Everyone Vote For Obama!
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blackascoal
The Force is With Me
Obama's bid has transcended the X's and O's of political campaigning. This has become a movement.
In 2003 this man was a State Senator. No disrespect to state senators but they aren't very high up on the political food chain. He went from there to becoming a US Senator .. not often replicated.
One year in office as a US Senator, he began to forment the idea and plan to become the President of the United States.
Today, he's not only beating, but smashing the most powerful political family in American politics in the last 50 years. He's winning with 70% margins.
The moving finger writes.
In 2003 this man was a State Senator. No disrespect to state senators but they aren't very high up on the political food chain. He went from there to becoming a US Senator .. not often replicated.
One year in office as a US Senator, he began to forment the idea and plan to become the President of the United States.
Today, he's not only beating, but smashing the most powerful political family in American politics in the last 50 years. He's winning with 70% margins.
The moving finger writes.
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
I remember people talking about him eventually being president, but they'd always say "In 2016, president Obama ushered in a new era of American prosperity". No one expected him to become president this early. (BTW, McCain, you have no chance in hell.)
Little-Acorn
New member
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Obama is merely another extreme leftist. He votes for every tax increase that comes down the pike, votes to hamstring the military, votes for government intrusion into more and more of our lives, votes for more and more Big Government, etc. Very little difference from Hillary.
How is he the "least establishment" candidate? Sounds like the most to me.
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
I think it's safe to say that Conservatives could stop claiming that as what they protected us from about as soon as they elected Dubya.
Epicurus
Reasonable
Generally I would agree that Republicans are better are limiting government, but Bush II and the last Republican majority have proven that the Republicans are no longer reliable defenders of the cause of limited government.
I'm willing to take a chance on Obama rather than Big Government McCain.
cawacko
Well-known member
Party of the wealthy? Interesting that the most wealth in this country California and the Northeast are more liberal?
Epicurus
Reasonable
At present, they represent nothing and no one but the ultra rich, the theocons, and the warmongers... and that cannot last forever.
It may take 2 electoral victories for the Democrats, or 3, or 4, or 5 but I think the GOP may eventually get the message and get back on track.
If not, fiscal conservatives, libertarians, and all who support a smaller, less intrusive government should bolt the party and form a centre-right coalition.
cawacko
Well-known member
I was impressed with the Republican congress during the '90's. I thought they fought hard for limited government and to slow down spending.
During the 2000's they were absolutely pathetic and deserved the butt kicking they took at the polls in 2006.
IMO, you take a Democrat congress and Obama and we will not see any restraint of spending or growth of government.
Epicurus
Reasonable
That's not even important. Either the Democrats will be more fiscally responsible than the last Republican majority (not exactly setting the bar too high, I might add), or the Republicans will return to being fiscal conservatives (as in the 90s) and reclaim the mantle of fiscal responsiblity.
If you're a fiscal conservative (not a Republican) it's a win-win.
evince
Truthmatters
There are lots of wealthy republicans in California. They are balanced out by wealthy Democrats.
Go to places like Orange county and you will see what I mean.
Blackflag
Junior Member
I bet they do a better job than Bush though. I also bet they decrease the defecit.
Not to belabor comparisons with JFK, but Obama is probably the 1st Democrat candidate in my lifetime to talk about personal responsibility in the same way that JFK did.
I don't know how that will translate if he becomes President, but it's clear to me that he believes strongly in it, and his proposals are more oriented toward market liberalism.
cawacko
Well-known member
Yes there are wealthy Republicans in Orange County. But that does not match the number of wealthy Democrats in L.A., S.F. and Marin County. The three most expensive cities in the U.S. are N.Y., S.F. and L.A. all liberal strongholds.
cawacko
Well-known member
I hope that's the case.
Blackflag
Junior Member
Oh wait...I thought Dems were all just poor, lazy, and on welfare. You guys really need to pick a stereotype and stick with it.
Epicurus
Reasonable
Maybe I'm being elitist here, but the man was a constitutional scholar. So I don't think he's going to be as ignorant or as blantantly opposed to Constitutional principles of personal responsiblity as most liberals are.