Third Party Creation Nearly Complete

[Uncensored2008]

I'm guessing by your avi, you voted for Obama.

Think he is doing a good job?

Want to see a second term?

I think that among Obama voters it's considered rude to ask them if they voted for HIM; the correct question is how many times they voted for HIM.

 

[MaggieMae]

How much you want to bet that the TP runs their own POTUS candidate, splits the GOP vote and ensures Obama's re-election?

Tea party 2012 poll favors Ga.'s Cain, Texas' Paul

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Hey there Goose. LTNS.

Anyway, only way this happens is if the nominee for the GOP is some RINO like Romney (it's HIS turn now, isn't it?) Huckabee or some other mushy little lib in men's clothing.

Then there's a real chance of something crazy like that.

But it also doesn't take into account if P-BO gets his $8/gallon gas by then which will insure a trashcan could win against him if it promises to lower oil prices by domestic development.

Well that would only confirm the fact that the morons are continuing to breed, if people actually believe gas hikes are a president's fault.

 

[MaggieMae]

I'm guessing by your avi, you voted for Obama.

Think he is doing a good job?

Want to see a second term?

I think that among Obama voters it's considered rude to ask them if they voted for HIM; the correct question is how many times they voted for HIM.

Oh yes, those Acorn folk came by busloads to my tiny hamlet guiding us all on how to vote multiple times.

Idiot...

 

[grunt11b]

How much you want to bet that the TP runs their own POTUS candidate, splits the GOP vote and ensures Obama's re-election?

Tea party 2012 poll favors Ga.'s Cain, Texas' Paul

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How much you wanna bet that you are probably the last person on earth who is about to find out that the tea party does not wish to run a candidate. The Tea Party is not a political party, nor does it wish to be, it is a conservative movement, a real grass movement, not like the AstroTurf union movement you see bused in to democrat rallies. Also, being that about 70% of Americans allign themselves with the tea party movement, I wouldn't feel so comfortable with an obama win even if one of them decided to run.
Wishful thinking on your part right? Idget.
Also, if you are counting on a 3rd party candidate to help Obamas chances at winning that does not say very much about Obama at this point.

 

[grunt11b]

I wouldn't bet much on it, although it wouldn't completely be a surprise if that happened.

If the GOP tosses a few not-completely-meatless bones the TP's way in the next two years, they'll have bought that faction's loyalty in 2012. Never underestimate the right's ability to come together against a common enemy.

2-pac got what he had coming.

 

[grunt11b]

There isnt going to be a third party. At least not on the right.

Far more likely than a third party on the left. They share one brain collectively.

The only thing collective these days is the lefts appetite to destroy America. Collectivism is however, a left wing ideology.

 

[grunt11b]

Nearly complete? There has always been a 3rd or 4th or even 5th party. The problem is that nobody wants to join them.

Exactly, independents always run, and heck, this past November you even had a guy claiming to represent the "Rent is too damn high party". HAHA!! Silly Democrats and there schemes.

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[MaggieMae]

How much you want to bet that the TP runs their own POTUS candidate, splits the GOP vote and ensures Obama's re-election?

Tea party 2012 poll favors Ga.'s Cain, Texas' Paul

.

How much you wanna bet that you are probably the last person on earth who is about to find out that the tea party does not wish to run a candidate. The Tea Party is not a political party, nor does it wish to be, it is a conservative movement, a real grass movement, not like the AstroTurf union movement you see bused in to democrat rallies. Also, being that about 70% of Americans allign themselves with the tea party movement, I wouldn't feel so comfortable with an obama win even if one of them decided to run.
Wishful thinking on your part right? Idget.
Also, if you are counting on a 3rd party candidate to help Obamas chances at winning that does not say very much about Obama at this point.

70% you say?

ALL THE POLLS:
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[Polk]

I'm talking about the bills they actually pursued, not what they're claiming was important to them.

What is the house resolution number of the bill outlawing abortion?

Leftism is the manifestation of a fundamental lack of ethics. Why you believe lying to be the means of promoting your agenda is a mystery.

HR 3, for starters.

 

[Big Fitz]

How much you want to bet that the TP runs their own POTUS candidate, splits the GOP vote and ensures Obama's re-election?

Tea party 2012 poll favors Ga.'s Cain, Texas' Paul

.

Hey there Goose. LTNS.

Anyway, only way this happens is if the nominee for the GOP is some RINO like Romney (it's HIS turn now, isn't it?) Huckabee or some other mushy little lib in men's clothing.

Then there's a real chance of something crazy like that.

But it also doesn't take into account if P-BO gets his $8/gallon gas by then which will insure a trashcan could win against him if it promises to lower oil prices by domestic development.

Well that would only confirm the fact that the morons are continuing to breed, if people actually believe gas hikes are a president's fault.

To say that presidential policy decisions cannot affect oil prices discounts the collapse of the bubble the day after W said they were going to lift the moratorium off domestic oil drilling and production. Collapsed back to inflation adjusted norms from before 2000 in one month.

Or did you forget?

Presidents CAN affect markets with their policy. Obama stated flatly on the campaign trail that he wanted 8/gal gas. He now is in the position to implement or refuse to implement policy that will cause it.