America is over as we have known it

[Bunnykid68]

Yep......basic'ly the long/short of it.....did'n give a ratz about the Romney dude.....jus' another super-rich,ar'gant azzho' but ......unfortunately......only GOP choice.....

He wasn't the only GOP choice, he was the one the GOP forced Republicans to back.

 

[IncendiaryGunner]

I would like to point out that Obama is no Christian. Christians don't push programs or laws that are intrinsically evil.

Who are you talking about? Biden is a non practicing Catholic, and then other guy, Husein is a non practicing Muslim.

I wasn't aware there was a Christian candidate on the ballot?

That is odd, I could have sworn it was all over the news and INGO.... You know, he admitted attending church for twenty years or so at some guy or another's congregation.....

I guess people tend to forget things unless the context is inflammatory.....

I guess we can have it two mutually exclusive ways at once....

 

[Bunnykid68]

The Democrat party has finally imported enough Third World voters to seize the country.

And the Republican party handy us another middle of the road candidate.

 

[mrjarrell]

Looks like it will pretty much be 2 more years of gridlock government if the house and Senate predictions remain consistent.

I can live with that. They only passed about 80 pieces of legislation last congress. That's a win/win for us.

 

[Baditude]

I blame the Republican party leadership for not making it a clear choice.

 

[findingZzero]

America is over as we have known it

Who's 'we' white man?

 

[mrjarrell]

I blame the Republican party leadership for not making it a clear choice.

They made it a clear choice. The machine candidate was the choice and the gop electorate chose the machine over better candidates. Hopefully this loss will knock Obamney out of all future runs and the gop will realise that they screwed up royally and make the necessary changes to reflect their screw ups. I doubt that will happen, tho. They're seemingly stuck on stupid.

 

[hornadylnl]

They made it a clear choice. The machine candidate was the choice and the gop electorate chose the machine over better candidates. Hopefully this loss will knock Obamney out of all future runs and the gop will realise that they screwed up royally and make the necessary changes to reflect their screw ups. I doubt that will happen, tho. They're seemingly stuck on stupid.

Bloomberg 2016!

 

[ryan3030]

They're seemingly stuck on stupid.

This is the unfortunate truth. They are stuck campaigning on fear and anti-intellectualism.

I'm personally hoping for a Republican candidate worth voting for in 2016.

 

[ATOMonkey]

They made it a clear choice. The machine candidate was the choice and the gop electorate chose the machine over better candidates. Hopefully this loss will knock Obamney out of all future runs and the gop will realise that they screwed up royally and make the necessary changes to reflect their screw ups. I doubt that will happen, tho. They're seemingly stuck on stupid.

Don't you remember all the Primary talk. Republicans would LOVE to nominate someone else, but they needed to make sure an "electable" guy was on the ballot.

Can anyone really be surprised that the guy who couldn't even beat McCain lost to the incumbent?

 

[printcraft]

F YEAH!




I just haven't given it a chance until now.........

 

[williamsburg]

F YEAH!




I just haven't given it a chance until now.........

Welcome to Omerica.

 

[Baditude]

Maybe we are going about this wrong:
Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize marijuana for recreational use -perhaps its time to kick back, collect our check and watch the world go by

Although that is completely against my nature

 

[CathyInBlue]

Let me get this straight, in a primary crowd of Bachman, Cain, Gingrich, Huntsman, Paul, Perry, Romney, and Santorum, the least socially Conservative, mainstream GOP machine candidate won, and that was not enough to win the general election? Color me shocked.

It's time the GOP machine learned that Social Conservatism is a lost cause. There is no amount of responsible economic, military, and welfare policies a Bachman, Perry, or Santorum can bring to the table that will enable them evade the Social Libertarian defenses of the American electorate.

You can't win fiscal hearts and minds by attacking consciences and intellects of people, whose votes you need, who do not share your religious convictions!!!!!

 

[printcraft]

 

[Denny347]

That is odd, I could have sworn it was all over the news and INGO.... You know, he admitted attending church for twenty years or so at some guy or another's congregation.....

I guess people tend to forget things unless the context is inflammatory.....

I guess we can have it two mutually exclusive ways at once....

I was just thinking the exact same thing. Too bad I cannot rep ya...I'm out.

 

[dross]

So forcing people to convert to Christianity or killing them isn't evil?

The Crusades were not conducted for the purpose of forcing people to convert to Christianty, though some of that may have happened as an adjunct. The area was Christian before it was Muslim. It was taken by Muslims by force, and then they persecuted Christians still living there. The Crusades were an attempt to take back the territory.

I don't know how anyone can say one side was right and one wrong, they were both just taking territory by force. The Jews first took it by force, and it's continued to change hands by force since that time. The Jews probably have the best historical claim to it, and the "Christians" as if that's a meaniingful term - have the next best. The Muslims have only the third best claim to the region, but ALL of the competing groups took the area by force at one time or another.

 

[Fletch]

Maybe we are going about this wrong:
Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize marijuana for recreational use -perhaps its time to kick back, collect our check and watch the world go by

Although that is completely against my nature

Roll me a fattie, bro!

 

[downzero]

Roll me a fattie, bro!

Not interested in a fattie, but I support your right to burn one.

 

[Fletch]

Not interested in a fattie, but I support your right to burn one.

I'm not really sure I'm interested either, never having tried it. I'm one of those weird people who's only tried alcohol (and at present doesn't even drink) but supports decriminalizing everything.