Is it really possible that Romney got 1 million ...

EarthWindandFire wrote:In fact, Ron Paul voted for Mitt Romney or maybe Gary Johnson. But he did vote and voted for someone "similar" to himself, not the same, and we all should have as well. Your NON vote for Romney was a vote FOR Barack Obama!!

How do you know who RP voted for? He didn't announce it so there's no way to know.

And I love the "one more choice than Cuba" philosophy.

Romney lost RI 62%-35%. If voting for someone that "can't win" is a vote for Obama, then any Romney vote is a vote for Obama.

4000 guys died to bring "democracy" too Afghanistan and they have 700 candidates on the ballot but you expect me, in the "Land of the Free" to choose between TWO!?

Do not worry, America, the right Man for the job, "President of USA", has the job. the country is on the slow path to recovery after 8 years of horrible management and irresponsible actions under the republicans bush-cheney which caused a majority of the deficit issue and un employment. republican voters have been saved from themselves.

I doubt you're right, but Republicans have a memory like an Elephant!

EarthWindandFire wrote:I doubt you're right, but Republicans have a memory like an Elephant!

SLOW Like Elephants too! Except when it comes to borrowing money, going to war, looking out for the wealthy and their own pocket book!

I would take the Republican wars in the Middle East over the Democrat started war(s) in Korea and Vietnam anyday!!

EarthWindandFire wrote:I still have not watched one minute of Fox News since election night.

Me neither. Or before election night ... I listen to Fox on the radio now and then if I feel like my blood pressure is too low.

jpete wrote:And I love the "one more choice than Cuba" philosophy.

Truly we are blessed.

jpete wrote:4000 guys died to bring "democracy" to Afghanistan ...

And to help procure women for Petraeus and Allen.

EarthWindandFire wrote:I would take the Republican wars in the Middle East over the Democrat started war(s) in Korea and Vietnam anyday!!

I personally see no benefit of any of the wars you just mentioned other then taxing our pocket books! WWI and WWII were the last wars that I think was worthy of our involvement and tax dollars!

lsayre wrote:59,934,814 for McCain in 2008

58,834,168 for Romney in 2012

This is not hard to believe at all! The Republican party can't get behind a someone that is representative of a broader base....it is split in more than one or two ways and with that you get what we saw a week ago!

Here is a interesting article with an English spin titled The Slow Death of White America.

http://www.amren.com/news/2012/11/the-slow-death-of-white-america/

Good article EWF, it may be a bit slow on the timeline but it's coming. After this election I recall that most prominent Republicans are going to have to change their ways if they want to win again then they just recently chaired a bunch of committees with nothing but a bunch of white guys, not even a white female & then they will expect to win friends & influence people that aren't voting their way. Could be that supporting women's rights on birth control may slow the tide a bit.

samhill wrote:Good article EWF, it may be a bit slow on the timeline but it's coming. After this election I recall that most prominent Republicans are going to have to change their ways if they want to win again then they just recently chaired a bunch of committees with nothing but a bunch of white guys, not even a white female & then they will expect to win friends & influence people that aren't voting their way. Could be that supporting women's rights on birth control may slow the tide a bit.

Equality is a figment of the imagination in the eyes of the beholder!

Good article EWF, I agree with most of the content.