So who ya'll be votin for Barry or dat white cracker mo'fucka?
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So who ya'll be votin for Barry or dat white cracker mo'fucka?
can we get rid of both and start over?
obama cause romney would probably add like 5 trillion to the national debt or some shit :coffee:
Yeah, plus Romney wants everyone to "do their fair share."Quote:
Originally Posted by Standard Donkey
why are you referring to the white guy as "dat white cracker mo fucka" and the black guy as "barry" :stirpot:
get it right... they are both "multiracial"
as in tax cuts for the rich and more tax for the middle classQuote:
Originally Posted by secdrl
Food Stamp Cuts Could Hit Military Members, Veterans
might be funny if mittens does win.
we used to get NCO club cards, we could buy beer at the club when we didnt have any money and pay it off on pay day. kept us drunk and happy.
Oh sorry, in the south they refer to guys like Barry as " HIGH YELLOW"Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmyusa
Do you mean funny "ha ha " or funny like "what the fuck ?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Little Wing
Ill take the moderate democrat over the right wing neo con teabagger any day. Although who the frig knows what Romney is he changes his views more times a day then Rush Limbaugh sends his made out to cop oxy cotin in the hood.
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Originally Posted by hagan
obama
moderate
pick one
the upside of romney switch hitting on specific stances, there's a chance he may get it right!Quote:
Originally Posted by hagan
However, we already know "hope and change" is the worst thing that ever happened to America, most people today are not better off than when bho took office.
Obama is a moderate compared to the new GOP he would get along with Reagan more than the tea baggers thats pretty scary.
does anyone else feel like we are in some crazy ass roller coaster heading down and all we are deciding is who rides up front holding a fake steering wheel? cuz that's about it. :coffee:
well it's obvious you know exactly what you're talking aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by hagan
funny in a well you asked for it way. like a kid that won't stop whining for a jalapeno. :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by DOBE
Yeah pick your poison. Politicians are all full of it no doubt. Its just that some ideologs are alot more dangerous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Little Wing
if anyone tried to really bring about the changes we need rich powerful men would have him killed. again.
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Originally Posted by Little Wing
Benjamin Franklin:
When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic.
Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
It happened a long time ago...
Barry cause I wanna stay unemployed and those bastards making $500k+ should support me because they can afford to!
Somebody PM me and tell me if this is a joke? I keep waiting for a punch line..Quote:
Originally Posted by hagan
A group of young illegal immigrants in Phoenix was preparing for a rally on Wednesday evening to celebrate the first day they were allowed to apply for relief from deportation and a two-year work permit under President Barack Obama's deferred action plan. But a half-hour before the 5 p.m. rally was to begin, a young member of the Arizona Dream Act Coalition started crying. "Guys, we have really bad news," she said, according to another activist, Erika Andiola, who was there.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer had released a strongly worded executive order preventing deferred action recipients from obtaining driver's licenses or any other unspecified "public benefits" in her state, renewing her public spat with the White House over illegal immigration.
The celebration stopped. Instead, Andiola and 100 other people turned their rally into a march to the Capitol to protest the move, and about 30 people stayed overnight.
Brewer writes in the order that as many as 80,000 young people in Arizona could benefit from the new status, which gives young illegal immigrants under age 31 who came to the country as children relief from deportation and a two-year work permit. Brewer notes that the deferred action status does not make its recipients legal immigrants per se; it's more a limbo state where the immigrants are now not deportable and legally able to work but are not progressing toward a green card or other permanent legal status.
Even so, the federal government says immigrants in this category should be allowed to have a driver's license under the REAL ID Act passed in 2005. But states can opt out of the REAL ID Act's requirements for a variety of reasons, and more than a dozen have done so. On a conference call with reporters earlier this week, an Obama administration official said it is up to states' leadership whether to allow deferred action recipients to apply for driver's licenses or for in-state tuition at public colleges. (A handful of states already grant in-state tuition to residents regardless of immigration status.) "DHS doesn't comment on state specific matters," agency spokesman Peter Boogaard said in a statement on Thursday.
Brewer has decided no to both, writing in the order that providing any benefits to the young people would have "significant and lasting effects on the Arizona budget."
But immigrant rights groups counter that it makes no sense to give young people the right to legally work but prevent them from legally driving to their jobs, and they are encouraging people to pressure states to allow them this privilege.
"We're very concerned at what impact this could have across the country," said Oklahoma City, Okla., immigration lawyer Doug Stump.
So far, it's unclear how many states might follow Brewer's lead, and no governor has yet announced that he or she will do so. Some states, including Alabama, already appear not to provide driver's licenses to deferred action recipients, instead requiring a green card from immigrants who want to drive. But until Wednesday, Arizona accepted the work permits deferred action recipients will receiveas documentation to apply for a license.
Jan Brewer denies deferred action recipients drivers
this election will be flooded with controversy surrounding voter fraud and illegal votes and black panther voter intimidation...i wish those fuckers tried hanging out at my polling station...i'd commit a non hate crime...
What dont you understand? Ill explain it to you. The GOP has gone so far right fom the time of Ronald Reagan that the Democratic party now has more in common with the Republican party when Reagan was president. Thats why moderate republicans are loosing their seats in the senate and the tea bagger faction of the republican party like Ryan are running the party. All they talk about is religion and that women have norights when it comes to their own bodies.Quote:
Originally Posted by secdrl
Wow, you really convinced me with that arguement.Quote:
Originally Posted by hagan
2010 was a complete domination of the congressional house and the dems nearly lost the senate. You're talking crazy again.
Youre right I meant to say that moderate republicans were loosing their seats to teabaggers in the primaries Moderate conservative republicans are loosing their voice in the GOP was my point.Quote:
Originally Posted by secdrl
this is all opinion in my opinion
Neither. There are more than two candidates, you know. A vote for Obama or Romney is a vote for continued political bullshit.Quote:
Originally Posted by DOBE
Sure you would.Quote:
Originally Posted by irish_2003