Just heard it on the radio.

Now, we all need to put our differences aside and 'come together'.

Like the guy or hate the guy, you're right, I think. Voting for his opponent is unthinkable, and not voting at all is, in my little mind, unforgivable.

I did not see that coming.

Now we have t hold his feet to the fire and the best way to make sure he governs conservatively he ween to take the Senate.

Quote from: MAC Man on May 29, 2012, 07:31:10 PM
Just heard it on the radio.

Now, we all need to put our differences aside and 'come together'.

I will..... right after I stop vomiting....

Well, its about time!

However, I sincerely doubt I will be voting for him!

Hear me out on this...

I live in Utah. Does anyone seriously think that my voting for a 3rd party candidate will cost Romney a single Utah Electoral Vote, let alone, the election?

Not bloody likely!

However, my support for a deserving 3rd party candidate (haven't figured out which one yet,  so don't ask!) could be the first step on the road to eventually upsetting the status quo of the RINO Republican Party. The journey of 1000 political miles begins with but a single step!

Even if it doesn't, it will enable me to go to sleep each night with a clear conscience!

-Dr Watt

Quote from: taxed on May 29, 2012, 08:05:04 PM
I will..... right after I stop vomiting....

Did you think Ron Paul was going to stage a last-minute comeback?

Quote from: Dr_Watt on May 29, 2012, 08:14:22 PM
Well, its about time!

However, I sincerely doubt I will be voting for him!

Hear me out on this...

I live in Utah. Does anyone seriously think that my voting for a 3rd party candidate will cost Romney a single Utah Electoral Vote, let alone, the election?

Not bloody likely!

However, my support for a deserving 3rd party candidate (haven't figured out which one yet,  so don't ask!) could be the first step on the road to eventually upsetting the status quo of the RINO Republican Party. The journey of 1000 political miles begins with but a single step!

Even if it doesn't, it will enable me to go to sleep each night with a clear conscience!

-Dr Watt

In the Land of Mormons, you might be right. I live in Ohio -- The Heart Of It All^TM -- a state every pundit thinks will be a swing state this year. Not voting or tossing my vote away on a hopeless candidate is unthinkable for me.

Things aren't going that well for Dear Leader; he's got a tough row to hoe to keep his plush digs. But if he makes it, by God it won't be because I stayed home or pissed away my vote for this year's version of Don Quixote Ross Perot.

Quote from: The Boo Man... on May 29, 2012, 08:04:06 PM
I did not see that coming.

Now we have t hold his feet to the fire and the best way to make sure he governs conservatively he ween to take the Senate.

You mean like a giant pile of burning dims and threaten to throw Mitten on the heap. Kind of fire? 

Quote from: tbone0106 on May 29, 2012, 08:27:26 PM
Did you think Ron Paul was going to stage a last-minute comeback?

Why does that name sound familiar?

Quote from: The Boo Man... on May 29, 2012, 08:04:06 PM
I did not see that coming.

Now we have t hold his feet to the fire and the best way to make sure he governs conservatively he ween to take the Senate.

You didn't see it coming because the MSM don't want you to understand that Romney is the nominee, period. They want you to think there's still some sort of contest, even though you HAD to know that was over.

Quote from: Solar on May 29, 2012, 08:39:52 PM
You mean like a giant pile of burning dims and threaten to throw Mitten on the heap. Kind of fire? 

Sort of. With the GOP controlling both houses Romney would be more likely to be  Conservative because it would be rather easy. Of course if he doesn't we then throw him on top of the burning dung heap of Democrats.

WE all have to remember that we have more to win than just the White House. We need to replace most if not all poilitician in the house and senate with citizen statesmen not career politicians and lawyers.

I fear we are too far gone to fix it though.

Quote from: taxed on May 29, 2012, 09:26:14 PM
Why does that name sound familiar?

He's a doctor-turned-congressman who moonlighted as a presidential candidate.

Quote from: taxed on May 29, 2012, 08:05:04 PM
I will..... right after I stop vomiting....

Pisses me off!!! It should be a set amount of time for campaigning, followed by all 50 states having the primary vote on the same day. By the time it got to NC, I didn't have a choice................not one that would have mattered.

Quote from: lessthantolerant on May 30, 2012, 03:46:17 AM
WE all have to remember that we have more to win than just the White House. We need to replace most if not all poilitician in the house and senate with citizen statesmen not career politicians and lawyers.

I fear we are too far gone to fix it though.

This is exactly my point!

It must be remembered that, out of our total national debt, Obama only owns about 1/2 of it. The rest came largely from the reign of George W Bush and his REPUBLICAN Congress.

Yes, he had 9/11 to deal with, but we should have been in and out of there over 8 years ago. When will our politicians learn that it is not the job of the U.S. to remake the world in our image?

Until the American people realize that the main difference between the Republicans and Democrats is that the Democrats want to drive us off the fiscal cliff doing 80 mph, while the Republicans want to drive us off that same cliff doing only 75 mph, we are NOT going to see meaningful change in Washington's spending habits!

Congress' approval rating is lower than that of any president at his worst! But, Congressmen and Senators have something like a 75 to 80% re-election rate!

What's wrong with that picture?

We need to throw the bums out!

-Dr Watt