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19 Apr 2011, 6:47 pm

Politics are corrupt so it stands to reason that the electoral process suffers the same issues.



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19 Apr 2011, 6:59 pm

Opinion?

No opinion...for now.

Wouldn't be surprised if Obama was to be re-elected. Better him than someone like Mitt Romney or Sarah Palin.


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20 Apr 2011, 2:24 pm

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Opinion?

No opinion...for now.

Wouldn't be surprised if Obama was to be re-elected. Better him than someone like Mitt Romney or Sarah Palin.


Right now Mr. used car salesman would be better than Obama, because Romney is only just plain sleezy, he isn't out to destroy the country like Obama seems to be.



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20 Apr 2011, 2:37 pm

Oh, life would go on if President Obama was re-elected. I would just hope that government was split, and the opposition had back bone. I also hope that the Feds become serious about tackling our unsustainable debt problem, because as the S&P pointed out this week, if we don't, bond holders will.

Was happy to read Peter Wehner's article today about election prospects. Obama is growing more unpopular.

"Polls Paint Bleak Re-Election Picture"

http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2011/ ... n-picture/



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20 Apr 2011, 10:14 pm

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My reaction would probably be one of disappointment. I wouldn't be surprised if he was re-elected though.


I actually wouldn't be surprised either, though I'm thinking it would be due to massive voter fraud as the undead show up at the polling places to vote.

Why not just ban liberals from voting then? After all, only liberals are capable of cheating. :roll:



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20 Apr 2011, 11:19 pm

There goes the dollar.



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21 Apr 2011, 12:21 am

marshall wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Raymond_Fawkes wrote:
My reaction would probably be one of disappointment. I wouldn't be surprised if he was re-elected though.


I actually wouldn't be surprised either, though I'm thinking it would be due to massive voter fraud as the undead show up at the polling places to vote.

Why not just ban liberals from voting then? After all, only liberals are capable of cheating. :roll:


Sorry, but I'm not going to rise to that bait, I just want stricter enforcement to make sure people aren't voting a dozen times each, that illegal immigrants aren't voting, etc. Other than that, if you are a US citizen and a resident of the area in question, and of the appropriate age (18 or over), and haven't been convicted of a felony; you should be able to vote in an election whether you are liberal, conservative, or independent.

Also they are now predicting $6 a gallon gasoline, looks like Glenn Beck is right.



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21 Apr 2011, 1:59 am

Inuyasha wrote:
marshall wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Raymond_Fawkes wrote:
My reaction would probably be one of disappointment. I wouldn't be surprised if he was re-elected though.


I actually wouldn't be surprised either, though I'm thinking it would be due to massive voter fraud as the undead show up at the polling places to vote.

Why not just ban liberals from voting then? After all, only liberals are capable of cheating. :roll:


Sorry, but I'm not going to rise to that bait, I just want stricter enforcement to make sure people aren't voting a dozen times each, that illegal immigrants aren't voting, etc. Other than that, if you are a US citizen and a resident of the area in question, and of the appropriate age (18 or over), and haven't been convicted of a felony; you should be able to vote in an election whether you are liberal, conservative, or independent.

Also they are now predicting $6 a gallon gasoline, looks like Glenn Beck is right.


What reputable source is predicting it is going to $6 a gallon, and if so when?

I think when it hits $5 there is going to be a lower demand to stabilize the price; I feel bad for the people that can't afford it, but maybe some of our technological abilities will finally be put to use for more fuel efficient vehicles, and possible alternate sources of energy. The oil spill has hurt the politics of drilling offshore, so we are at the mercy of other countries for oil as it stands now, into the distant future.

The sad part of it too, is less money in the economy. Less money for entertainment, recreation, and travel to get to any destination to spend that money. I worked in the recreation field and when we had a big surge in prices after Hurricane Ivan, it hit businesses in our area hard.

Another 50% increase in gas would spell trouble for whatever administration is present; it is too far reaching not to seriously upset people.



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21 Apr 2011, 3:07 am

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Another 50% increase in gas would spell trouble for whatever administration is present; it is too far reaching not to seriously upset people.


Paying 5.00 a gallon is a small price to pay for getting rid of Obama and his Pinko Stinko Liberal buddies.

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21 Apr 2011, 5:29 am

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If Obama were reelected, what would be your opinion.




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21 Apr 2011, 10:38 am

Inuyasha wrote:
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Inuyasha wrote:
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My reaction would probably be one of disappointment. I wouldn't be surprised if he was re-elected though.


I actually wouldn't be surprised either, though I'm thinking it would be due to massive voter fraud as the undead show up at the polling places to vote.

