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Romney has two main goals...
1. defeat the Jihadists
2. compete with Asia
Wrong.
Romney's goals are to finish Bush's policies:
Move the rest of the wealth of America to the top 1%.
Squat shit on what's left of the Middle Class.
Duh! Have you been listening to what he's been saying???????????????????????
He wants to cut taxes for the rich. He says "Less police, less firemen and less teachers.
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE. LISTEN DAMN IT. LISTEN TO WHAT HE IS SAYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Obama's spending has already screwed the middle class....yet you want more?.....
Romney will cut spending and balance the budget.....that is at least a good start to fix what Obama has already destroyed ....
Concentrate on the economy and jobs.
Obama has done well in foreign affairs, and most Americans know that.
So when you jerks talk about "whatever", you hurt Romney's chances.
other than okaying the SEALS killing of OBL....what has he done "well".....?
booyaRomney has two main goals...
1. defeat the Jihadists
2. compete with Asia
Wrong.
Romney's goals are to finish Bush's policies:
Move the rest of the wealth of America to the top 1%.
Ok so this 1% thing, show me a country with a better distribution?
Squat shit on what's left of the Middle Class.
What you mean like making people use expensive lightbulbs, expensive gas, expensive food prices, bascially raising the price of all goods with taxes? taxing business so it costs more to hire a person, so less jobs, wow that sounds enticing
Duh! Have you been listening to what he's been saying???????????????????????
He wants to cut taxes for the rich. He says "Less police, less firemen and less teachers.
Why do you want more police? To arrest people? then what? let em out because they werent read their rights properly?
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE. LISTEN DAMN IT. LISTEN TO WHAT HE IS SAYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Concentrate on the economy and jobs.
Obama has done well in foreign affairs, and most Americans know that.
So when you jerks talk about "whatever", you hurt Romney's chances.
other than okaying the SEALS killing of OBL....what has he done "well".....?
Start here:
What the fuck has Obama done so far?
When you finish, come back and I will show you more. You can lead a white winger to knowledge, but you can't make it "learn".
You're so fulla prunes you need to lay off 'em.Romney has two main goals...
1. defeat the Jihadists
2. compete with Asia
Wrong.
Romney's goals are to finish Bush's policies:
Move the rest of the wealth of America to the top 1%.
Squat shit on what's left of the Middle Class.
Duh! Have you been listening to what he's been saying???????????????????????
He wants to cut taxes for the rich. He says "Less police, less firemen and less teachers.
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE. LISTEN DAMN IT. LISTEN TO WHAT HE IS SAYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Romney has zero foreign policy experience, unless one counts his 30 months during the Vietnam Conflict in Europe avoiding the draft and proselytizing for his church. Now he's in Israel saber rattling and doing his best cowboy diplomacy. Romney's an empty suit.
Wrong.
Romney's goals are to finish Bush's policies:
Move the rest of the wealth of America to the top 1%.
Squat shit on what's left of the Middle Class.
Duh! Have you been listening to what he's been saying???????????????????????
He wants to cut taxes for the rich. He says "Less police, less firemen and less teachers.
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE. LISTEN DAMN IT. LISTEN TO WHAT HE IS SAYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Obama's spending has already screwed the middle class....yet you want more?.....
Romney will cut spending and balance the budget.....that is at least a good start to fix what Obama has already destroyed ....
That's not what Romeny said. He wants to end Medicare. Cut taxes on the super rich and raise spending for the Military.
Give us his plan. I've already linked to a dozen videos with Romney telling us, from his own mouth, what he wants to do.
Is that what you're getting out of the LLWWacko websites?What has been done so far:
Obama- Had us pull out of IRAQ, Focusing more on Afghanistan, Improving the efficiency of defense spending, handling IRAN and other aggressors in a tactful manner.
Romney - Goes to London as a presidential candidate and emberasses us all with his arrogant stupidity, plans to blindly rush into war with Iran (without even thinking about consequences or repercussions... Oh yeah, that means MORE DEFENSE SPENDING. Weren't the pubs against that and they support him? How hypocritical), Declaring war on Islam (Mindlessly spending billions, if not, trillions on defense), etc.
What has been done so far:
Obama- Had us pull out of IRAQ, Focusing more on Afghanistan, Improving the efficiency of defense spending, handling IRAN and other aggressors in a tactful manner.
Romney - Goes to London as a presidential candidate and emberasses us all with his arrogant stupidity, plans to blindly rush into war with Iran (without even thinking about consequences or repercussions... Oh yeah, that means MORE DEFENSE SPENDING. Weren't the pubs against that and they support him? How hypocritical), Declaring war on Islam (Mindlessly spending billions, if not, trillions on defense), etc.
Like anyone outside of Pub dupes worries about Obama following protocol....morons.
