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30 Mar 2012, 5:21 pm

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If Romney is elected he'll say things to appeal to the right while essentially doing the same things that Obama would, and if Obama is re-elected he'll say things to appeal to the left while essentially doing the same things that Romney would. Obama continued all of Bush's policies that he railed against during his campaign and pushed through a healthcare plan based on Romney's Massachusetts plan. It won't matter to us in our daily lives one iota who wins.

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30 Mar 2012, 6:09 pm

I'm not big into Ron Paul's economic, or energy ideas; but he's the best candidate in terms of foreign policy.



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30 Mar 2012, 8:39 pm

MDD123 wrote:
I'm not big into Ron Paul's economic, or energy ideas; but he's the best candidate in terms of foreign policy.


Speaking only for myself, I wanted to like him but there have been far too many times where he's made me wince while watching him during the televised debates. Now I'm torn between voting for him in my state's primaries and voting "none of the above." :(



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30 Mar 2012, 8:42 pm

CoMF wrote:
MDD123 wrote:
I'm not big into Ron Paul's economic, or energy ideas; but he's the best candidate in terms of foreign policy.


Speaking only for myself, I wanted to like him but there have been far too many times where he's made me wince while watching him during the televised debates. Now I'm torn between voting for him in my state's primaries and voting "none of the above." :(


I will be voting for Rick Santorum the only one radical enough to go against Obama.



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01 Apr 2012, 11:43 am

androbot2084 wrote:
So why are Christians such warlocks?


I think you're confusing the words "warlock" and "warmonger".

The former is a male witch, the latter is someone who advocates war.