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Title: Romney's Remedy
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Published: Oct 10, 2011
Author: RickPerry.org
Post Date: 2011-10-10 15:31:31 by jwpegler
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#6. To: jwpegler (#0)
I've never particularly cared for career politicians but second and third generation career politicians really grate on me. Too much like an aristocracy for my taste. I don't know that I can vote for either one.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
0bama's been doing just that for the last six months. His policies during next year or so are going to be even more insane than usual. The Kenyan is like Satan - he knows his days are numbered, so he'll try and create the maximum amount of chaos while he still can. His treasonous 'Fast and Furious' failed, but he still has his OWS, aka 'Operation: Chaos'. I expect at least a couple of False Flag events.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
I agree with you... But the alternative is Kenyan II. What level of "grate" does that rate?
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
I agree. But 'far better' is relative to Øbama's performance and may not be nearly enough to right this country's direction. It's just hard for me to trust a career, second-generation, politician.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
Yeah, I know. But do you how know sick and tired I am of being presented the 'lesser of two evils' as my only choice?
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
It's just hard for me to trust a career, second-generation, politician. You had better make your decision quickly because the future of the US depends on your single vote.
When the people are afraid, that's when the greatest long term money is made.~~~~Clark Howard
In that case, I'll just flip a coin.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
It's just hard for me to trust a career, second-generation, politician. Agreed. On both counts. The medicine may kill us anyway, but at this point...
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
Yep. Since Poppy Bush. The elites have checkmated us. Even Alpo now looks like 5-star cuisine next to 0bama's pile of elephant sh*t. I don't like it either.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
I believe I know exactly what you mean. But that doesn't mean I have to accept it happily.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
Aren't the odds far higher that we do so THIS time around (after having seen the degree of destruction of 0bama's Commie regime?) Were we able to sustain conservative victories and reinstate constitutional law after the massive destruction Carter caused??? No. We got Reagan for a while and then we got the Bush's. Romney essentially would be Bush III. There are people in the GOP today who have heart palpitations at the very thought that Jeb Bush might run one day. There isn't a chance in hell that I would vote for any more this.
Chris Christie is apparently on his way to Dartmouth, site of tonights debate, to ENDORSE ROMNEY.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
Bush I was sold to us as Reagan's heir apparent. I new that this was nonsense from the beginning, so I never voted for the SOB. Then they sold us on the notion that Bush II was more like Reagan than his dad. That turned out to be untrue as well. The same people who sold us on the two Bush's are now selling us on Romney. We already know that Romney is a flip-flopping waffler. No thanks. I will NOT vote for him under any circumstances.
So, do you think that the GOP House will cave in and give Obama whatever he wants in his second term? I don't. We learned under Clinton that the GOP House CAN be trusted when there is a Democrat President. We also learned that the GOP House CANNOT be trusted when there is a Republican President. We will be better off with a Democrat President than a Liberal Republican, so long as the GOP keeps control of the House. It's better that nothing at all gets done than more GOP-initiated spending.
That turned out to be untrue as well. That's because you insist on viewing Reagan through those GOP issued rose colored glasses. Amnesty, banking crisis, tax hikes plus cap and trade...All are Reagan legacies.
When the people are afraid, that's when the greatest long term money is made.~~~~Clark Howard
Please provide a link or some kind of reference to that freeper post you stole. Or perhaps just go back there.
------------------------------------- I completely agree. The GOP already has a low budget version of the Kennedy clan, called the Bush family. They don't need another one. The other thing that I don't like is all of these east coast Ivy League types, who got everything handed to them (either through family connections or affirmative action) monopolizing the political process. The Bush's went to Yale. Romney got an MBA and JD from Harvard. Reagan went Eureka College. Cain went to Morris Brown College. Gingrich went to Emory University. As skeptical I am of Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich, I would vote for either of them if they got the GOP nomination, because at least they both started with nothing and worked hard to make something of themselves. I won't vote for Romney.
