Thread: Here we go

Originally Posted by unit

Nope, I'm not getting involved in a political discussion with friends. Its bad religion to do so

Wise beyond wise sir.....

I think that [INSERT NAME HERE] would be the best choice for this country... But that's just me, you all are entitled to your own opinion.

I'll bet on Obama, by a nose. However, this election has proven 2 things to me: "Citizens United" needs to be
undone, and the electoral college needs to be eliminated.

Originally Posted by donv

Hopefully it will be the candidate with the majority of REAL votes. I wonder about voter fraud. Just go vote, remember, you don't have the right to bitch about things unless you vote!!

ive been telling my family that for years, if you wanna bitch about something than take a stand to change it.

i think obama will win because he is the one offering more free stuff for lack of better terms, do i think hes right for this country no but then do i think romeny will be no so i guess its a good thing im a few months shy of being able to vote this election.

Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus

Sure I have the right to whine! The 1st Amendment to the Constitution says I do!!!
And I think Obama will win by the narrowest of margins.

Wow, hold the phone Martha!!! last I heard you'all lives above the North Line, Our First Amendment applies to you? Just stating a Parliamentary point of order!! I believe you, sir, our out of order! As now self appointed sergeant at arms, I must do my duty as intrusted in me. Your statement will now be stricken from the draft, and you, sir, will be escorted from the room. So say me, so say all.

Originally Posted by donv

Wow, hold the phone Martha!!! last I heard you'all lives above the North Line, Our First Amendment applies to you? Just stating a Parliamentary point of order!! I believe you, sir, our out of order! As now self appointed sergeant at arms, I must do my duty as intrusted in me. Your statement will now be stricken from the draft, and you, sir, will be escorted from the room. So say me, so say all.

LOL!!!

Well as eloquent that was... and it was eloquent, it was fraught with inaccuracy. So long as an individual is legally upon American soil, the constitution applies to that individual equally. However, the right to vote is only bestowed to those who have citizenship.

As far as I know, the said offender is legally residing in America. Hence he can moan all he likes... he just can't do anything about it lol!!

Originally Posted by gssixgun

I think that who wins will be sadly determined by the approximately 10% of the voting block that stands for no real issues, and is going to vote for the side that promises them the most from the public coookie jar... This election is so polarized that I doubt there will be any cross party voting like 2004..

Don't blame he 10%. Blame the other 90% who are determined to have a candidate that is as extreme to one side as possible.
And blame the people who sponsor those 'The other guy is the devil' ads instead of campaigning positive .

As for the poll, I think Obama has a slight advantage.

Initially I had thought Romney would have the advantage. but he fumbled the ball a couple of times. He has shown himself as an uber rich guy who really has no clue what life for a real person is like. Him being so dodgy about his taxes is another turn off. He also lost a lot of 'business' cred with me when it turned out that a lot of his experience came from the very thing he is now naming as a problem: liquidating companies and outsourcing to 3d workd countries.

It could go either way, but when things are this close, my gues is that people will stick with Obama.

Wait a minute!!! ... O.o??? Who's Martha?

Originally Posted by JackofDiamonds

Wait a minute!!! ... O.o??? Who's Martha?

Perhaps an old reference to a 1920's reference to a Vauldville line about, "hey Martha, Open the window, that's why their there"", !! Never mind,guess you had to hava been there.?

I feel Obama will won by a small margin.

As far as how I vote, it sure as hell won't be Obama or Romney. I don't think that any major party candidate will make a positive impact.

And I do reserve the right to complain when either one of these men become president.