Elections Results Thread

  • Thread starter Thread starter Robert_Bay
  • Start date Start date
Status
Not open for further replies.
As a Catholic school teacher, I’m sick to my stomach thinking if I will even have health insurance in four years.
 
Schmoo said:
The future is not bright at all… my grandchildren and great grandchildren we still be paying on this debt. Welcome to socialist america :eek: :crying: Maybe one of these days i can respect my country again.
Click to expand...
We have to remember, it’s just the top, the President. At state level, we must keep the fight up, tea party, Romney is winning the popular vote, barely loses Ohio with 69% reporting. Probably no fraud but let’s hope any is followed up on.
 
And further election night woe- people are voting in favor of same sex “marriage” and civil “unions” in the four states where these issues are on the ballots.:eek:
 
oldcelt said:
I look at campaigns as a game…now it gets serious. The parties will have to find a way to work together for the common good.
Click to expand...
Thats whats interesting about this election. Obama won reelection, the Republicans were given greater control of the House, and Democrats were given greater control of the Senate. Thats the people’s way of forcing the parties to work together.
 
Romney would have created jobs, if this is going to be more of the last 4 years, we are not going to have much luck in employment, etc. I would not want to say a disparaging thing of fellow citizens but I just don’t think they made a smart choice.
 
One thing to be worried about: Justice Ginsburg stated that she’s retiring in the next few years. While this means that Obama will replace a liberal justice with a liberal justice, what happens if one of the conservative justices retires? Then we have a serious problem.
 
Won’t happen… the country will be further divided… .I hope no conservative works with this joke of an administration. Doesn’t really matter… there isn’t much I can do. 😦
EmperorNapoleon said:
Thats whats interesting about this election. Obama won reelection, the Republicans were given greater control of the House, and Democrats were given greater control of the Senate. Thats the people’s way of forcing the parties to work together.
Click to expand...
 
Schmoo said:
God does not mettle in the affairs of man. To say God would have a baby murder as president… is sickening.
Click to expand...
Agreed. It is God’s will that human beings, and certainly Christians, should follow His divine law and the natural law that is written in their hearts. Obviously a number of folks who are nominally Catholic did not follow this fundamental teaching of moral theology today.😊
 
oldcelt said:
The polls were right…Nate Silver was right…all the talk about skewing was a smoke screen.

I look at campaigns as a game…now it gets serious. The parties will have to find a way to work together for the common good.
Click to expand...
My thoughts exactly. It was nice to see all diversity in the Obama crowd. This is a fantastic nation. It is great to see all the young, brown and female supporters in the Obama crowd, but it was white working class Ohio that put him over the edge. That’s America.
 
Obama wins, RIP potential canadian jobs.

:(:(:(😦

I really hope he does a 180 and restructures the FDA cause their lack of oversight on biotech is appalling. GMOs are causing epidemics in allergies and autismin the US and Canada.
 
rlg94086 said:
Yep. That said, what will bother me more is hearing all the third party voters brag about how bad Romney was and how proud they were for their vote for Goode, Paul, etc. Honestly, I think he was our best bet to win.
Click to expand...
Since I’m in California, I have an absolutely clear conscience about voting third party. In fact, anyone who votes their conscience, assuming their conscience is properly informed by Catholic moral teaching, should feel fine about voting third party.
 
LotusCarsLtd said:
One thing to be worried about: Justice Ginsburg stated that she’s retiring in the next few years. While this means that Obama will replace a liberal justice with a liberal justice, what happens if one of the conservative justices retires? Then we have a serious problem.
Click to expand...
If Ginsburg retires, we get a younger version of
her to replace her. And if a conservative retires or dies…God help us!!!
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top