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abbynormall wrote:
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No, you guys are despicable for bringing him into a political discussion where the incumbant is, um....black. You play that RAAAACIST card too many times. It had NADA to do with this election.
You guys? This WOMAN did NOT bring the death of an innocent teenager into this discussion; I simply commented on a posting by someone else far less intelligent and worldly than myself.

So, reel your sheet, beetch.

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Lily Boca Raton FL wrote:
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The Democrats know that if they don't get out the vote in huge numbers then the Republicans will try to pull a fast one. It has happened twice, and look who we ended up with; Bush for two terms.
And, we the people say Hell No!!
There are never going to be as many people who voted for O'bama in 2008 vote for him this time. I don't know what is wrong with you people-there isn't a sector of the O'bama vote that has went up. On the other hand-there are blacks that arent' voting for him again-or they are just going to stay home. He has lost hugely in the white vote-he has lost in the Jewish vote-the religious right is out voting on the definition of marriage-a lot of them didn't vote last time-not only that but you have Catholics that voted last time for O'bama but feel threatened by his intolerance to their religion-----please tell me Lily, other than the votes the liberals are havesting out of the cemeteries-where has he picked up votes? No Where.
Obama is a joke

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Romney-Ryan 2012 wrote:
<quoted text>Don't pay any attention to anything Notreal Dave says. He's just a Jane Fonda worshipping America hating draft-dodger who vilifies other people who actually served their country. He believes people who served honorably in the Navy are "chickensh'ts". He's obviously never met a Navy Seal. His opinions are completely insignificant.
Hmmmm, maybe Obama thinks the same way-maybe that's why he left them to die in Benghazi.

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_Olive_ wrote:
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so true. Hello leosnana, I figured there would be lots of action here today, but there has been for some time now. How have you been?
HELLO Olive! What's happening?
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Superstorm Sandy is having a devastating effect on voting in New Jersey, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law executive director Barbara Arnwine told reporters at a news conference on Tuesday morning.

Voters were being asked for I.D. even though the state has no law requiring it, voting locations opened late and some locations didn't have ballots, she said. "In a word, there's just one word to describe the experience in New Jersey, and that is catastrophe," Arnwine said.

http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/w...

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carol wrote:
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I'm afraid to look until most of the polls are closed - at least in the swing states.
Even Pennsylvanians are wising up, coal means jobs and Obama is anti coal.
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Homer wrote:
RIP middle class, we hardly knew ye
Good afternoon beezlbub, I want you to know I voted for Obama this morning. Although it was a write in vote for our local school board. I figure we should find him a job commensurate with his particular skill set.

How is the blank panther movement coming along in PA?
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Gunner wrote:
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Scare tactics.
Your last sentence is pure delusion. If solar was so cheap, efficient, and all around wonderful, entrepreneurs would have capitalized on it by now. Pffffft
The naysayers have said that about just about new technology. Fear of new technology is inherent in the rightwinger DNA.

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Romney-Ryan 2012 wrote:
<quoted text>Many electronic machines have been "ng'r-rigged" to cast the vote for Obama now matter which button the voter pushes.
Such trash; you kiss your momma/wife/sister with that mouth?
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Voters Without ID Being Turned Away In Pennsylvania

Civil rights groups are concerned that the Pennsylvania voter identification law, which was blocked by a state judge, is nevertheless being enforced in precincts around the state.

"Advancement Project, and our coalition partners, are investigating and addressing what seems to be a pattern in PA of poll workers turning away voters if they don’t have voter ID which violates the court order under our lawsuit that stipulated that voters do not need ID for this election," spokesman Rich Robinson wrote in an email. "It’s not surprising, because despite the judge’s ruling, the state continued to run ads telling voters to get ID."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/06/elec...
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Romney-Ryan 2012 wrote:
<quoted text>Don't pay any attention to anything Notreal Dave says. He's just a Jane Fonda worshipping America hating draft-dodger who vilifies other people who actually served their country. He believes people who served honorably in the Navy are "chickensh'ts". He's obviously never met a Navy Seal. His opinions are completely insignificant.
I have a good friend that did 20 years in the seals, much of it in VA beach. Went to a party once with all his seal friends, those guys are a bit crazy, but I appreciate all they do.
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vote Romney I am I feel hes the lesser of two evils
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carol wrote:
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Historically, conservatives can handle bad news with a lot more maturity.
It's sore losers who can never accept losing gracefully that I'm concerned about. Temper tantrums are now part of the equation.
I've already made peace with the fact I could be sorely disappointed.
Then again, I'm a clear-thinking conservative and not a brat who throws a temper tantrum if I don't get my way.
That's for children and those with childish mentalities. Most liberals, I mean.
You might want to revisit the first few pages of this thread Carol.

