"Trickle down government"
usamamasan1
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Brilliant!
Par for the course though right? Easy competition considering his opponent has never had a private sector gig. Not for long though. The contrast is too clear to deny. I hope you all see a winner when you see one.
WOOT!
Par for the course though right? Easy competition considering his opponent has never had a private sector gig. Not for long though. The contrast is too clear to deny. I hope you all see a winner when you see one.
WOOT!
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A man that stands for nothing....will fall for anything!
All people need to do more on every level!
Giggles at the thought that anyone could think Obama policies = socalism....
They also know he's black. And I think we all know which upsets them more.
You can not be serious. :shock:
Why? Don't you know that racism disguises itself in multiple ways?
Are we supposed to take your people seriously when their desperation to unseat Obama drives them to claim that he was not born in the US. That he was a mole - a socialist, and/or a communist? Are we supposed to take your people seriously when they claim that Obama is gay, that he's a Marxist. That he's a Muslim? And that he's not American, but Kenyan?
And now we hear that Obama's mother was a porn star.
I mean, at least with George W. Bush all we heard was that he was an idiot. Which is hard for even the majority of Republicans to deny.
But the animosity aimed at Obama these past four years is really taking things to a whole new level. And where is this animosity coming from? Did Republicans voice the same kind of hatred and bile for Clinton? Nope. Hmm, so I wonder what could be fueling it then? :think:
But certainly not a majority. I actually feel any race issue has worked in favor of Obama.
It's really a big copout to call the race card towards our President
as something he has had to overcome, that's just not true.
It was the Democrats turn after an 8 year rule. Obama had a huge turnout,
record turnout of black votes. He may again.
In all but a few any dislike for President Obama comes down to failure and frustration.
It comes down to exasperation and difference in basic beliefs
of the role of the Federal government and how to fix our troubles,
not to the color of his skin.
As far as the debate, wow! both did very well
Whatever party one leans towards I think one can be proud of
their candidate, a job well done.
It makes my decision harder as I go back to giving our President more time.
A basic feeling in my heart that he deserves this as much as past Presidents.
There are some points he makes I agree with.
But then my basic ideology of the role of government leans me
to vote for Romney. He did a far better job than I thought he would
and I can hope for success with him that I may not have with President Obama,
hope might be failing there.
Kudos to Jim Lehrer he did a great job and had good questions.
I liked the respectfulness that was the theme of the debate.
As far as 'trickle down' I've been told 'trickle up' is more what I describe in my circle of life
economics, what we personally have experienced in business the last 20 years.
All I know is the good climate for business has evaporated and we need it to be raining
once again, a nice gentle soaking rain.
you can not have a serious discussion with people who do not know the differences between capitalism, socialism, marxism, communism, fascism, aparthied, etc...
romney lied his ass off last night when talking about regulations.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
So, basically you have no evidence of racism but yet feel that you can still go ahead and claim that anyone that doesn't vote for Obama is racist because....um....because.... because why exactly?
Calling people racist with no basis is just as stupid as calling Obama gay, muslim, etc.
:think:
obviously...
Romeny himself has said he won't let his campaign be "dictated by facts."
Which means I don't need proof to back anything up
But do yourself a favor.. See how many posts here have harped on about birth certificates, middle names and black churches.
Marco Rubio just sent me this, we are down!
Why are you guys pulling the race card? Funny as hell, ya got nothing! Weak.
"I've been in business for 25 years, I have no idea what you're talking about"
Romney....KILLING IT!!!!
Glad I'm not in France but is this where we are headed?
http://www.businessinsider.com/a-capita ... ce-2012-10
Were the people that voted for Obama in 2008 saying he was a gay Marxist, Muslim Kenyan? Umm...nope. Still, nice try...I think.
I don't think anyone should count chickens yet though, our Presidents has a huge following
and there are Indys like me who haven't made up their minds and may not till
they push that button.
So you're suggesting that because a black man is running for re-election, there can't possibly be a racial divide in America? Do you understand the meaning of the term 'racial divide'? It means a large percentage of people are racist, as opposed to another large percentage of people, who aren't, or who are from an ethnic minority. Pretty simple when spelled out in black and white, if you'll excuse the pun.
it will be performance. If it were the color of his skin, as some seem to think
and in a negative way,
he would not have been elected to begin with.
It's going to be a close one! Fun!!
If a large percentage of the people are racist, a black man would not have been elected in 2008. We would elected the grey-haired white dude and the hot chick.
:fp:
JP...don't assume that racism is dead because O-bama is president....I live in the South...I see and hear things...
I would say a percentage of people are racist, I wouldn't say Large, though...
Um, wasn't it you who asserted in another thread that the main reason he was elected on the basis of him being the first black president???????
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the positive way (love!) not the way some people here are eluding to racism (hate)
if he is not reelected.
If hate persisted at the level some are talking of he would not have been elected in the first place.
Because they voted for their man out of love, admiration and yes because they identified with
him.
For me that is not racism. Perhaps I need to look up the definition.
Obama was so outclassed last night, even this guy might vote for Romney.
What would you know about class?