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2012 Presidential Canidates
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I was looking for the Snoopy / Nixon ticket.
If it came down to Obama and Romney as the two most relevant choices, I'd vote for the former over the latter any day.
Coming into the Conventions, the race is still Obama's to lose.
+Jazzy said:
miss jazzy, that list is woefully inaccurate and only gives major party candidates, many of whom are long gone from the race.
one of the principal issues being raised is the fraud being perpetrated on us by both parties since the establishment of the fed slightly more than 100 years ago. we've been in a cold civil war for nearly 50 years and near perpetual foreign war for that time that few people will admit to or not call nuts when it's laid out for them. .mark twain prophetically foretold that when he said that it was easier to fool somebody than convince them that they've been fooled.
my peers among america's old radical peace and freedom freaks have long pushed to discredit both major parties and promote some alternatives. the yippies have been bringing this message out to both conventions since 1968 in my recollection.
this year there are even two viable candidates in the green party's jill stein and whatever the libertarian party candidate's name is. there are also two potential spoilers running in the comedienne, roseanne barr running full blown stoned on weed trying to do penance fpr her star spangled banner debacle by doing it straight up and serious any time anybody will let her for the peace and freedom party. in fact, this year is the first in watching american presidential races since 1960, that i've seen a serious effort to get people to stay home and boycott the polls and see what will actually happen if we decide to elect nobody for president. after all, nobody is perfect and nobody really does care.
the anarchist hippie clown vermin supreme is running his second presidential bid wearing a fireman's boot for a hat, offering free ponies for all americans, mandatory hygiene and enslavement of zombies to turn turbines, thus reducing our dependence on foreign oil. a vote for either of these two is a vote well wasted as would a vote for willie nelson who is being promoted for at least the third time and probably more like sixth, as a write-in candidate.
there's also a petition going to nominate willie for a peace prize too. really now if they can hand them out to people like henry kissinger, yasir arafat and barack obama, they really oughta give one to willie. at least he's done work in farm aid that really deserves it and has never been involved in mass murder.
Hmm. Judging from the designated choices on that website, and from a few select options that I feel I agree with, the only two candidates I seem to be in league with are Barack Obama and Gary Johnson. Johnson just pips it for me though, as he seems more invested into reducing the number of military conflicts, and not being so quick to get the guns out to begin with.
Whether that would hold true if he were president, I don't know.
Whether that would hold true if he were president, I don't know.
Smooth said:
Assuming you're a Romney/Ryan supporter and you're a woman, I found out the news that Romney has defunding planned parenthood in his opinion, along with his running mate's plan to redefine the word rape. If that is legitimate, then women who are abused have ways to shut down their body. It's disturbing but true.
More news about Romney, so pay close attention to details:
Romney along with former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie are now a team called Team Not-Quite-in-Last Place. The reason behind that is that during the former Governor of Massachusetts' gubernatorial years, the state was 4th worst in creating jobs. During Christie's tenure as New Jersey Governor, the state was 3rd worst in unemployment. That's wrong for the American middle class.
In his two decades in the private sector, Mitt Romney made millions of dollars bankrupting companies, shuttering factories, offshoring jobs, and putting profits before people. He didn't build itââ¬âhe destroyed it. Did anyone undecided even READ that his job plan is to send 70K+ jobs to China, 35K+ jobs to Mexico, and 25K+ jobs to India?
Some of you voted for Obama in '08 to bring CHANGE, vote for him again to keep RED, WHITE, and BLUE (not mentioning France, Holland, or Russia).jobs in the States
Romney along with former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie are now a team called Team Not-Quite-in-Last Place. The reason behind that is that during the former Governor of Massachusetts' gubernatorial years, the state was 4th worst in creating jobs. During Christie's tenure as New Jersey Governor, the state was 3rd worst in unemployment. That's wrong for the American middle class.
In his two decades in the private sector, Mitt Romney made millions of dollars bankrupting companies, shuttering factories, offshoring jobs, and putting profits before people. He didn't build itââ¬âhe destroyed it. Did anyone undecided even READ that his job plan is to send 70K+ jobs to China, 35K+ jobs to Mexico, and 25K+ jobs to India?
Some of you voted for Obama in '08 to bring CHANGE, vote for him again to keep RED, WHITE, and BLUE (not mentioning France, Holland, or Russia).jobs in the States
No way in hell I'll vote for Obama or Romney. I won't vote for Obama because he's been a shit President. I won't vote for Romney simply because I hate Obama. There's nothing I can stomach about the man.
As far as I'm concerned, the only viable candidate is Gary Johnson unless Ron Paul pulls a rabbit out of his hat.
As far as I'm concerned, the only viable candidate is Gary Johnson unless Ron Paul pulls a rabbit out of his hat.
When in doubt, John McCain
