anything about them going home. [Freak]

-- Romney asked about illegal immigration. Says no amnesty. Says illegals with kids should be given time to organize their affairs but must go home.

Rails against the McCain plan that allows all of them to stay. Says people who come here illegally should not be given a deal.

-- McCain asked about his immigration bills. Ignores facts included in question and says the borders need to be secured first (something he has ALWAYS fought against).

McCain opened himself up here for much in which Romney can attack. I hope he takes advantage, but I kind of doubt it.

-- Huck asked about Reagan's decision to appoint Sandra Day O'Connor to SCOTUS. Says history will have to be the judge of that, not him.

-- Ron Paul says he would never have appointed her.

-- McCain says he is proud of her. He then goes on to lie and say he would appoint guys like Roberts and Alito. A blatant lie by McCain.

They are taking a temporary break right now so the audience has time to go and throw up.....

-- Romney asked about Peggy Noonan's comments about Bush hurting the Republican Party. Romney says it wasn't all Bush but Washington too (I guess he means Congress).

-- Romney asked if he ever supported a timetable to leave Iraq. He says he never said that and it was a lie for others to make that claim (McCain's campaign actually made up that lie and put it out there before a previous primary election).

Says that was dirty campaign tricks.

-- McCain is dishonestly claiming Romney insinuted an Iraq timetable.

Romney is angry and fires back at McCain. Say's he is being taken out of context and McCain is not using his entire quote. McCain is scum.

McScum proclaims himself to be an expert on the subject. He basically just said Romney can't lead the fight against radical Islamic terrorists.

(Romney has a chance to attack McCain because McCain is the one who wants to give terrorists all kinds of constitutional rights).

-- McCain is complaining that Romney spent money on attack ads against him and Huckabee.

-- Ron Paul asked if he agrees with McCain that US soldiers could be in Iraq for 100 years.

Says he didn't agree with going there in the first place. Throws in "empire" remark again during long rant.

Much kookiness coming out now in a long rant. Says Iraq was unconstitutional and didn't have a declaration of war. Ron Paul's ignorance is shining brightly.

-- Huck defends staying there until job is done.

-- McCain defends presence in Iraq. Corrects Ron Paul about a comment about Eisenhower and Korea.

-- Huck asked about Vladimir Putin of Russia against context of comment Bush made about him years ago when first becoming president.

Huck speaks about our need for military strength.

-- Romney asked about Putin and says authoritarian ways coming back. Russia using energy resources for influence.

-- McCain asked about his qualifications to manage the country and economy. McScum says because he knows how to lead. Goes on to rant about his national security positions. Doesn't discuss anything economic.

-- Romney says McCain is not a guy who can lead on economic matters. Says someone leading a committee in Washington is not economic experience. Says we need someone who has led in the private economy.

-- Romney asked if military service is vital to be commander in chief. Romney doesn't feel that is necessary to lead.

-- Ron Paul says the president is not commander in chief of the economy. Says the president is not supposed to "manage the economy". Makes comment about the "welfare state" and complains about military being policeman for world.

Some of it was actually a good and correct answer, but Ron Paul's delivery is horrible and he has a habit of wandering too far from the question and always rants about foreign policy.

-- Huck responds to subject, but he boringly rambled on and lost me to a daydream. I have no idea what the fuck he said.

-- Romney asked if Ronald Reagan would endorse him. He says he believes so.

-- McCain gives rambling answer.

-- Ron Paul says he doesn't know what Reagan would do now. Manages to sneak in gold standard comment. The kook was emerging in that answer.

-- Huck goes on and praises Reagan and his qualities.

............................................

That's it. The debate is over.

I would say Romney did alright, but he had a number of opportunities to directly attack McCain and did not take advantage.

The best part of the debate was the heated exchange between Romney and McScum.

Huck was affable and personable but not very memorable.

Ron Paul was slightly kooky at times. On a kook scale from 1 to 10... he was about a 5 tonight.

The Republican Party needs to move away from CNN as a venue for Republican debates. The questions are bad and many are outright stupid.

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#139106 - 30/01/08 05:47 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Quote:
Originally posted by Desert_Rat:
I'm still holding out hope for Romney.

He'll get my vote next Tuesday.
Why does it always come down to a choice between a turd sandwich and giant douche?

Vote or Die

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#139107 - 31/01/08 09:13 AM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Originally posted by NY Madman:
-- Ron Paul's first question about the economy....Monetary policy is wrong. Rants about other things but never says what is wrong with monetary policy.
Just responding to this statement:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbncgMFrgtY

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#139108 - 31/01/08 09:27 AM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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On the "nice guy" scale, Huckabee consistently comes out on top, but Romney is much stronger on actually talking about specific steps needed to solve issues. He seldom dodges questions and gives direct answers that make sense more than the other guys.

He's no Regan, but he's head and shoulders above these other asshats.

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#139109 - 31/01/08 10:46 AM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Quote:
Originally posted by Desert_Rat:
He's no Regan, but he's head and shoulders above these other asshats.
The question is, will the rest of the country see it that way? confused

Anyone out there have a clue about how certain regions of the country are going to vote?

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#139110 - 31/01/08 10:51 AM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Quote:
Originally posted by BluMerle:
Quote:
Originally posted by Desert_Rat:
[b]He's no Regan, but he's head and shoulders above these other asshats.
The question is, will the rest of the country see it that way? confused

Anyone out there have a clue about how certain regions of the country are going to vote?[/b]
California is Hillary country. She is head and shoulders above B-Rock here. The Republicans are a non-issue here. Sure, people here will vote for Republicans, but the population centers are all wacko left-wing hives. No Republican presidential candidate will ever win in CA again. We're too far gone.