I could vote for Cain. A self-made millionaire, former Chairman and Member of the Board of Directors for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, successful CEO, not a career politician nor spawned from one and neither a lawyer nor an AAEOD poster child.. Nothing there that disqualifies him from getting my vote.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
I don't. Nope. I also don't think the House will cave and give Romney carte blanche.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
I like Cain quite a bit too.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
I'm the kiss of death for candidates. I've never voted for anyone that ended up winning.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
QUESTION #1: Can conservatism re-take the GOP and reinstate constitutional law under a Romney regime? Romney=Perry=Cain=Obama. No matter who you vote for, the path will NOT change, because they're all elitists who are owned lock, stock and barrel. Any differences are superficial, without enough difference to make one stand out over the others. Not under ANY of the establishment candidates. I'll vote for Ron Paul, thank you very much. Will he win? I don't know. But if he does not win, then the rest of the USA most assuredly will LOSE.
DUMMY DwarF: ...I'm eating a meatball... "Whenver the dwarf sees something negative about a Democrat, he tries to change the topic of the thread to something else. Usually a personal attack, followed by mutterings about correct 'grammar' 'spelling' whatever. Anything he can think of to avoid a discussion about a Democrat screwing up or looking bad. It's a decade long pattern." --Badeye observation--
They gave Bush carte blanche.
lmao...
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
Ah, 'they' were DeLay, Hastert, and Frist in the Senate. And Bush gave THEM carete blanche. Thats why they didn't like Boehner (Hastert, DeLay). He voted against a lot of it. And never came out publicly in support of those monsterous budgets. The bottom line is still the same here. We have to get Owe-bama out next year. Seriously, it frightens me what this idiot might do without having to face the voters again.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
I voted for Reagan in the 1980 primary. That was the end if my winning streak.
Damn...you didn't vote for Reagan in either general election?
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
No. You mean during the Reagan Years? Fully? No. YES, for what mattered. FWIW, we will NEVER again see as conservative or constitutional or optimistic hope from governance as when the Gipper was President. Romney essentially would be Bush III. You may be right....I'm just not willing to accept Satan II.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
Yes, that was the marketing, but how many conservatives really bought in to Poppy's "compassionate conservative" RINO/Statist lingo? Not many. Moreover, Dukakis was Option "B." Then they sold us on the notion that Bush II was more like Reagan than his dad. I agree - more marketing BS. But Dubya ran against Bubba's VP - Algore....and then Kerry. That's called a "checkmate." The same people who sold us on the two Bush's are now selling us on Romney. We already know that Romney is a flip-flopping waffler. At his worst, Romney is 100x better than the Commie who hates America. I am NOT giving that America-hating Marxist mofo dictating Kenyan racist another 4 years. Principle was not voting during the last election; Our point has been made. THIS time around pragmatism is nothing to be ashamed of.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
We learned that pre-Tea Party, Republicans voted like lemmings for RINO/Globalist causes. AND we learned that Dubya was a Dem in Republican clothing. If you gave Reagan a GOP House, he'd have kicked major liberal azz. During Bubba's regime, they [the GOP] gained an upper hand in the Congress and hammered through positive legislation that Clinton was forced to adopt, but ultimately embrace it. We will be better off with a Democrat President than a Liberal Republican, so long as the GOP keeps control of the House. You're forgetting about EOs, various cabinet positions and agendas, czar appointments, and SCOTUS appointments, aren't you?
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
As you continue to peep through your Marxist/Dem-issues sh*t-coated goggles. Amnesty, banking crisis, tax hikes plus cap and trade...All are Reagan legacies. As usual, your flair for hyperbolic, exaggerated truth precedes you. Reagan's legacy is American pride, strength, stability, optimism, and a higher standard of living for the middle class. Your Dems' Grim Reaper legacy is the EXACT opposite.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
"Please"?? Aw, how cute Buffy. Lol - are you getting ready to put some sugar on top of that...Missy?
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
Naah, NOT buying that equation. 0bama's in a totally different league/universe/hell.
