Black Magic
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Never mind the F'n ..BS Eric.eolesen said:You are totally oblivious at times.
The GOP could run Ted Nugent and win after the Obamacare debacle.
If just half the people affected by canceled mini-med programs and other "non qualifying" plans vote against the Dems, it will be a landslide.
All those youth voters? They're adults now. They've seen first hand how they were duped. Especially if they're sitting on six figures of student loans and still having to live in their parents basement because they still can't land that great job they were promised under Hope and Change.
We survived 8 years of Bush/Cheney I think we can survive Obama. Besides, it's the GOP's fault. They nominated McCain/Palin and then followed up with Romney/Ryan. How did they expect the moderates to vote?Black Magic said:By 2016 there might just not be anything left around here. Lean forward!
It's two years out. Granted campaigns start a lot earlier now but there are a few out there that we know of (Jindal/Rubio) who could make it interesting and who knows how many we have never heard of.NewHampshire Black Bears said:Never mind the F'n ..BS Eric.
Assuming Hillarys does run, AND with the exception of Jeb Bush, who 'may' run,............I'm CALLING YOU ...O U T, this VERY Minute,...............in front of ALL the folks here on the 'cooler, to Name......5 POSSIBLE REPLUGS who could beat HILLARY.
Feel free to start NOW !
( I got News for you , you damnn PHONEY,....You couldn't name....O N E,.....NOT one ) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you really believe that?eolesen said:.I'm more curious to see if Obama resigns after the 2014 elections, which would make Biden the incumbent.
Not sure that age is much of a factor.eolesen said:Aside from the novelty of voting for a female President, where's the motivation for young people to vote for Hillary?...I'm more curious to see if Obama resigns after the 2014 elections, which would make Biden the incumbent.There's no way the DNC would let Hillary run against a sitting president. I know, it's just F'n BS to you, but if the mid-terms swing control of the Senate, being POTUS won't be nearly as much fun as it is now. It would be the ultimate back-hand to the Clintons.It's my impression that Obama only tolerates the Clintons in small doses at this point, and if Benghazi is still being talked about two years from now (and I really doubt it will go away, given her personal involvement in the lead-up to the attacks, and her conduct afterward), I don't think that he'd be able to risk his legacy by stumping for Hillary.He'll have to back Biden.
700UW said:Show us the lies,
What about the Republicans who said there was Death Panels in the law, thats an absolute lie
Top Ten Republican lies about the AHCA.
http://quietmike.org/2013/11/08/top-republican-lies-about-obamacare/
More lies:
http://www.occupydemocrats.com/a-complete-list-of-republicans-biggest-obamacare-lies-of-2013/
Mark Halperin, an analyst for Time magazine and MSNBC, insisted to a conservative news outlet this week that “death panels” were “built in” to President Barack Obama’s health care reform law, even though the notion had been repeatedly debunked by fact-checking organizations.
During the Monday interview, Newsmax TV host Steve Malzberg noted that the death panels “would be coming.”
Halperin agreed that it was going to be a “huge issue” and that the president had not told the truth about health care rationing.
“So, you believe there will be rationing, a.k.a ‘death panels’?” Malzberg pressed.
“It’s built into the plan,” Halperin asserted. “It’s not like a guess or like a judgment. That’s going to be part of how costs are controlled.”
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/11/26/halperin-tells-conservative-host-that-death-panels-are-built-in-to-obamacare/
Update (2:45 p.m. ET): In a tweet on Tuesday, Halperin argued that he never said that there were “death panels” in the Affordable Care Act.
eolesen said:Aside from the novelty of voting for a female President, where's the motivation for young people to vote for Hillary?...
I'm more curious to see if Obama resigns after the 2014 elections, which would make Biden the incumbent.
There's no way the DNC would let Hillary run against a sitting president. I know, it's just F'n BS to you, but if the mid-terms swing control of the Senate, being POTUS won't be nearly as much fun as it is now. It would be the ultimate back-hand to the Clintons.
It's my impression that Obama only tolerates the Clintons in small doses at this point, and if Benghazi is still being talked about two years from now (and I really doubt it will go away, given her personal involvement in the lead-up to the attacks, and her conduct afterward), I don't think that he'd be able to risk his legacy by stumping for Hillary.
He'll have to back Biden.
Think that very famous picture of Hill, JOE and B O.. in the situation room, together, when OBL was being 'taken out' might be SHOWN a time-or-two, during that hypothetical campaign ???????????
you keep throwing that out there but I can't see Romney being any worse than the tool in there nowMs Tree said:The out come is up to the GOP. If they run another McCain or Romney then the election is the Dems for the taking.
You mean this one?...NewHampshire Black Bears said:Think that very famous picture of Hill, JOE and B O.. in the situation room, together, when OBL was being 'taken out' might be SHOWN a time-or-two, during that hypothetical campaign ???????????