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#139111 - 31/01/08 02:48 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Quote:
Originally posted by rift:
California is Hillary country.
Really? I live smack dab in the middle of Los Angeles County, and I personally don't know anyone who is voting for her. Nor do I see any bumper stickers, or anyone talking about her.

Funny though, I sure do hear a lot of people saying there's no one worth voting for.

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#139112 - 31/01/08 02:50 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Quote:
Originally posted by MidnightX:

Quote:
Originally posted by NY Madman:
[b]-- Ron Paul's first question about the economy....Monetary policy is wrong. Rants about other things but never says what is wrong with monetary policy.
Just responding to this statement:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbncgMFrgtY [/b]
Ron Paul was VERY kooky in that video. He was an 8 out 10 on the kook scale.

When he talks about his whacky monetary policy ideas he is at some of his most clueless and ignorant and kookiness.

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#139113 - 31/01/08 03:04 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Arnold is a Republican, so I don't think California completely to the left. Then again, most of his positions are moderate and he did married a Kennedy - so that might have something to do with it. :p
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#139114 - 31/01/08 03:05 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Quote:
Originally posted by Shahram:
Quote:
Originally posted by rift:
[b]California is Hillary country.
Really? I live smack dab in the middle of Los Angeles County, and I personally don't know anyone who is voting for her. Nor do I see any bumper stickers, or anyone talking about her.

Funny though, I sure do hear a lot of people saying there's no one worth voting for.[/b]
You're right. I should mention that I'm basing that statement on every single poll I've seen, but not on my personal interviews. Everyone I talk to is terrified of her, but thinks B-Rock is only about .005% better.

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#139115 - 31/01/08 03:07 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Oh and I know it's going to break hearts in here, but I heard on the news this morning that Ralph Nader is probably going to drop out of the race.

1. Who the bleep even knew he was running?
2. Who the bleep even gives a crap if he was?

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#139116 - 31/01/08 03:12 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Originally posted by KJ_dragon:

Arnold is a Republican, so I don't think California completely to the left. Then again, most of his positions are moderate and he did married a Kennedy - so that might have something to do with it. :p
Arnold is not a "moderate" Republican. Arnold is a liberal. He's a RINO. Arnold is a disappointment and a disgrace.

What the fuck does "moderate" mean? That's a media word for Republicans who fuck over their party and their base by acting like liberal Democrats.

How come Democrats who act like Republicans are not called "moderate" Democrats?

It's a word the media uses to manipulate people's feelings. It's a word they use to avoid the truth by using the infamous "L" word... liberal.

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#139117 - 31/01/08 03:17 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Originally posted by rift:

Oh and I know it's going to break hearts in here, but I heard on the news this morning that Ralph Nader is probably going to drop out of the race.

1. Who the bleep even knew he was running?
2. Who the bleep even gives a crap if he was?
Are you sure you heard the news correctly.

Other media outlets are saying he's actually thinking about jumping into the race.

Link...

Quote:
Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate who has been accused by Democrats of helping hand the White House to George W. Bush in 2000, has formed a committee to explore another presidential bid.

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#139118 - 31/01/08 03:20 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Quote:
Originally posted by rift:
Oh and I know it's going to break hearts in here, but I heard on the news this morning that Ralph Nader is probably going to drop out of the race.
Too bad. While I disagree with his beliefs, I think Ralph Nader is a good guy. If it wasn't for that asshole Gore stealing votes away from him with fear tactics back in 2000 (You may not like me, but you must vote for me or George Bush will become President!), we'd have a viable third party opposition to the Republocrat, One Party System that we have today.

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#139119 - 05/02/08 10:48 AM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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When I saw this photo, I knew it would be worth resurrecting this thread for...

[img]http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/200...AoL9w0Dth43xQ--[/img]

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#139120 - 05/02/08 10:51 AM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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I did my super tuesday duty this morning.

Oh, and I voted too.

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#139121 - 05/02/08 12:06 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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I voted for Romney.


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#139122 - 05/02/08 05:14 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Looking at a lot of the early returns, it's not looking good for Romney, dammit.

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#139123 - 05/02/08 05:42 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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I like Romney's politics more than McCain's but I'd vote for McCain over Romney just because I don't believe that Romney could beat either Hillary or Obama.

The media would have a field day with Romney's religion.

Since it looks like Congress will stay with a Democratic majority, I want the Republican who can most likely win in November. That isn't Romney and even though McCain is more liberal than Romney, he isn't as liberal as Hillary and not even CLOSE to being as liberal as Obama.

I'd be happy with a Republican president and a Democratic congress. This way, hopefully NOTHING will get done and we will then prosper as a nation.
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#139124 - 05/02/08 05:43 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Looks like Obama took GA.. no surprise there. Hillary on the other hand just took TN, OK, & AR.

Unfortunately I think Huckabee's going to cripple any chances Romney may have in the South. I just hope Romney can pull out the victory in CA though and reduce McCain's chances.

*Edit*
McCain - IL & CT
Romney - MA
Huckabee - AR

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#139125 - 05/02/08 06:06 PM Re: Man enough to admit I've got ED..
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Originally posted by GrnXnham:

I'd be happy with a Republican president and a Democratic congress. This way, hopefully NOTHING will get done and we will then prosper as a nation.
What's the difference? With John McCain as president WE WOULD have a Democrat in the White House.

Thanks for putting one of the last nails in the Republican Party coffin.

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