Why not just ban liberals from voting then? After all, only liberals are capable of cheating. :roll:


Sorry, but I'm not going to rise to that bait, I just want stricter enforcement to make sure people aren't voting a dozen times each, that illegal immigrants aren't voting, etc. Other than that, if you are a US citizen and a resident of the area in question, and of the appropriate age (18 or over), and haven't been convicted of a felony; you should be able to vote in an election whether you are liberal, conservative, or independent.

I get it. If a conservative doesn't get elected it must mean that some lowlife hobos, criminals, and dirty Mexicans cheated the system. All red-blooded Fox News viewing Americans (i.e. REAL Americans) vote Republican. Only lowlife scum and parasites vote for democrats. :roll:



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21 Apr 2011, 10:38 am

aghogday wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
marshall wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Raymond_Fawkes wrote:
My reaction would probably be one of disappointment. I wouldn't be surprised if he was re-elected though.


I actually wouldn't be surprised either, though I'm thinking it would be due to massive voter fraud as the undead show up at the polling places to vote.

Why not just ban liberals from voting then? After all, only liberals are capable of cheating. :roll:


Sorry, but I'm not going to rise to that bait, I just want stricter enforcement to make sure people aren't voting a dozen times each, that illegal immigrants aren't voting, etc. Other than that, if you are a US citizen and a resident of the area in question, and of the appropriate age (18 or over), and haven't been convicted of a felony; you should be able to vote in an election whether you are liberal, conservative, or independent.

Also they are now predicting $6 a gallon gasoline, looks like Glenn Beck is right.


What reputable source is predicting it is going to $6 a gallon, and if so when?


I posted the article in the Glenn Beck thread about inflation, it is a left wing source.

A dollar plumbing three-year lows is hitting Americans squarely in the gas tank, and one economist thinks it could drive prices as high as $6 a gallon or more by summertime under the right conditions.

With the greenback coming under increased pressure from Federal Reserve policies and investor appetite for more risk, there seems little direction but up for commodity prices, in particular energy and metals.

Weakness in the US currency feeds upward pressure on commodities, which are priced in dollars and thus come at a discount on the foreign markets.

One result has been a surge higher in gasoline prices to nearly $4 a gallon before the summer driving season even starts, a trend that economists say will be aggravated as demand increases and the summer storm season threatens to disrupt oil supplies.

"All we have to have is a couple badly placed hurricanes which could constrain some of the refinery output capacity in some key locations," says Richard Hastings, strategist at Global Hunter Securities in Charlotte, N.C. "If you get weakness in the dollar concurrent with the strong driving season concurrent with the impact of one or two hurricanes in the wrong place, prices could go up in a quasi-exponential manner."


http://www.cnbc.com/id/42683030

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I think when it hits $5 there is going to be a lower demand to stabilize the price; I feel bad for the people that can't afford it, but maybe some of our technological abilities will finally be put to use for more fuel efficient vehicles, and possible alternate sources of energy. The oil spill has hurt the politics of drilling offshore, so we are at the mercy of other countries for oil as it stands now, into the distant future.


Nope, it won't stabilize because a lot of this has to do with fiscal policy destroying the value of the Dollar.

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The sad part of it too, is less money in the economy. Less money for entertainment, recreation, and travel to get to any destination to spend that money. I worked in the recreation field and when we had a big surge in prices after Hurricane Ivan, it hit businesses in our area hard.


Heh, no worries of that with the Government Printing money the way it is, just the money is going to be worth less and less.

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Another 50% increase in gas would spell trouble for whatever administration is present; it is too far reaching not to seriously upset people.


If you paid attention to 2008 election, you would know that Obama was preaching that he basically wanted energy prices to skyrocket.


@ Bethie

Hope you enjoy using you paycheck as toilet paper, because that's all its going to be worth if we suffer through 2 terms of Obama.



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21 Apr 2011, 10:42 am

Obama getting re-elected would either be a sad reflection on the intelligence of the American voting electorate, or an indication of mass electoral fraud. People are awake now there's a continuation of agenda regardless of who is elected president. The only person I've seen that has any intention of changing this is Ron Paul, with an audit and abolition of the Federal Reserve system.



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21 Apr 2011, 10:52 am

Dave-the-Aussie wrote:
Obama getting re-elected would either be a sad reflection on the intelligence of the American voting electorate, or an indication of mass electoral fraud. People are awake now there's a continuation of agenda regardless of who is elected president. The only person I've seen that has any intention of changing this is Ron Paul, with an audit and abolition of the Federal Reserve system.


I think Ron Paul would be about as destructive as Obama. While Ron Paul might not be out to destroy the country, he would cause a lot of damage.



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21 Apr 2011, 12:38 pm

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21 Apr 2011, 12:39 pm

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If Obama were reelected, what would be your opinion.


Thank goodness the Rethuglican idiot didn't get in.


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