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After this video Romney has my vote... atleast for now

SovereignAxe

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Me too. Mitt is a piece of ****.

I am voting against Obama this term. Any vote other than for Mitt, is a vote for Obama. History shows that people who dont want Obama will vote him into office by wasting their vote on principal. It will happen this year too.

And all of the liberals are telling me that any vote other than for Obama is a vote for Romney. Who am I to believe?
 

Mitchell

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If he gets in he might get the message that us gun owners put him there and will not make changes. If we do not, the BSD there now will have nothing to loose but to put more gun control out there. He has been hounded for the last 3 years for MORE control. We have to choose the better man.
 

CoonDog

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2012 is about 1 thing in my opinion, and that is control of the SCOTUS. If obama is reelected he will most likely be able to flip the SCOTUS to a liberal majority, and then we will see Heller and McDnald overturned.

I don't like Mitt, but I will vote for him because there is no way I want to risk a liberal majority SCOTUS.

I hope the rest of you at least consider that before you vote.

Oh no, the sky is falling!!!

Sorry, not falling for that. This country is so far gone that there is no difference in the two parties anymore. I'm not going to support the charade and neither should you.
 

WalkingWolf

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Oh no, the sky is falling!!!

Sorry, not falling for that. This country is so far gone that there is no difference in the two parties anymore. I'm not going to support the charade and neither should you.

LOL, can we get a chorus of "I'm mad as hell and I am not going to take it anymore"

I think it is fine you not supporting the charade, but for myself I am still voting for Romney. I will not lower myself to tell anyone else how to vote, even if they are voting for the moonbat.
 

MrOverlay

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I doubt that a third party candidate, if elected to President, could effectively govern. He/she would have no "party" in congress to operate with. I doubt that a democrat or a republican would be anxious to work hand in hand with a third party candidate.

Now this might not be bad, as stalemate might be the end result, but I doubt much would be accomplished even if it was what we believe to be positive.

Glad to listen as to why I am wrong
 

WalkingWolf

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I doubt that a third party candidate, if elected to President, could effectively govern. He/she would have no "party" in congress to operate with. I doubt that a democrat or a republican would be anxious to work hand in hand with a third party candidate.

Now this might not be bad, as stalemate might be the end result, but I doubt much would be accomplished even if it was what we believe to be positive.

Glad to listen as to why I am wrong

I like stalemates, heck I like it when they are fighting like cats and dogs. Because when they get along we seem to get shafted. IMO that is why we have the Senate the House and the Executive branch, not so they can sing in harmony, but so they cannot shove it up our ---- well you know.
 

MrOverlay

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I like stalemates, heck I like it when they are fighting like cats and dogs. Because when they get along we seem to get shafted. IMO that is why we have the Senate the House and the Executive branch, not so they can sing in harmony, but so they cannot shove it up our ---- well you know.

Understood. However, there are some things that actually do need to be done to save our economy. The uncertain business atmosphere we have today is not a good situation.
 

Haman J.T.

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You have 2 choices.Obama-intent on socialist(gun banning,elimination of Rights,Freedom)) engineering,or Romney who governed an 80% Dem(super majority,veto proof) state legislature and is willing to change his wrong views for right ones! Obama cannot change his course(liberal-freedom eliminating-gun banning-SCOTUS judges)!! Not voting is self centered,selfish and cowardly! Grow some and do the best You can for This The Greatest Nation,founded on Freedom(to vote),Liberty(to vote) and Pursuit of Happiness(cannot be happy without putting Your best choice forward)!1CARRY ON!
 

smellslikemichigan

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you have more than 2 choices. that's the problem is that people say that there are only 2 choices when there are clearly more than that. if everyone continues to vote for the same 2. nothing will ever change. a vote for EITHER of the 2 clowns is a vote for things to continue the same way they are now.
 
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WalkingWolf

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you have more than 2 choices. that's the problem is that people say that there are only 2 choices when there are clearly more than that. if everyone continues to vote for the same 2. nothing will ever change. a vote for EITHER of the 2 clowns is a vote for things to continue the same way they are now.

It's always the individuals choice.
 

PistolPackingMomma

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you have more than 2 choices. that's the problem is that people say that there are only 2 choices when there are clearly more than that. if everyone continues to vote for the same 2. nothing will ever change. a vote for EITHER of the 2 clowns is a vote for things to continue the same way they are now.

+1
 

TheQ

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If you believe Romney has any conviction in his views and won't compromise your gun rights as soon as it allows him to get something else on his agenda done via compromise, well...I have a bridge in the Straights of Mackinaw to sell you!

Your choice now is:

1) an incumbent who will give you a maximum of 4 more years of gun control.
2) This Romney guy who could be there up to 8 years of gun control, will make the "pro-gun" party look bad while doing it, and will make it harder for a real freedom candidate to run in 2016.

I'll vote for neither before I'll vote for either of them!

Oh...and if you're looking to SCOTUS for your election choice, a lot of people did that with Bush. One word: Roberts.

I'll check the box for Gary Johnson (or Gary E. Johnson of Texas if Gary Johnson can't make the ballot because of "sore loser")...and so will my wife.

It's too bad our true champion didn't make it: Ron Paul.

Go ahead, vote for your "plastic man": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPkCbjcXa6I
 
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