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Florida wrote:
<quoted text>Obama's heritage is NOT of Negro Slaves of America...
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Obama is NOT an authentic, true, bonafide brother nor a descendant of Black U.S. History, but only "OUTSOURCED" with Kenyan roots, a Muslim Heritage, and Irish white mother, a Trojan Horse sellout Obama to fool the white idiot and unconscious Black race...
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It's the culture...
As are you and every other American.

It's a fact
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No not clear thinking at all, if any of you conservatives blinded by the BS that Fox pumps out on a daily basis every bothered to step foot offshore and visit a few other countries at the moment to see how they are doing economically then you might consider yourself to be living in a lucky country.
Republicans buried the world economy, as usual right throughout American history it is left to the Democrats to clean up the mess.
Obama 2012
Oops...you just waved your sign.

You made a very misinformed and shallow-thinking mistake of saying - and believing - ONLY Republicans are responsible for this economy and going even further to say they "buried" the world economy?

Can't get any more tunnel-visioned than that, my friend.

Democrats have been in control of Congress for the majority of the past six or seven decades. Do the research if you don't believe me.

Congress controls spending remember.

Now put your sign down. You're only embarrassing yourself.

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fred wrote:
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The lazy golf playing non stop vacationing Kenyan as a work horse? And you say we're bad at analogies? pffft
Projection...mental defect...Findland fluker ...vodka swilling
LOL! That's no comparison to Bush's 1,020 vacation days or the long absences Governor Romney took (on the taxpayer dime) to visit his Utah and New Hampshire vacation homes.

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Homer wrote:
Anybody see the president and Romney speak at halftime on the Monday night football game?
The president was cool, calm, collected, smiling, you know presidential.
Romney looked like a meth head searching for his next score.
Romney concerned they were going to pass him the ball; now what do I do?
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Homer wrote:
<quoted text>The naysayers have said that about just about new technology. Fear of new technology is inherent in the rightwinger DNA.
Hey Homer, you see my new hydrogen powered car? Just finished building it yesterday. You can sit in it, but do not push any buttons.

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fred wrote:
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The lazy golf playing non stop vacationing Kenyan as a work horse? And you say we're bad at analogies? pffft
Projection...mental defect...Findland fluker ...vodka swilling
Fried fred, the Lyin' Loser pretend Connecticut Cowboy's Brokeback Buddy: "President Bush spent 32% of his presidency on vacation.

Bush passed Reagan in total vacation days in 2005 with three and a half years left in his presidency. Reagan spent all or part of 335 days in Santa Barbara over his 8 year presidency. Bush spent 487 days at Camp David during his presidency and 490 days at his Crawford, Texas ranch, a total of 977 days.

When you add the days President Bush spent at Kennebunkport, Maine, he spent a total of 1,020 days away from the White House — close to 3 years. At 1,020 days, Bush was close to being on vacation more days than President John F. Kennedy’s total days in office (1,036). Representatives at the Nixon and Johnson Libraries indicate those two Presidents were on vacation less than 1,000 days during their terms.

President Obama has been on vacation 78 days from 2009 to 2011. At the three year mark into their first terms, George W. Bush spent 180 days at his ranch in Crawford, Texas and Ronald Reagan spent 112 vacation days at his ranch in California. Of course, staff was around all three Presidents on vacations and all White House aides argue that the commander-in-chief is never “out of touch” with work."

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leosnana wrote:
<quoted text>Sorry, Ab, but Jesus did not say "the devil can quote scripture for his own purpose." That's one of the reasons I can let you "holier than thou" haters get by with your ignorance, you use it against others. Are you planning on joining Romney in that keeping-all-your-goods heaven in Missouri or Golub? LMAWLECAO@U
Gee, it's too bad you can't give yerself an std from all that mental masterbation.

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