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- Posted by TRBundro1277
You really do not get it , Willie (Bill Clinton) married Ronnie (Ronald Reagan) years ago about 30 and we are headed to becoming a third world nation with these parties. Both have voted for the free trade agreements without teeth in them, both have shredded our Constitution. Neither pary cares about the average American.
Posted by radiob at 01:59 AM : Jun 06, 2008
*** I know that no party cares about us average americans. I just see Juan Mccain as the worst evil! That old *** wanted to give amnesty to over 12 million illegals. For that reason alone, I would NEVER vote for Juan MCcain. That "dream Act" should have been the end of his political career! - Reply to this comment
- Yes, VP choices DO matter. There are some people that, if chosen would make me change my vote.
Posted by FireCEOs at 01:54 AM : Jun 06, 2008
*** Who would you not like to see as VP? I think Obama will take webb or Edwards, and I think Juan Mccain will take Romney, because Romney has lots of money. Plus romney would put michigan up for grabs because of his dad being governor there. I hate Juan Mccain. Juan Mccain is 71 years old, so maybe he will die before November, then Romney would be the Republican nominee, I could tolerate Romney, but I absolutely hate Juan MCcain because he voted for amnesty. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by TRBundro1277
You really do not get it , Willie (Bill Clinton) married Ronnie (Ronald Reagan) years ago about 30 and we are headed to becoming a third world nation with these parties. Both have voted for the free trade agreements without teeth in them, both have shredded our Constitution. Neither pary cares about the average American. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by trbundro1277
Indiana is a lock for McCain where I live so I will write in my dog, he has more integrity than all of the candidates running and a several solutions to illegals including "rock, salt and nails".
Posted by radiob at 01:39 AM : Jun 06, 2008
*** We should take dirt from along the mexican boarder and ship it to new orleans, take the alligators from Florida, and put them in the rio grande! - Reply to this comment
- McCain and Obama are the equilavent of warm beer and cold women.
Posted by radiob at 01:48 AM : Jun 06, 2008
*** Atleast Obama has some backbone. And it will show that if the republicans can''t come up with a better candidate than Juan Mccain who voted to let over 12 million illegals to be given amnesty, we would rather a democrat in the white house. Of all the horrible ways Bush ran this country, I could have let them all slide as long as he would have been strong on the border and actually deported people like what is suppose to happen. That is why I hate bush. More illegals came in under Bush than did under Clinton. Give us a democrat back in the white house so that we can keep jobs. If anyone is dumb enough to vote for Amnesty Juan MCcain, get ready to learn Spanish, and stop spending money, because we will all be out of jobs soon. So if you care so much about the war in Iraq to be stupid enough to vote for Juan Amnesty Mccain, you will all suffer! - Reply to this comment
- Yes, VP choices DO matter. There are some people that, if chosen would make me change my vote.
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- Gee I thought putting some teeth in the free trade agreements like living wages and ending our dependence on foreign oil would help restore our nations. Seeing as how natural/propane/methane gas when converted from BTU''''s to gallons equals .83 a gallon compared to gasoline with the cost of converting autos $650 per auto was better than any solution than any candidate has come forth with. It would create jobs in the US and with teeth in the free trade agreements we would start becoming a manufacturing nation once again with real wages.
Posted by radiob at 01:45 AM : Jun 06, 2008
**** Juan Mccain and republicans are against giving decent wages to workers, so anyone would be better than Juan MCcain! We should do something to get rid of foreign dependence on oil. Do you really think that rich republicans would want that? Most rich people are rich by selling off their caring about the future of our country in return for their very heavy profits. To give the country back to the regular working class people, would be the best thing since Robert Kennedy! - Reply to this comment
- Posted by trbundro1277
Indiana is a lock for McCain where I live so I will write in my dog, he has more integrity than all of the candidates running and a several solutions to illegals including "rock, salt and nails".
Posted by radiob at 01:39 AM : Jun 06, 2008
** Why are so many stupid people willing to vote for Amnesty Juan Mccain? Can people not see that all Juan Mccain represents is the worst parts of George bush, and he is even worse on illegal immigration. George W has done nothing about the border the past 8 years, and republicans need to worry about that and not elect idiots like Juan Mccain who only cares about illegals! If Americans are dumb enough to vote for Juan Mccain, there will be no more working white votes in this country, because all whites will lose jobs to mexicans under Juan MCcain! A vote for Juan Mccain is a vote to give over 12 million illegals amnesty! I''m usually independ, but usually vote dem, unless the Repubs actually put up a candidate that won''t support amnesty! I voted for Pat Buchanon in 1996 PA primary, but after that all Dem. I knew in 2000 bush wouldn''t do anything about the illegals, because his sister in law is hispanic! - Reply to this comment
- McCain and Obama are the equilavent of warm beer and cold women.
- Reply to this comment
- Gee I thought putting some teeth in the free trade agreements like living wages and ending our dependence on foreign oil would help restore our nations. Seeing as how natural/propane/methane gas when converted from BTU''s to gallons equals .83 a gallon compared to gasoline with the cost of converting autos $650 per auto was better than any solution than any candidate has come forth with. It would create jobs in the US and with teeth in the free trade agreements we would start becoming a manufacturing nation once again with real wages.
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