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
Will he win? I don't know. But if he does not win, then the rest of the USA most assuredly will LOSE. Paul has hurt himself with some ill-advised comments. Nope, Paul hasn't a prayer of winning. Your choice in 2012: 1) Spawn of Satan 2) His GOP Challenger
Look Mildred!!! NIGGERS!!!! war posted on 2011-10-03 14:29:18 ET
He's not a communist. Communists don't bail out banks. He's a fascist. We have *never* been faced with a second Presidential term governed by a Communist regime - never mind the first destructive phase. Ever heard of King Franklin D.Roosevelt? He went for 3 terms.
"It is impossible to talk reason with those who can only parrot Party Slogans." sneakypete Sept 2011 Stay Hungry...Stay Foolish --Steve Jobs Steve Jobs,life-long Dim,and major Barry Soetoro supporter.
Romneycare is what Obamacare was based on. And Romney is proud of that. I'll roast in Hell, before Romney ever gets my vote. Let's face facts, that this is the kind of moral relativism that got us where we are, now. .... Building "consensus," by being (as you put it) "pragmatic." My signature for my work email, is the following: To me, consensus seems to be the process of abandoning all beliefs, principles, values and policies. So it is something in which no one believes and to which no one objects. --Margaret Thatcher --
DUMMY DwarF: ...I'm eating a meatball... "Whenver the dwarf sees something negative about a Democrat, he tries to change the topic of the thread to something else. Usually a personal attack, followed by mutterings about correct 'grammar' 'spelling' whatever. Anything he can think of to avoid a discussion about a Democrat screwing up or looking bad. It's a decade long pattern." --Badeye observation--
I absolutely did. And then I did this: I admit when I am wrong and I learn from my mistakes. (This is one reason my customers trust me). I was not wrong about Pappy Bush in 1988 and I am not wrong about Mitt Romney today.
You read my post. That's not what I said.
Enough bought in to give him the nomination and elect him President.
No, the House GOP did a good job under Clinton -- forcing him to cut the Capital Gains tax rate, reform welfare, and balance the budget. The GOP was on FIRE in the mid-90s. EVERYONE was talking about RADICAL tax reform. The only question was whether we would move to a flat rate income tax or replace the income tax with a national sales tax after Clinton left office. That all died under Bush and his GOP Congress as they embarked on Bill Kristol's "big government greatness" agenda. No thanks. Been there. Done that...
In my lifetime, there has been one great President -- Ronald Reagan. Clinton was a good president because he learned from his mistakes and went along with Newt Gingrich, Dick Army, and Bill Archer. LBJ, Nixon, Carter, Bush I, Bush II, and Obama were miserable failures.
Romney's Remedy
#7. To: A K A Stone, jwpegler (#1)
If it is Romney vs Obama. What do you do sit home and let Obama be reelected? He will put the pedal the the metal.
#8. To: Sebastian (#6)
I've never particularly cared for career politicians but second and third generation career politicians really grate on me. Too much like an aristocracy for my taste.
#9. To: Liberator (#3)
Sure, we been given a scripted choice for President, but IMO, the odds are far better of turning things around under Romney. There is not nearly the degree of naivete and ignorance as when fake conservative Dubya Bush was foisted upon us.
#10. To: Liberator (#8)
(Edited)
But the alternative is Kenyan II.
#11. To: Sebastian (#9)
But 'far better' is relative to Øbama's performance and may not be nearly enough to right this country's direction.
#12. To: mininggold (#11)
You had better make your decision quickly because the future of the US depends on your single vote.
#13. To: Sebastian (#9)
But 'far better' is relative to Øbama's performance and may not be nearly enough to right this country's direction.
#14. To: Sebastian (#10)
(Edited)
Do you how know sick and tired I am of being presented the 'lesser of two evils' as my only choice?
#15. To: Liberator (#13)
The medicine may kill us anyway, but at this point...
#16. To: Liberator (#3)
(Edited)
Can conservatism re-take the GOP and reinstate constitutional law under a Romney regime?
