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 Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 5:51 pm
I'm republican myself, but I honestly can't vote for either of the two! They both disgust me... Americas already screwed, Ron Paul was the only honest candidate! Too bad everyone always falls for the corrupt! Just look at the facts! Dept is increasing, dollar value is decreasing, the constitution is being burned to the ground! Obama nor Romney show what they will do to stop this! All they do is talk s**t about each other!
We're the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, it's time we start acting like it!
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Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 7:15 pm
I agree with the man. They both suck. But I still think we're btter off with Obama.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 8:09 pm
Ron Paul was basically what Romney Ryan claims to be: America's comeback team.
I imagine this is what Rodney's team has started to say. "Don't make them like you, just make them hate Obama!"
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Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 9:38 pm
Personally, I really liked Ron Paul a lot and would have to say he would be my first choice at being president.
But unfortunately, most people don't vote third party or look at the other candidates.
It's a Democrat or Republican and I have to say I would rather choose Romney over Obama for the next four years than Obama. I've already seen what Obama has done and his broken promises. He has proven himself to me that he should not be running this country.
I agree with Romney on economics which I believe is something we need in this country. I rather have someone with business experience in running this country than someone who keeps spending and spending , spending too much that taxes get higher.
Don't get me wrong, the over spending has been going on for decades, before Obama and before Bush.
We really do need to get America back on the right track and between Obama and Romney, I would have to go with Romney than Obama.
However out of anyone I would rather have Ron Paul 100% because he has solutions to our most important problems but unfortunately the media always sweeps him under and other politicians are afraid of him because well...he's right.
he has predicted many things that have happened and I honestly wish more people knew about Ron Paul and would take the time to really look up candidates to know where they stand. Voting for president, the leader of our country, is pretty important.
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 5:46 pm
i gotta disagree and say that romney is best chance obama has shown that he cant get the job done and all hes done is put us more in debt than every other pres put together plus like its been stated he cant keep a promise to save his life im tired of his lies and id rather have romney in cuz at least he knows economics unlike obama
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 8:05 pm
I never liked Paul. I've only liked Romney and Santorum. Obama I believe is America's worst president who does not know how to be a president. At this point any Republican/third party candidate would make a better president than Obama.
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iArchduke Franz Ferdinand
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 8:14 pm
redneckman94 i gotta disagree and say that romney is best chance obama has shown that he cant get the job done and all hes done is put us more in debt than every other pres put together plus like its been stated he cant keep a promise to save his life im tired of his lies and id rather have romney in cuz at least he knows economics unlike obama Agreed
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 12:10 pm
We' waited for the change that never happened. I'd say Romney. I mean come on maybe what Obama meant by change was a change in president. smile ) Who knows whats gonna happen. All Obama did was talk about change but never did it. We'll know soon people don't worry.
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 9:32 pm
I really think it sucks that Obama won, but the truth is that both runners were corrupt. Romeny even more so than Obama. Don't get me wrong. I'm pro military and prolife, but you could tell be how shifty romney was being that he wasn't being honest on any of his policies. Plus he was basing some of it off of Obama's healthcare. When basing a crappy policy off of another crappy policy, it usually becomes even worse. We just need a republican to run who actually cares about more than the rich. But i will say that thats no better than democrats only caring about lazy asses who dont work but are on food stamps AKA our taxes...
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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 12:08 pm
when the election came down to Romney vs. Obama. i thought really hard and decided i think this country is better off with Obama for a few reasons. i am happy how the election turned out.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:58 am
redneckman94 i gotta disagree and say that romney is best chance obama has shown that he cant get the job done and all hes done is put us more in debt than every other pres put together plus like its been stated he cant keep a promise to save his life im tired of his lies and id rather have romney in cuz at least he knows economics unlike obama
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 12:01 pm
Hands down. Romney was the best choice. He had a plan. Obama doesn't.
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Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 3:45 pm
Business experience is not what we need, hun. Bush had business experience and he did crack and said things like "Is our children learning" and "All of our imports come from other countries." Business experience means you know how to turn a profit. Being in office means you don't turn a profit. You give back to the people. I personally believe that most of the candidates sucked, but Mitt Romney was my least favorite.
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Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 5:46 pm
I voted for Gary Johnson and Jim Gray, the Libertarian nominees for President and Vice President. Frankly, I didn't see much difference between Romney and Obama. The only thing they seemed to really disagree on was gay rights (which I 100% support and can't find myself to vote for anyone who doesn't to some degree at least). Romney would continue Obama's wars, he wouldn't do a thing about the debt (Ryan's budget plan is a joke - it doesn't decrease spending at all, just projected increases in spending), he (like Obama) wouldn't even think about interfering with the Federal Reserve, they both support the "Patriot" Act, the 2013 NDAA (which includes language allowing the President to indefinitely detain American citizens with virtually no just cause), and you can't trust a word either of them say because they both contradict themselves constantly.
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Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 11:54 pm
Nick the Knack I voted for Gary Johnson and Jim Gray, the Libertarian nominees for President and Vice President. Frankly, I didn't see much difference between Romney and Obama. The only thing they seemed to really disagree on was gay rights (which I 100% support and can't find myself to vote for anyone who doesn't to some degree at least). Romney would continue Obama's wars, he wouldn't do a thing about the debt (Ryan's budget plan is a joke - it doesn't decrease spending at all, just projected increases in spending), he (like Obama) wouldn't even think about interfering with the Federal Reserve, they both support the "Patriot" Act, the 2013 NDAA (which includes language allowing the President to indefinitely detain American citizens with virtually no just cause), and you can't trust a word either of them say because they both contradict themselves constantly. Totally support gay rights as well. Wishing some Republicans could see the damn light on the issue. For me Romney was a joke if John McCain ran I could have voted for him not this "binders full of women" candidate
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