Even if I wasn't sold on President Obama, I could not vote for a candidate (Romney) who has changed his view on every major important policy point through out his career, and sometimes changes during a conversation. He might be a great businessman but he's a rubbish candidate.
No.. Not only is he forced to deal with his Republican base.... His business practices at Bain was highly unethical in which he raided small businesses that soon led to their demise, leading to many workers losing their jobs, pensions etc etc.. He is apart of the problem of are Economic practices and should never be in a place of power in which he can make decisison on the said economy as President.
I'm glad Gary J is getting some love on OT. As former governor of my home state, I know a lot more about his quirky personality and views than most :PManiacc1
he is no paul, but he is acceptable. if paul is the oak that grew out of the **** we know as DC, Gary would be his friend the clover
[QUOTE="Maniacc1"]I'm glad Gary J is getting some love on OT. As former governor of my home state, I know a lot more about his quirky personality and views than most :Psurrealnumber5
he is no paul, but he is acceptable. if paul is the oak that grew out of the **** we know as DC, Gary would be his friend the clover Pretty damn good analogy sir. Gary has a bit of a nutty side a result of spending too many years in Santa Fe. It's an actual condition, trust me. :P
Over President Obama? Not sure depends on his running mate and how the economy is.
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Whats wrong with Paul's foreign policy?
Some people like to "take action".
I think we've taken to much action personally. But Ron Paul has a VERY neutral foreign policy which I'm not completely sure about. It seems like the biggest reason people won't vote for Ron Paul is just because of that. While I'm not in complete favor of his foriegn policy, I'd elect him over the other GOP candidates.
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