who would you want for president 2012

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Who would you support if the election was right now

Barak Obama
2
5%
Sarah Palin
19
51%
Mitt Romney
3
8%
Huckabee
12
32%
David Petraues
0
No votes
Hilary clinton
1
3%
Bobby Jindal
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 37

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Postby oletimer » October 6th, 2009, 3:21 pm

dawgs10
the point is if the repubs are ever going to get elected again, they need to find someone with a brain. someone smart and someone that appeals to the majority. im waiting for a christain dem. to vote for. someone that serves God and the back bone of America. The worker!!! we may never see one again. but i will never again vote for a repub. because they end each speach with God bless America. They are going to have to show that they care about more then stuffing their pockets and the pockets of their freinds while playing the fiddle as Rome burns.


if the repubs are ever going to get elected again, they need to find someone with a brain. someone smart and someone that appeals to the majority.


The dems did it, why don't you think that the repubs can't, oh I forgot we don't have Acorn. Might would have maded a difference if we had. :wink:
God Bless

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Postby CantBCoy » October 6th, 2009, 5:15 pm

Huckabee then and Huckabee now. We need someone that can communicate conservative values effectively, and I believe he's the only one in this group who can. Why was Reagan so successful? Because he knew how to talk to the American people. Will we find anyone that we agree with entirely? Probably not. Can we find someone that has core conservative values, has the ability to communicate those values and capture enough independent votes to win? Sure, and if it ain't Huckabee then I don't know who.

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Postby one love » October 6th, 2009, 10:44 pm

MacUser wrote:Exactly. Remember this guy is the intellectual giant. The thinker... that does nothing (according to SNL)... and you think this guy is going to be hard to beat?

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Amazing how easily you guys are purchased.


Purchased??????? I cant stand Obama and I love palin. I do feel she is NOT electable right now. Unless something changes and really fast it just will not work though I love her and what she stands for. Mac we cant win without the indpendents, they won the election for obama. This crowd will not vote for her. She could surprise me and I hope she does because I do like her...

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Postby MacUser » October 7th, 2009, 3:18 am

one love wrote:
Purchased??????? I cant stand Obama and I love palin. I do feel she is NOT electable right now. Unless something changes and really fast it just will not work though I love her and what she stands for. Mac we cant win without the indpendents, they won the election for obama. This crowd will not vote for her. She could surprise me and I hope she does because I do like her...


YEP in this fact... "purchased with news reports that she is not electable". Those time slots cost money. Popular talking / political media heads / articulate academia that instantly throw her under the bus - yet she just will not tumble under for some reason. ( Including left center Republicans that want OUR Christian values wing of the party to sit down and be quiet and vote as told). Thousands arrive to see her at every stop. Does the Huckster have that type of a firebrand? Nadda. When the media makes you.. the media can destroy him.

The independents ( and even DEMOCRATS ) have proven once the values of America are properly articulated ie; constrained vs the unconstrained vision of the world lean a clear majority to the right. Our problem is that we have the majority worldview (because the liberals have to hide true agendas).. yet we continue to act and send up canidates that don't fully represent those values and thus we lose because the base isn't energized. [ Enter John McCain example ]

My message is.. Don't seek approval / inclusiveness and set yourself below where your gut and goals tell you.

Again, like yourself. I'll vote for the Huckster instantly against Obama... but do I think he will WIN in 2012? Nadda.

Notice how already he's taking the middle road... not talking as tough as he was. Political posturing when all he has to do is stand on core constrained principles and articulate them.
Chris -

... Behold, the Lamb of God, that taketh away the sin of the world!
John 1:29

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Postby dawgs10 » October 7th, 2009, 3:30 am

MacUser wrote:
one love wrote:
Purchased??????? I cant stand Obama and I love palin. I do feel she is NOT electable right now. Unless something changes and really fast it just will not work though I love her and what she stands for. Mac we cant win without the indpendents, they won the election for obama. This crowd will not vote for her. She could surprise me and I hope she does because I do like her...


YEP in this fact... "purchased with news reports that she is not electable". Those time slots cost money. Popular talking / political media heads / articulate academia that instantly throw her under the bus - yet she just will not tumble under for some reason. ( Including left center Republicans that want OUR Christian values wing of the party to sit down and be quiet and vote as told). Thousands arrive to see her at every stop. Does the Huckster have that type of a firebrand? Nadda. When the media makes you.. the media can destroy him.

The independents ( and even DEMOCRATS ) have proven once the values of America are properly articulated ie; constrained vs the unconstrained vision of the world lean a clear majority to the right. Our problem is that we have the majority worldview (because the liberals have to hide true agendas).. yet we continue to act and send up canidates that don't fully represent those values and thus we lose because the base isn't energized. [ Enter John McCain example ]

My message is.. Don't seek approval / inclusiveness and set yourself below where your gut and goals tell you.

Again, like yourself. I'll vote for the Huckster instantly against Obama... but do I think he will WIN in 2012? Nadda.

Notice how already he's taking the middle road... not talking as tough as he was. Political posturing when all he has to do is stand on core constrained principles and articulate them.


i would vote for huck but not because he ends each speach with God Bless America. we know that is just lip service. the only person i am voting for next time around is someone with core values that reflect mine. i am a Christian that will not allow the hard right to tell me not to care about the poor and the working man because the strong will rule. i am not going to fall for that stuff again. (i do think huck will be a great pres. but i am not going to vote for someone who talks a good talk and dont back it up.)

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Postby MacUser » October 7th, 2009, 3:46 am

dawgs10 wrote:I would vote for huck

Me too. But on your big labor stance you know he supported this right? I just don't want you blindsided by this when the liberal media starts changing your opinions.

Huckabee sponsored the Southern Governors' Association resolution
Implement a farm labor system, based on the agreement between Canada and Mexico, which will provide an orderly, efficient way to import farm workers.

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http://www.ontheissues.org/Governor/Mik ... ration.htm
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John 1:29

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Postby dawgs10 » October 7th, 2009, 4:01 am

thats not the only thing he has done in his career. he is for tax reform which is need. flat tax would be nice. that way the rich will not worm there way out of it.

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Postby MacUser » October 7th, 2009, 4:30 am

dawgs10 wrote:the is for tax reform which is need. flat tax would be nice.


The tax reform / flat tax idea is fantastic... but isn't new and I would have to see the dismantling of the IRS first and reform private tax industry to believe it.

That would be one big mondo fight ( targeted mostly against liberals whom only tax to change/control behavior)... but fantastic to see.
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John 1:29


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