INGO election poll 2012

[EyesDownfield]

No you can't, because they are not all true, and a couple can not be proved.

Not in any particular order
SOPA

All Four GOP Presidential Candidates Now Oppose SOPA/PIPA

Marraige

Mitt Romney pledges opposition to gay marriage - Political Hotsheet - CBS News

and if elected proposes a

Federal Marriage Amendment to the Constitution defining marriage as between one man and one woman.

Romney is Pro Life

Mitt Romney Reasserts His Pro-Life Position on Abortion | LifeNews.com
Romney did not support stimulus (either one) he did support TARP
Mitt Romney - The Stimulus
Mitt Romney: Federal Reserve Should Avoid Stimulus

They both support unsustainable wars. Obama just says he wants to scale down international intervention and then does it anyway; Romney is pretty openly aggressive and ready to burn through our tax dollars with unsustainable military operations that we the people end up always paying for.
This is simply supposition with no proof either way

On Drugs -This appears to be a big concern of yours- YES Romney is against legalizing recreational drugs, including medical mary jane.

On NDAA- Romney said he would sign NDAA so one would guess he does support it

Obama and Romney both agree to bailing out certain special banks and corporations that give (or will give) them healthy campaign contributions and flood them with lobbyists, instead of letting them fail and pay for their own derivatives bubble that they created.

He did support TARP and he is a politician

Your batting average on facts are really not very good. But your dislike and mis information is obvious.

I guess if you're a Romney supporter, you get to say he's for/against everything since he's been on every side of every issue!



I concede you're right on SOPA, but given his record of flipping and flopping like a fish out of water, I wouldn't trust him to stay that way on that issue (or any issue for that matter) for long. He's bought and paid for just like Obama.

OBAMA:

Goldman Sachs $1,013,091
JPMorgan Chase & Co $808,799
Citigroup Inc $736,771
UBS AG $532,674
General Electric $529,855
Morgan Stanley $512,232
Bank of America $102,881


ROMNEY:


Goldman Sachs $593,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $467,089
Bank of America $425,100
Morgan Stanley $399,850
Citigroup Inc $312,800
UBS AG $207,750
General Electric $135,450

Your choice is big banks and big banks. Now get out there and make a difference!

 

[GREEN607]

It appears that Mr. Romney evolves quite a bit. This is a video of him supporting abortion:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_w9pquznG4

I'm arguing on his record and what he has done and said in the past. I don't have time to monitor his flips and flops on a daily basis. I'm going by what he has publicly said in the past. Seems to me he's willing to say whatever it takes to get elected and has no real opinion on anything. Your statement that it is "in no way accurate" is not true because it is in some way accurate, since Romney himself has said it in the past.

You are certainly not "up on current affairs"......even remotely. Your vid is from 2002.

Like I posted earlier.. Mitt Romney 'saw the light' on the abortion issue, in 2005.....and has remained steadily pro-life ever since. He fought a Dem state legislature while governor of Mass. on this issue. The facts are out there... even if you are too lazy to seek them.

Find me even ONE video or accurate quote by Romney since then, that proves otherwise. or concede that you don't know. Simple as that!

 

[mydoghasfleas]

Pro life supporters consider abortion to be murder. Murder is a state issue, not a federal one. It is a non-sequitur to even have it as an issue for electing a federal executive position.

Anyone running for federal office should know this, especialy "states rights romney". But since it is an emotional issue, and one which can futher help with the "divide and conquer" of the population, it is a talking point for those in love with the federal power wishing it to be used in an uncostitutional manor which they approve.

This, instead of the realization that they have given too much power to the feds.

 

[GREEN607]

Pro life supporters consider abortion to be murder. Murder is a state issue, not a federal one. It is a non-sequitur to even have it as an issue for electing a federal executive position. Anyone running for federal office should know this, especialy "states rights romney". But since it is an emotional issue, and one which can futher help with the "divide and conquer" of the population, it is a talking point for those in love with the federal power wishing it to be used in an uncostitutional manor which they approve.

This, instead of the realization that they have given too much power to the feds.

It is very important to the presidential election.. when you consider that the POTUS is the ONE person whom can and does nominate Supreme Court justices. The SCOTUS are the ones who ruled on Roe vs Wade, to begin with.

But then, maybe you played 'hooky' from history class.

 

[mydoghasfleas]

It is very important to the presidential election.. when you consider that the POTUS is the ONE person whom can and does nominate Supreme Court justices. The SCOTUS are the ones who ruled on Roe vs Wade, to begin with.