We can look right at the far right extremists if Obama wins again.
Romney can win on the economy and economics and jobs.
The extremist freaks cannot beat Obama on the other stuff: Americans like him too much and most Americans despise Bagger Nation.
Bagger Nation is failing and will continue to fail even more.
Baggers fail to realize that Obama, with the American people, is far more popular than they.
Tea Party Movement Looks Stalled; Half Like it Less as they Hear More - ABC News
Poll: Tea Party support on the decline? « Hot Air
The demise of the Tea Party and a cautionary tale for the Left | The People's View
Sunday Reflection: Tea Party isn't the same powerful force in 2012 that it was in 2010 | WashingtonExaminer.com A Rasmussen Reports survey released last month reported that just 31 percent of likely voters have a favorable opinion of the Tea Party -- down 20 points from April 2009, when the movement began -- while 47 percent are unfavorable. This is consistent with findings from a Pew Research Center survey conducted in November. Pew found that 27 percent of voters disagree with the Tea Party, while 20 percent agree, which marks a reversal from November 2010, when 27 percent agreed and 22 percent disagreed. Among voters in Tea Party strongholds -- congressional districts represented by Tea Party lawmakers, 23 percent say they disagree with the Tea Party, while one-quarter agree. This marks a 10-point drop among those who agreed in November 2010 from 33 percent, and a 5-point increase among those who agree from 18 percent. The decline in support for the Tea Party is largely attributed to the hard-line approach it took during the debt ceiling and deficit reduction debate last summer. In the Rasmussen survey, by 43 percent to 30 percent, voters say the Tea Party has made things worse for the country in terms of the ongoing budget debate in Congress rather than better.
Bagger Nation is failing and will continue to fail even more.
Baggers fail to realize that Obama, with the American people, is far more popular than they.
Tea Party Movement Looks Stalled; Half Like it Less as they Hear More - ABC News
Poll: Tea Party support on the decline? « Hot Air
The demise of the Tea Party and a cautionary tale for the Left | The People's View
Sunday Reflection: Tea Party isn't the same powerful force in 2012 that it was in 2010 | WashingtonExaminer.com A Rasmussen Reports survey released last month reported that just 31 percent of likely voters have a favorable opinion of the Tea Party -- down 20 points from April 2009, when the movement began -- while 47 percent are unfavorable. This is consistent with findings from a Pew Research Center survey conducted in November. Pew found that 27 percent of voters disagree with the Tea Party, while 20 percent agree, which marks a reversal from November 2010, when 27 percent agreed and 22 percent disagreed. Among voters in Tea Party strongholds -- congressional districts represented by Tea Party lawmakers, 23 percent say they disagree with the Tea Party, while one-quarter agree. This marks a 10-point drop among those who agreed in November 2010 from 33 percent, and a 5-point increase among those who agree from 18 percent. The decline in support for the Tea Party is largely attributed to the hard-line approach it took during the debt ceiling and deficit reduction debate last summer. In the Rasmussen survey, by 43 percent to 30 percent, voters say the Tea Party has made things worse for the country in terms of the ongoing budget debate in Congress rather than better.
wishful thinking....
On your part, Eagle, very yes. Even Rasmussen is blasting on the TPM.
You guys aren't mainstream, Eagle, never were, and you are losing strength rapidly.
Bagger Nation is failing and will continue to fail even more.
Baggers fail to realize that Obama, with the American people, is far more popular than they.
Tea Party Movement Looks Stalled; Half Like it Less as they Hear More - ABC News
Poll: Tea Party support on the decline? « Hot Air
The demise of the Tea Party and a cautionary tale for the Left | The People's View
Sunday Reflection: Tea Party isn't the same powerful force in 2012 that it was in 2010 | WashingtonExaminer.com A Rasmussen Reports survey released last month reported that just 31 percent of likely voters have a favorable opinion of the Tea Party -- down 20 points from April 2009, when the movement began -- while 47 percent are unfavorable. This is consistent with findings from a Pew Research Center survey conducted in November. Pew found that 27 percent of voters disagree with the Tea Party, while 20 percent agree, which marks a reversal from November 2010, when 27 percent agreed and 22 percent disagreed. Among voters in Tea Party strongholds -- congressional districts represented by Tea Party lawmakers, 23 percent say they disagree with the Tea Party, while one-quarter agree. This marks a 10-point drop among those who agreed in November 2010 from 33 percent, and a 5-point increase among those who agree from 18 percent. The decline in support for the Tea Party is largely attributed to the hard-line approach it took during the debt ceiling and deficit reduction debate last summer. In the Rasmussen survey, by 43 percent to 30 percent, voters say the Tea Party has made things worse for the country in terms of the ongoing budget debate in Congress rather than better.
wishful thinking....
