When Obama wins the White House this November...

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#101 helwa1988
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it is not that obama is such a great president. but the thought of romney(or any republican for that matter) in office scares the heck out of me.
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#102 OG_LIP
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Since I don't live in the United States.. It will be funny seeing you guys have Obama for another four years.. THe people that get voted for in that country.. good luck with that lol

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#103 deactivated-59d151f079814
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[QUOTE="peterw007"]

Many things can happen within the next 7 months.

All it takes is one little issue with Obama, and all of a sudden Romney gets a massive surge and overtakes him.

Right now, the ball is in Obama's court.

But who knows?

Romney may have convinced everybody that Obama's stagnant policies haven't done enough to sufficiently reverse the economic tides of this country.

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If Obama wins, I'll be disappointed.

The economy is still down, and Obama's policies weren't exactly the most successful (although I will give him credit for revitalizing some areas, like the Auto industry).

What will four more years of Obama do for anybody?

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But what would 4 years of Romney do? I don't agree with any of Romney's polices, so I'm hoping Obama wins again.

What are Romney's policies exactly? The man personal view points conflict with the crazy right and he has had to flip flop on numerous issues..
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#104 MrPraline
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Both Obama and Romney seem fairly center right to me. Santorum was/is a lot further to the right.
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#105 mattbbpl
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[QUOTE="YoshiYogurt"]

[QUOTE="peterw007"]

Many things can happen within the next 7 months.

All it takes is one little issue with Obama, and all of a sudden Romney gets a massive surge and overtakes him.

Right now, the ball is in Obama's court.

But who knows?

Romney may have convinced everybody that Obama's stagnant policies haven't done enough to sufficiently reverse the economic tides of this country.

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If Obama wins, I'll be disappointed.

The economy is still down, and Obama's policies weren't exactly the most successful (although I will give him credit for revitalizing some areas, like the Auto industry).

What will four more years of Obama do for anybody?

sSubZerOo

But what would 4 years of Romney do? I don't agree with any of Romney's polices, so I'm hoping Obama wins again.

What are Romney's policies exactly? The man personal view points conflict with the crazy right and he has had to flip flop on numerous issues..

He claims to support the Republican budget proposal, and it seems to be one of the few things he's embraced fully. That's enough to avoid him, IMO.
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#106 groovdafied
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I feel that this presidential vote is more like a vote for which president will have the most funniest jokes?
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#107 Lonelynight
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I'm expecting a lot of whining from Republicans.
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#108 deactivated-59d151f079814
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[QUOTE="mattbbpl"] He claims to support the Republican budget proposal, and it seems to be one of the few things he's embraced fully. That's enough to avoid him, IMO.

Wait.. The Republicans actually have a budget proposal?
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#109 mattbbpl
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[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"][QUOTE="mattbbpl"] He claims to support the Republican budget proposal, and it seems to be one of the few things he's embraced fully. That's enough to avoid him, IMO.

Wait.. The Republicans actually have a budget proposal?

Technically speaking, yes. It's specific on tax cuts, vague on spending cuts, vague on which tax breaks to end, voucherizes medicare, increases the deficit in the short term, and the math doesn't add up in the long term, but it is, technically, a budget proposal.
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#110 eboyishere
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when i saw that Ron Paul wasn't getting anywhere i knew that obama was basically getting a 2nd term
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#111 DaJuicyMan
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Politics can be really unpredictable, but given the state of the republican party and its candidates, I lol at anyone expecting or wanting Obama to lose.GazaAli
Yeah, I agree with this.
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#112 blamespace
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I'm excited to see what Obama will do during his second term. Historically, the second term is the legacy building term so I'm thinking he will push for some serious reform but I guess we will see.

Romney would be a terrible president, so I hope he wouldn't win. I'm more interested to see what happens with congressional elections to be honest.

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#113 mattbbpl
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I'm excited to see what Obama will do during his second term. Historically, the second term is the legacy building term so I'm thinking he will push for some serious reform but I guess we will see.

Romney would be a terrible president, so I hope he wouldn't win. I'm more interested to see what happens with congressional elections to be honest.

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Many expect Republicans to lose seats in the House but still maintain control of it. Likewise, the odds of Republicans gaining seats in the Senate (and possibly taking control of it) are statistically pretty high given the number of Democrat Senators up for reelection and the number of Republican Senators up for reelection.
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#114 ZumaJones07
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when i saw that Ron Paul wasn't getting anywhere i knew that obama was basically getting a 2nd termeboyishere
yea i was pulling for a ron paul surge myself because i thought people wouldn't like obama enough this time around, but the reps picked romney so obama is a shoe in
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