Should have never been able to do so, to begin with.

 

[EyesDownfield]

You are certainly not "up on current affairs"......even remotely. Your vid is from 2002.

Like I posted earlier.. Mitt Romney 'saw the light' on the abortion issue, in 2005.....and has remained steadily pro-life ever since. He fought a Dem state legislature while governor of Mass. on this issue. The facts are out there... even if you are too lazy to seek them.

Find me even ONE video or accurate quote by Romney since then, that proves otherwise. or concede that you don't know. Simple as that!

Oh, so what you're saying is Romney no longer believes that. What else might Romney no longer believe in when the time comes and it is no longer the popular thing to do? How is that any different than Obama saying one thing and doing another as he so frequently does?

 

[GREEN607]

Oh, so what you're saying is Romney no longer believes that. What else might Romney no longer believe in when the time comes and it is no longer the popular thing to do? How is that any different than Obama saying one thing and doing another as he so frequently does?

SERIOUSLY!?

Have you never changed your position on anything.... say, in the last 10 years (your vid being from 2002).... even once? If not, then I feel sorry for you. One should be able to admit when they were (at one time).... wrong about something.

 

[EyesDownfield]

SERIOUSLY!?

Have you never changed your position on anything.... say, in the last 10 years (your vid being from 2002).... even once? If not, then I feel sorry for you. One should be able to admit when they were (at one time).... wrong about something.

Romney has rather drastic changes in his political ideology rather frequently. I wouldn't consider this an isolated event in a vacuum.

 

[GREEN607]

Romney has rather drastic changes in his political ideology rather frequently. I wouldn't consider this an isolated event in a vacuum.

It's called LEARNING. Japan and Germany, used to be enemies of the U.S.

Russia was an ally in WWII.

Things change.

 

[huntall50]

Can we get some other candidates or is it too late... I don't like any of those choices.

 

[EyesDownfield]

It's called LEARNING. Japan and Germany, used to be enemies of the U.S.

Russia was an ally in WWII.

Things change.

As long as you don't mind the malleable belief system, that's all that matters, I guess. Here's to hoping that Romney continues to represent the ideology you prefer throughout his political evolutionary process and doesn't continue to have too many flips or flops along the way.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

 

[churchmouse]

Someone actually admitted they would vote for "O" or is it a pun....please be a pun.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Someone actually admitted they would vote for "O" or is it a pun....please be a pun.

Actually...as of this post... 47 are directly or indirectly voting for obama







(I just couldn't resist)

 

[churchmouse]

Actually...as of this post... 47 are directly or indirectly voting for obama







(I just couldn't resist)

I see what you did there......................

 

[RobbyMaQ]

I'm undecided. I'd like to vote Johnson, but don't want to take away a vote from Romney in the process. The last thing I want, is for O to be appointing any Supreme Court Justices.

 

[netsecurity]

I'm undecided. I'd like to vote Johnson, but don't want to take away a vote from Romney in the process. The last thing I want, is for O to be appointing any Supreme Court Justices.

Tell Johnson to join the Republican Party and change it from within the way the Tea Party has, or the way Ron Paul almost did, and then you'll vote for him. Johnson only has 1% in the polls now so he is a wasted vote in every way.

The Libertarian party is too idealized. While we all probably agree with most of their platform, it just isn't practical--especially when they cannot even get elected to implement it. Reforming an existing party would be far easier than breaking the two party system.

I've been studying UK politics, and while they have a multi party system, they also have a lot of trouble forming coalitions, and successful coalitions often eventually result in the merger of parties anyways, so I don't think our two party system is too bad by comparison.

 

[hornadylnl]

Tell Johnson to join the Republican Party and change it from within the way the Tea Party has, or the way Ron Paul almost did, and then you'll vote for him. Johnson only has 1% in the polls now so he is a wasted vote in every way.

The Libertarian party is too idealized. While we all probably agree with most of their platform, it just isn't practical--especially when they cannot even get elected to implement it. Reforming an existing party would be far easier than breaking the two party system.

I've been studying UK politics, and while they have a multi party system, they also have a lot of trouble forming coalitions, and successful coalitions often eventually result in the merger of parties anyways, so I don't think our two party system is too bad by comparison.

This comedy has brightened my otherwise ****ty day.

 

[churchmouse]

This comedy has brightened my otherwise ****ty day.

It is now complete. Thanks for checking in.........

 

[right winger]

A vote for anyone other than Mitt Romeny is a vote for Barack Milhous Capone Stalin