#17. To: All (#0)
#18. To: Liberator (#3)
(Edited)
There is not nearly the degree of naivete and ignorance as when fake conservative Dubya Bush was foisted upon us.
#19. To: Badeye, liberator, A K A Stone (#4)
We simply can't afford Owe-bama unfettered completely, knowing he'll never face the voters again.
#20. To: jwpegler (#18)
Then they sold us on the notion that Bush II was more like Reagan than his dad.
#21. To: Liberator (#3)
(Edited)
Why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
#22. To: Sebastian (#6)
I've never particularly cared for career politicians but second and third generation career politicians really grate on me. Too much like an aristocracy for my taste.
#23. To: jwpegler (#22)
As skeptical I am of Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich, I would vote for either of them if they got the GOP nomination
#24. To: jwpegler (#19)
So, do you think that the GOP House will cave in and give Obama whatever he wants in his second term?
#25. To: Sebastian (#23)
#26. To: Badeye (#25)
I like Cain quite a bit too.
#27. To: Liberator (#3)
realize some of you might believe it's better to tear down the rotted corpse and start anew, but there is no way this leads anyway, anyhow to a seamless transition of constitutional governance.
NO.
QUESTION #2: Aren't the odds far higher that we do so THIS time around (after having seen the degree of destruction of 0bama's Commie regime?)
Capitalist Eric: Foreplay before the president's staff?
#28. To: Badeye (#24)
I also don't think the House will cave and give Romney carte blanche.
#29. To: Sebastian (#26)
#30. To: jwpegler (#28)
They gave Bush carte blanche.
#31. To: Sebastian (#26)
#32. To: jwpegler (#31)
#33. To: jwpegler (#16)
Were we able to sustain conservative victories and reinstate constitutional law after the massive destruction Carter caused???
#34. To: jwpegler (#18)
Bush I was sold to us as Reagan's heir apparent. I new that this was nonsense from the beginning, so I never voted for the SOB.
#35. To: jwpegler (#19)
(Edited)
We learned under Clinton that the GOP House CAN be trusted when there is a Democrat President. We also learned that the GOP House CANNOT be trusted when there is a Republican President.
#36. To: mininggold, jwpegler (#20)
You insist on viewing Reagan through those GOP issued rose colored glasses.
#37. To: Biff Tannen (#21)
Please provide a link or some kind of reference...
#38. To: Capitalist Eric (#27)
Romney=Perry=Cain=Obama.
#39. To: Capitalist Eric (#27)
I'll vote for Ron Paul, thank you very much.
#40. To: Liberator (#3)
That said, I believe we've already been provided the kind of "clarity" as to who and what 0bama is: A COMMUNIST.
#41. To: Liberator (#34)
At his worst, Romney is 100x better than the Commie who hates America. I am NOT giving that America-hating Marxist mofo dictating Kenyan racist another 4 years.
Principle was not voting during the last election; Our point has been made. THIS time around pragmatism is nothing to be ashamed of.
Capitalist Eric: Foreplay before the president's staff?
#42. To: Badeye (#32)
(Edited)
Damn...you didn't vote for Reagan in either general election?
Year Primary General 1988 Jack Kemp Ron Paul 1992 Pat Buchanan Ross Perot 1996 Steve Forbes Bob Dole (only because Kemp was VP) 2000 Did not vote George Bush (tragic mistake) 2004 Did not vote Ralph Nader (100% anti-Iraq war vote) 2008 Barack Obama Bob Barr (tried to sabotage Hitlery, another mistake)
#43. To: Liberator (#33)
You mean during the Reagan Years?
#44. To: Liberator (#34)
Yes, that was the marketing, but how many conservatives really bought in to Poppy's "compassionate conservative" RINO/Statist lingo?
#45. To: Liberator, badeye, capitalist eric, sneakypete (#35)
(Edited)
We learned that pre-Tea Party, Republicans voted like lemmings for RINO/Globalist causes.
#46. To: Liberator (#36)
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