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Georgia election proves my point!!!!!!!

But i bet you voted for Trump, didn't you. He has no moral values at all. Just ask the people who he has failed to pay after they did work for him. Or the three wives who has cheated on, every one. And he has no political beliefs at all, none. He just uses whatever he see he needs to get elected. But, because he was on the GOP ticket you voted for him.
 
independentusa said:
Actually the GOp candidate outspent the Dem
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I don't think that's true. It's closer than the 22-3 that I've seen some posters put out once you factor in Super Pac spending but I still think Ossoff was ups something like $31 to $21 million.
 
Actuall I know plenty of Dems who have voted cross party if they believe the other party's candidate is better than the Dem. It is what got Reagan elected twice.
 
Stats show that he who spends the most wins 91% of the time. Not 100% but 91%.
 
Who did you vote for pres if it is not too intrusive to ask?
 
independentusa said:
Who did you vote for pres if it is not too intrusive to ask?
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Who are you asking?

You might want to use the reply with quote feature if you want people to answer questions and give them an update whenever you respond to them.
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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When a Dem. gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the DNC candidate or how good the Rep. candidate, the Liberal will always, and I mean always, vote for the DNC candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest DNC candidate has to be better than the best Rep. candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last DNC president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Rep. president can pull us out of the mess the last one put us in.


See how easy it is to sound REALLY partisan.....
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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What about Ossoff should have encouraged Republican voters to vote for him?
 
So let me ask, is hiding what they are doing with health care okay with you considering that it effects 1/6 of our entire economy? I mean in the end it will put 23 million off of health insurance, make insurance unaffordable for those who have pre-existing conditions and those over 50, but it will provide 600 to 800 billion dollars a year for the wealthiest of Americans.
 
That is total crap. How do you think that Reagan got elected twice, because a lot of Dems voted for him. That is just to mention one. Even trump got a lot of Dem votes. Mostly from poor, uneducated whites, but Dems.
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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Tds sums you up!! ( trump derangement syndrome) of course ( in your view) anyone that would not support the democrat is a fool..... Just look at the democratic party its such a beautiful thing with the " values" and idea's it pushes down one's throat...

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independentusa said:
So let me ask, is hiding what they are doing with health care okay with you considering that it effects 1/6 of our entire economy? I mean in the end it will put 23 million off of health insurance, make insurance unaffordable for those who have pre-existing conditions and those over 50, but it will provide 600 to 800 billion dollars a year for the wealthiest of Americans.
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Why should people get insurance when they're already in need of care? I still don't get why people don't see how that ignores how insurance works. Insurance is about risk and when the risk is 100% it really makes no business sense, which is probably WHY the idea failed. You know, like people like myself were saying was going too happen before the dumbass law even passed. I mean, I love being right and all, but I hate that people are still hanging onto the dumbass idea.
 
Gang Members In Georgia Arrested After Pointing Gun At Republican

Democrats have been recruiting illegal immigrant gang members to act as their brownshirt army. They've been tearing up signs owned by Republicans and pointing guns at them in order to intimidate people to vote for Democrats. Despite the political intimidation Ossof and his brownshirt thugs still lost.
 
independentusa said:
That is total crap. How do you think that Reagan got elected twice, because a lot of Dems voted for him. That is just to mention one. Even trump got a lot of Dem votes. Mostly from poor, uneducated whites, but Dems.
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Why should we vote Democrat?
 
Anagram said:
I don't think that's true. It's closer than the 22-3 that I've seen some posters put out once you factor in Super Pac spending but I still think Ossoff was ups something like $31 to $21 million.
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Correct, even on CNN it was Ossoff 31 mil to Handel 21 million. The strange part is that 10X more money came ifrom outside states
than from Georgia. This was a big deal nationally, Handel came from way behind, 538 a poller loved by Democrats stated Ossoff had
a 79% chance of winning only 4 days ago.
 
Liberal tears are snowflakey and taste like Kale.
 
calamity said:
They certainly have earned that rep.

I've hated the GOP for over a decade now, but no way can I get on board the D Train. Not sure why. Something about them gives me the creeps.

I did like Obama though....for the most part. He certainly did not walk on water. But, he was serviceable.
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I was with you right up until that Obama part! Dad gum, we meet in the middle!
 
I could be wrong but I do think Ossoff had the lead right up until the last 4 or 5 days when there
was a big shift. Maybe the constant Trump hate & Russian investigation championed by CNN &
MSNBC has just sickened people who were on the fence & the shooting of the Republican
ballplayers was the straw that broke the camels back. Two weeks ago I could have bet $100 on Handel
& won $230 she was expected to lose then. Early this morning the odds became even money.
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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Let's look at one major voting item and tell me who walks lock step?

ObamaKare:

Demokrats passed this with legislative tricks.
Their entire caucus voted for it.
The American people did not want it, so much so... Dead Kennedy's seat went to a Republican in an effort to stop ObamaKare.
There were no Blue Dawgs, only Leftists wanting to suck 7% of the economy and your healthcare into government control.
They lied about ObamaKare to pass it.
It did not save families $2500.
You could not keep your MD.
It was an abortion from the start and got worse.

Republicans
In trying to repeal ObamaKare... were fractured.
Attempt 1 failed.

Now, you tell me... what party marches lock step?

Then we have Lieberman. A former VP choice.
One lone voice on the Demokrat side opposing his party when it came to Iraq War 2.
They ousted him from the party.
REPUBLICANS voted him into office as an "I".

A bad Republican is better than a supposed "good" Demokrat, because the Demokrat toes the Socialist line... or else! And the Left gets nuttier and nuttier by the day.

The Dems don't have a Sam Nunn or Moynihan today. There are no Blue Dawgs. It's only varying shades of Red and its accompanying lunacy.
 
CMPancake said:
Would you vote for a Conservative Governor if you felt he was more qualified for the job than the Democratic one despite of your own political views? I like to think of myself as an objective person but I refuse to vote for someone who does not best represent my political beliefs or carry similar moral views.
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I would, and did, without hesitation. I don't care about political views. Morals, however, are a different story. But my idea of a moral candidate almost always excludes religious conservatives. Kasich would be an exception. Cruz not so much.
 
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