The Obama Impeachment

[res0nat0r]

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Not sure what that means...but if you are too nutty on some of your positions for ye olde' conservative rednecks all over the country, you ain't gettin' 'lected.

[Garrick]

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he's saying that our reliance on the gov't is at an all-time high and that spells doom.... i agree. the collapse of almost every super power the world has ever known is due in part to the constant increasing reliance on their 'government' to, as vinnie says, 'wipe their ass.'

[88Mariner]

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Both parties are idiots right now. See previous showdown until the last minute over the budget increase. Rommeny and party are going to have a hard time since they are schizo right now on who they want to to support which ain't good for them I think.

if you've kept current with the news, you'll find that the real stupidity was on obama's part. basically had his demands in the bag and then lost it.

^yah, although most of america's voters are moderate in their politics aka they fall somewhere near the middle.

they're more conservative than you'd like to believe. when californians put a stop to gay marriage, that should indicate something.

[vinnie97]

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Shitt Money is as full of hot air as the current occupier. Flip-flopping is his specialty. I have little faith in him as a President, which is why come hell or high water, Paul or Gary Johnson will be getting my vote. If millions are to die/suffer, I'd rather it happen under a lefty loon like Barack so the media can't get away with blaming righty all day long.

[vinnie97]

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he's saying that our reliance on the gov't is at an all-time high and that spells doom.... i agree. the collapse of almost every super power the world has ever known is due in part to the constant increasing reliance on their 'government' to, as vinnie says, 'wipe their ass.'

I really don't understand why libs have such a problem with basic math. O'Commie's projected deficit at the end of a 2nd term is at $20 trillion. That's assuming the healthcare act is kept afloat and doesn't suddenly double in costs again (as it did just last month according to the CBO).

[floridaorange]

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if you've kept current with the news, you'll find that the real stupidity was on obama's part. basically had his demands in the bag and then lost it.




they're more conservative than you'd like to believe. when californians put a stop to gay marriage, that should indicate something.

They are conservative they are liberal they are libertarian they are independent, when you add them all up, they fall somewhere NEAR the middle my friend, that's all I was saying .

[88Mariner]

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^ again, not exactly.

[floridaorange]

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^Dude, I've been around politics my entire life , yes our country is more conservative than Europe, etc. However when you add up all the issues that Americans care about I'm telling you (not asking, or suggesting) that they tend to vote for for candidates that are more moderate than over on the left or right.

[Garrick]

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^ i'd agree with that, which would mean mitt romney should win over obama, generally speaking... you still think obama will win, john? i think you just contradicted yourself!

[floridaorange]

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^It's not quite that simple G. In order to out seat an incumbent you have to be a lot of things the incumbent is not and the American people want. It's difficult to out seat the incumbent. I think Romney will do well, don't get me wrong, I just don't think he has what it takes to out seat Obama. The American people, who have been rightfully pissed off, have aimed their frustration and rage at Obama, and that's partly the presidents job, to take criticism and deal with it, which btw is something Obama is pretty damn good at. Even though his approval ratings have diminished a lot, I still think more voters view Obama as the man who has their best interests in mind > a Romney candidate. That's simplifying things greatly, but that's what I think will happen. I don't think a lot voters are going to be walking out of the voting booth with huge smiles on their faces, but I do think more of them will choose Obama than Romney. As the election gets closer and the debates begin, I think a lot of this will become more clear.

I also think the majority of American's fall into the middle/lower class category socioeconomically, and I think they still feel burned by the Bush Admin and the Republican Party. I learned this first hand after having hundreds if not thousands of conversations with PISSED off replublicans 2 years ago during a campaign.

But we'll just have to wait and see...

[vinnie97]

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Rising gas prices, diminishing dollar value resulting in inflation. The Bush-blaming routine will run out of steam.

[res0nat0r]

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Gas price fluctuation freakout is so 2000 and late.

[vinnie97]

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Say what? You have a pretty short memory. 2008 bitchslaps you across the face.

[res0nat0r]

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Gas goes up and up and up...then goes back down. Same shit. Different year.

[floridaorange]

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Rising gas prices, diminishing dollar value resulting in inflation. The Bush-blaming routine will run out of steam.

That may be true, but Romney's mechanicalistic style is similar to that of Al Gore's. He's going to seem to calculated and unnatural next to Obama.

Another factor is Michelle Obama, a lot of women really like Michelle, that's going to help Obama as well. I predict Obama will receive twice as many votes as Romney. But we'll just have to wait and see.