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The majority of voters did.
You have been corrected. Do better next time.
Naw..you've been stomped.
Now be a good little faggot and run along.
I hear dock workers want you back..sucking their schlongs.
Go SniperFag..go!
Most Americans May Dread 4 More Years Of Obama
Obviously not becuase most of them voted for him.
Or maybe they just dreaded 4 years fo Romney worse?
A trillion per year of free handouts courtesy of the unborn grandkids buys a lot of followers.
Yesterday I was on one of my favorite sports web sites looking at the latest news on the Super Bowl and who teams had hired as head coach and I spotted something that looked a bit out of place. There was a poll there and the question was "What feeling do you have for 4 more years of an Obama presidency?"
1. Optimistic
2. Dread
3. Indifferent
5% felt indifferent, 1% felt optimistic, and the rest felt a sense of dread. Maybe some of the respondents thought they were talking about Dreadlocks, but I doubt it.
This was a sports website mind you. Political bias shouldn't have been an issue. I think this is a reflection of the mood of most of America. Obama doesn't seem interested in fixing problems. He instead feels that getting even and taking guns is more important.
A "poll" of this nature is inaccurate from the get-go, merely by the context and phrasing of the questions. Obviously, this is a "let's get a piece of Obama" opportunity. Also, the fact that it is found on a sports Web site adds to it's unreliability, as most of the good ole boys who inhabit sports Web sites are probably more than a little politically conservative to begin with.
This is not a reflection of "the mood of most of America." It is a reflection of the mood of most of the inhabitants of a sports Web site. It's kind of like the polls that appear at the top of the pages in this Web site. How reliable is a "Do you like or hate Obama?" poll posted on a predominately conservative Web site, going to be?
Passports make a great ID and anyone can get one.Then we should put free Government ID centers on every corner in urban areas
All you have to do is go to any Post Office and get the form.....fill it out......and mail it in.
Quite simple and Post Offices are located most everywhere..........
I actually think that proper ID to vote is not an unreasonable requirement. It is not all that easy to get an ID anymore though. To get a passport, you have to have a recognized ID - state ID or driver's license, Military ID, etc, plus a birth certificate, and a SS card.
My wife's ID card expired a while back. She went to the DMV to renew it, but they had new requirements requiring a birth certificate. Even though the state had previously given her an ID, they wouldn't renew it without a birth certificate. When she tried to get her birth certificate, she was told she needed a current ID to get it. Kind of a catch-22 situation. I had to request a birth certificate on her behalf as her spouse before she could obtain her birth certificate. She was finally able to get her state ID after jumping through these hoops. I can see how someone would get discouraged trying to get an ID. It isn't easy. Imagine being unmarried, living in a state other than where you were born, and not having living parents. How are you going to get a birth certificate or an ID?
Most Americans May Dread 4 More Years Of Obama
As usual there's a disconnect between conservatives and reality - rumor has it that this is a president who won by a substantial majority 2 months ago.
In addition, the Republican House is in disarray but the OP is putting up a brave front that all is well in "Boehnerland!"
Yesterday I was on one of my favorite sports web sites looking at the latest news on the Super Bowl and who teams had hired as head coach and I spotted something that looked a bit out of place. There was a poll there and the question was "What feeling do you have for 4 more years of an Obama presidency?"
1. Optimistic
2. Dread
3. Indifferent
5% felt indifferent, 1% felt optimistic, and the rest felt a sense of dread. Maybe some of the respondents thought they were talking about Dreadlocks, but I doubt it.
This was a sports website mind you. Political bias shouldn't have been an issue. I think this is a reflection of the mood of most of America. Obama doesn't seem interested in fixing problems. He instead feels that getting even and taking guns is more important.
I think that regardless of the results of the election the mood in this country is fear and dread. We're all waiting for the other shoe to drop. This is ether because the righ-wing media has done their job well or most of us have been watching what is going on and are fearing the worst for good reason.
Obama's media thinks they're destroying the GOP. I think they're losing the trust of the public.
Yesterday I was on one of my favorite sports web sites looking at the latest news on the Super Bowl and who teams had hired as head coach and I spotted something that looked a bit out of place. There was a poll there and the question was "What feeling do you have for 4 more years of an Obama presidency?"
1. Optimistic
2. Dread
3. Indifferent
5% felt indifferent, 1% felt optimistic, and the rest felt a sense of dread. Maybe some of the respondents thought they were talking about Dreadlocks, but I doubt it.
This was a sports website mind you. Political bias shouldn't have been an issue. I think this is a reflection of the mood of most of America. Obama doesn't seem interested in fixing problems. He instead feels that getting even and taking guns is more important.
I think that regardless of the results of the election the mood in this country is fear and dread. We're all waiting for the other shoe to drop. This is ether because the righ-wing media has done their job well or most of us have been watching what is going on and are fearing the worst for good reason.
Obama's media thinks they're destroying the GOP. I think they're losing the trust of the public.
Well, looking at the election results, it appears that in many areas where over 100% of the eligible voters chose Obama and no votes were cast for Romney, at least some people are happy with him. Funny how there were more votes than voters (an absolute impossibility in an honest election), but hey, the lib polls claim that the country is pleased. They'll dismiss this poll because this same one showed a close election. Of course, they didn't figure in the votes from the tens of thousands of mysterious extra voters that appeared out of thin air.
the only people who dread Obama is the racist element in this country.
There is NOTHING he has done to deserve the treatment unhinged right wingers give him.
