Who Will You Vote For in 2012?

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bbarrick8383 said:
Nobody.

But I don’t think I’m going to convince his supporters of that.
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It is sad to see there are still Catholics who support him. It almost brings one to despair. How anyone, especially a Catholic, can ignore the carnage supported by this man is beyond me
 
Beau_Ouiville said:
I will vote for the person who is best for the country as a whole. I support the president’s re-election.
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I will support the election of whoever I think will do the most to stop the murder of 4,000 children a day.

It won’t be BHO who would murder his own grandchildren.:mad:
 
gurneyhalleck1 said:
Reluctantly, Obama. While he hasn’t been kind to my line of work in many ways, at least he’s the only thing standing in the way of the Republicans destroying social security and medicare to turn them into cash cows for the for-profit insurance crooks and the private 401K gambling outfits. He caught Osama, which is more than I could say for Bush and company. Hopefully he’ll wrap up these two disastrous wars, get the economy back on track, and thwart all the pro-rich anti-working class nonsense the GOP is aspiring to dish out on this country.

Palin is so off the table I’d rather vote for Pee Wee Herman. The rest don’t have a prayer, especially Romney who is basically Obama trying to reinvent himself as a conservative. Pawlenty is a dud. Gingrich is a hypocrite. Mike Huckabee, though I disagree with him in several areas, is basically a good and decent man most of the time. But he decided not to run. Bachman is like Palin with even less knowledge and intelligence.

The GOP field looks pretty sad. Truly a least among evils situation.
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You don’t know anything about Bachmann, do you? And as far as the GOP wanting to destroy SS and Medicare, you don’t know anything about the Ryan plan, do you? If you did, you would not say that. And those two programs as we now have them are not sustainable according to no less a personage than Alice Rivlan, a Democrat, and a noted one at that.
 
Beau_Ouiville said:
Who was the last person to go from the House of Representatives to the presidency? Abe Lincoln? It wasn’t Gephardt. It wasn’t Udall.
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And that qualifies someone how?

Obama 143 days as senator… Ring a bell? Can you spell quitter? Or better, fraud?😉
 
Monte_RCMS said:
A governor or former governor is always a very strong candidate.

Palin & Pawlenty?

Palin understands first hand, that the RNC does not want to win. These inside the beltway bunch ONLY wants to be on Face the Nation and the other Sunday talk shows and to have nice lunches with lobby clients.

Newt … never uses one word when ten thousand can be substituted.

Romney … suffers from complete-sentence-itis … g*d, he goes on and on … ask what time it is and he will tell you all the events in his life involving time that worked and didn’t work. Has a real problem with the inflexibilities and onesizefitsall “issues” in Massachusetts-care/ Romney-care that are already plaguing Obamacare.

Ron Paul … never got above the House of Representatives. Wonderful guy. Has a loyal following.

Rick Santorum … too much of a lightweight.

Palin is arguably the BEST synthesizer I have ever heard speak. She can take a complex issue with all kinds of different and complicated angles and come up with a coherent unified paragraph.

Obama has the full support of the Socialist community. It’s a big and well funded bunch, with lots of people in it for the financial favors and special treatment they can expect to gain. But he cannot speak without a teleprompter, even after all these years.
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Stop the presses!:

Just found out that Romney believes in Global Warming … so he’s OUT!!!
 
mary_bobo said:
You don’t know anything about Bachmann, do you? And as far as the GOP wanting to destroy SS and Medicare, you don’t know anything about the Ryan plan, do you? If you did, you would not say that. And those two programs as we now have them are not sustainable according to no less a personage than Alice Rivlan, a Democrat, and a noted one at that.
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Democrats understand exactly what Paul Ryan hopes to do and know that it will mean a great deal of suffering. SS and medicare are fundamental to the welfare of our seniors, and whether something is sustainable or not is all based on priorities of our government. For the House Republicans, it seems that they have put lower taxes for their corrupt cronies above the welfare of our seniors… This fact alone is why the plan is a failure, and while it will never go into action.
 
Big_Ro said:
A truly amazing statement.
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You mean, an amazingly true statement?

You guys would be wise to tell Bush the III to sit down and be quiet and then get on your knees and beg Hillary to run.
 
zjl56 said:
Democrats understand exactly what Paul Ryan hopes to do and know that it will mean a great deal of suffering. SS and medicare are fundamental to the welfare of our seniors, and whether something is sustainable or not is all based on priorities of our government. For the House Republicans, it seems that they have put lower taxes for their corrupt cronies above the welfare of our seniors… This fact alone is why the plan is a failure, and while it will never go into action.
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Bill Clinton disagrees with you. He’s the smartest man you’ve got, might want to listen.
 
zjl56 said:
Democrats understand exactly what Paul Ryan hopes to do and know that it will mean a great deal of suffering. SS and medicare are fundamental to the welfare of our seniors, and whether something is sustainable or not is all based on priorities of our government. For the House Republicans, it seems that they have put lower taxes for their corrupt cronies above the welfare of our seniors… This fact alone is why the plan is a failure, and while it will never go into action.
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I know you’re new here zjl56, but please try and catch up. Unless you are willing to accept completely, without reservation, to the ignorance of all fact to the contrary, the catechism of the Holy Republican Catholic Church and all the infallible pronouncements of Pope Ryan I, you will fail to be in full communion. You newbies just crack me up. 😉
 
bbarrick8383 said:
Bill Clinton disagrees with you. He’s the smartest man you’ve got, might want to listen.
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Bill Clinton hasn’t been President for some 10 years now, so I don’t pay him no mind. But, since you brought it up, could you be so kind as to post a link to the said pronouncements of the Former President.
 
Big_Ro said:
Bill Clinton hasn’t been President for some 10 years now, so I don’t pay him no mind. But, since you brought it up, could you be so kind as to post a link to the said pronouncements of the Former President.
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You didnt see the video of him and Ryan talking?
 
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