Huge upset in Louisiana - Page 3

quatrotritikali · 05-04-08, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Smoke[MaxX]

The thing people fail to realize or acknowledge about Congress is that it is ~50% Republicans. So the failure of Congress is shared between Democrats AND Republicans, whereas the horrendous "President" we have is fully Republican. I'm no math whiz, but I'd say a large majority of the disapproval is aimed at Republicans and not Democrats.

Let me see if I have this right.
1 (Republican President) + 1/2 (Republican Congress) + 1/2 (Democratic Congress) = 2.
1 1/2 = Republican
1/2 = Democrat
Thus, 75% of the blame is on Republicans.

Better stop smoking that crack!

TOJ · 05-04-08, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by jallman

To be fair, I was just making a tongue in cheek joke about the "you're not a patriot" bull**** we see. But you do raise a very good point, as usual. And dana did jump against it with an almost paranoid aplomb.

Perhaps the democrat doth protest too much.

I find it funny as hell that someone that had proclaimed himself a big Ron Paul supporter could have switched so completely to Obama. He denies it but all you have to do is look at his posts over the last couple of months.

If he was sincere about being a Paul supporter, and I have my doubts about that, he should be referenced when you look up the phrase cutting off your nose to spite to your face?

tecoyah · 05-04-08, 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Harshaw

Yeah, but you're doing an awful lot of cheerleading for the Democrats.

Well....considering the Democrats are currently (and have been for a few years) showing more conservative traits than the Republicans, I can understand it.

danarhea · 05-04-08, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by TOJ

I find it funny as hell that someone that had proclaimed himself a big Ron Paul supporter could have switched so completely to Obama. He denies it but all you have to do is look at his posts over the last couple of months.

If he was sincere about being a Paul supporter, and I have my doubts about that, he should be referenced when you look up the phrase cutting off your nose to spite to your face?

Before you continue pulling crap out of your arse, and slinging it like a monkey, you might want consider who Ron Paul says is the least of all evils running. Hint: It's Barack Obama. Although Paul stopped short of endorsing Obama, he told CNN that he favors Obama, and refuses to endorse McCain.

Oh yea. You are going to call Ron Paul a Democrat now. Right?

TOJ · 05-04-08, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Before you continue pulling crap out of your arse, and slinging it like a monkey, you might want consider who Ron Paul says is the least of all evils running. Hint: It's Barack Obama. Although Paul stopped short of endorsing Obama, he told CNN that he favors Obama, and refuses to endorse McCain.

Oh yea. You are going to call Ron Paul a Democrat now. Right?

I don't know what Paul is now that the Repubs rejected him but his professed views on the issues are about as far from Obama's as they could be. If he said he supports Obama as you claim (first I've heard of it), he must have been pulling someone's leg or been extremely drunk.

the makeout hobo · 05-04-08, 07:35 PM

I'm interested to hear the opinions of some Republicans on why Jenkins lost in such a red district.

danarhea · 05-04-08, 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by TOJ

I don't know what Paul is now that the Repubs rejected him but his professed views on the issues are about as far from Obama's as they could be. If he said he supports Obama as you claim (first I've heard of it), he must have been pulling someone's leg or been extremely drunk.

He is NOT supporting Obama, and neither am I. He does not support the Republican presidential candidate, and neither do I. He says Obama is the best choice. I don't really agree with that. There is no best choice if all the choices are crap. One thing for sure. After this election, the Neocons are forever toast, and it will be time to start rebuilding the party around Conservatives values.... finally.

And by the way. The Republican party did not reject Ron Paul as much as Ron Paul rejected the Republican party. It is not any political party that we should be supporting, but the Constitution of the United States. Hopefully, after the RINOs crash and burn this year, we can get back to supporting it.

danarhea · 05-04-08, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by the makeout hobo

I'm interested to hear the opinions of some Republicans on why Jenkins lost in such a red district.

Jenkins should have won, but you see, he has this large albatross around his neck. It is George Bush.

missypea · 05-04-08, 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Jenkins should have won, but you see, he has this large albatross around his neck. It is George Bush.

They made that product in mass back in 2000. All the neocons ran out to get theirs. The only problem is once you put it on, it doesn't come off.

All the republicans that decided to put that accessory on are stuck with it through this election. It's gonna cost them more than they originally thought

Smoke[MaxX] · 05-04-08, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by quatrotritikali

Better stop smoking that crack!

Excuse me? Republicans don't take responsibility for the crackhead they put in office (George Double-the-trouble-ya Bush). However, they want to blame the inadequacy of Congress on the Democrats? Since when is a 51% majority enough to do ANYTHING in congress, ESPECIALLY when every member should value the freedom to make our own decisions. If Republicans all vote exactly the same on every issue, how does that do anything but force partisanship? How does that allow Democrats to stick to their values without "letting Republicans win" so to speak.