http://www.dailypaul.com/232329/the-...itical-process
Too bad some will never read the article and think for themselves. :uhuh::uhuh::uhuh::uhuh:Quote:
"Anyone but Obama" is an ambiguous statement that has no meaning to me. I don't want just anyone. I want a president with principles and who respects our individual liberties.
I read the article, Fred, and "anyone but Obama" is still a better alternative than "four more years of Obama"...:2cents:...BenQuote:
Originally Posted by FredK
ABO is bad, but ABB was good? I dont get the hypocracy.
I can think of many ways 0Bama is ruining our political process. Replacing 0Bama with anyone else is a good first start.
Right, I had to laugh when I saw he posted this.....wasn't but 3.5 years ago that "Anybody bu Bush" was the lefties rallying cry....the hypocracy is astounding....Quote:
Originally Posted by haikon
Besides, at this point, I'm with those in W.Va who would elect a convicted felon over obama. At least the felon probably does not hate and want to destroy this country....
The Author made some good points. When it becomes a point of some that you are a racist if you vote for Obama, or that you are an idiot if you vote for a Mormon, which we have all seen on this forum, it goes past the quality of the person running.
What is really hysterical to me is that the most evil thing that anybody can find on Romney's personal character is that he put his dog on the roof of his car and drove to Canada. Never mind that it was in a custom built container for the Dog, and that the Dog would get excited when he saw the container because he was going on a trip. It must drive the Democrats nuts that they have to go back to a reported hazing incident in High School, that there is no other record of to attack Romney. To prove how silly that is, Look at Barry that admits that he blew lines of Coke and smoked weed in high school and college. Not particularly evil things in and of themselves, but illegal none the less. Or how about the time he struck a girl in High School? All this from his own memoires, and no mention is made of it.
The hypocrasy is silly. On the one hand, you have a man with proven, successful, public leadership experience in some of the most high profile venues out there, that no one that knew him can, or will say anything bad about, and on the other you have someone that will not even reveal his grades in college, or release his dissertations, that hung out with sixties radicals that did things like try to blow up the pentagon, but that is just incidental.
I will tell you the same things I tell my kids. If you hang out with the rough crowd, and fit in, you need to look at your own moral compass.