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RE: Would you? - 2/7/2012 2:42:45 PM

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Yes. Who knows, maybe I could learn something--even if it to know more clearly why I disagreed with the person.

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RE: Would you? - 2/7/2012 8:32:26 PM

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I just read that Mitt Romney spoke at Arapahoe High School a couple of hours ago. That's maybe five miles for me, if that.

Had I known in time, I might have gone to see him. Just to see him, even though there's no way in Hell that I could support him or any of the other GOP candidates.

How about you? If you could conveniently see a Presidential candidate speak whose views you disagree with, would you?

First Perot (Yeah, I know).

Second, Ron Paul. Guy has it all.....doesn't even need picture cards like Perot.

Third Gingrich. Man know's history like no one else...can tell you what's gonna happen next because he knows in his sleep what happend before...he's still a piece of human sewage.

Fourth Mitt. Electability. Plus....he's not likely to dip his wick where it doesn't belong (at least while he's our Prez).

Fact: I quit voting since Gore won the Presidency. Been a Republican my entire life but....Gore won the most votes. I agreed to the deal (thinking the deal was...my vote actually meant something).

Didn't want Gore (and I'm sure he's now quite happy he didn't end up in the White House)....but that was the deal (or so I thought).

Little did I know my vote didn't actually mean anything.

Hence....I don't vote....just have opinions.

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RE: Would you? - 2/7/2012 11:36:18 PM

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I'd like to but when they were here in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach???
Okay now you have to answer a question for me.... WTF is the deal with that king mackerel shit they do with the zip line rig? is that because they are fishing into surf?

Oh and so no one can complain about being off-topic ...
I'd go see a candidate up close but mostly for the MIC CHECK

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RE: Would you? - 2/7/2012 11:39:48 PM

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Fourth Mitt. Electability. Plus....he's not likely to dip his wick where it doesn't belong (at least while he's our Prez).

HE'S A MORMRON... you can't count on them to keep it in their pants long enough to have dinner.

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RE: Would you? - 2/8/2012 9:20:14 AM

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since all I really hear when a politician speaks is tv static and the sound of a trombone mute, no. Even if it's convenient why would I go out of my way to go get lied to.

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RE: Would you? - 2/8/2012 10:26:29 AM

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I would have loved to boo NOOT! And applaud Ron Paul.
I'm not a republican but I think Mitt would make a pretty good president.
*ANYONE* would be better than that pos in there now.

Popeye, apologies if someone has asked you this question before but your comments suggest you are a strong Republican voter so I wonder have you voted Democrat much in the past?

Anax, that must be how you're reading it.
And yes, when I lived in Massachusetts I voted for Congressman Eddy Markey D-7th, Ted Kennedy, and local candidates.
Also for Carter and Ed King (a republican.)
In those days "everyone" in Massachusetts was a democrat.

Can you imagine being a Democrat and having to defend their policies all the time?
No wonder they're upset all the time!

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RE: Would you? - 2/8/2012 12:46:10 PM

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Which policies has the Democrat incumbent pushed which the Republican chimpanzee before him didn't?
Were you bitching about all of the immigration when it was a Republican making excuses for it?

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RE: Would you? - 2/8/2012 8:03:11 PM

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since all I really hear when a politician speaks is tv static

Examine the F-fitting on your cable drop

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RE: Would you? - 2/8/2012 8:04:59 PM

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