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RoyGBiv wrote:I remain ASTOUNDED that any Jew could vote for Obama. One of the most puzzling phenomenons I've experienced in my adult life. I'm considering a trip to Florida (since NC seems to be firming up) to campaign during the last two weeks. I haven't seen mom in a few months, I think her retirement-community neighbors (a very Jewish crowd) need a Texas-style wake up visit.

I'm more astounded that Roman Catholics vote for Obama and other pro-abortion candidates.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

2firfun50 wrote:3. Get out of dodge. Concentrate on our own business. Secure our borders, protect our freedoms, care for our poor and disadvantaged by giving them jobs when the economy improves, cut off all foreign aid, rebuild our infrastructure.

Any other ideas?

Fixed it for you.....

Cut off the handouts. If some Americans aren't willing to do the menial jobs which they're qualified to do, then they shouldn't get a dime until they're willing to get off their lazy chairs and compete with immigrants for those jobs.

Thank you for demonstrating my point.

baldeagle wrote:Republicans aren't the answer but neither are Democrats. Elected officials who adhere to the Constitution are the answer.

Exactly correct!

Also to blame are the people who won't vote for friends of the Constitution "because they can't win" in a circular argument that would be very familiar to Captain John Yossarian.

Who knew that high unemployment was so profitable for the unions?

sjfcontrol wrote:I will ask you two questions, too -- that are more relevant than your questions.

In 2016...

I don't have a crystal ball and I don't know what will happen in the future. If you do, PM tonight's Lotto Texas winning numbers to me before 5pm. If you're right, I will give your predictions the respect they deserve. If you're wrong, likewise.

sjfcontrol wrote:(I presume the answer to your questions are both Clinton,

Your presumption is incorrect.

RoyGBiv wrote:

hillfighter wrote:A third party vote is the strongest possible vote against the status quo.

by what line of reasoning do you reach this conclusion ?

Two of the biggest problems plaguing this country are excessive government spending and the associated debt. So, let me ask two questions to the people who think Republicans are the answer.

Who was the last Republican to leave DC with lower federal spending than when they took office?
Who was the last Republican to leave DC with a lower federal debt than when they took office?