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Arizona1950 2012/05/12 23:09:04
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He's big money and big corporations anyone who likes this combination will always have handlers and will always look out for their own best interest. Obama doesn't have his fortune and look how much he caters to them.

No doubt in my mind he will be just as un-consitutional in his direction as he supports intervention, sanctions, the Patriot Act, and the NDAA. I believe he will be going after your property rights well as as he pushes through his agenda of making himself richer.

If the constitution is not important to you - you're only going to get more of the same of what we already have with each new administration being worse than the last. Not supporting the constitution is allowing the continued taking down of America for profit.

Romney avoids many of the questions but looks to blame instead ...

Q: List three or more specific programs that will put American people back to work.

ROMNEY: Let's go back and talk about, first, what you do to get the economy going. We've spoken about our tax code that's out of alignment with other nations.

We've spoken about the fact that regulation is overwhelming us that we need to become energy-secure. We have to open up markets, and we have to crack down on China when they cheat. But I'd like to talk about something else that President Obama has been doing. He's been practicing crony capitalism. And if you want to get America going again, you've got to stop the spread of crony capitalism. He gives General Motors to the UAW. He takes $500 million and sticks it into Solyndra. He stacks the labor stooges on the NLRB, so they can say no to Boeing and take care of their friends in the labor movement. This president is biggest impediment to job growth in this country.

We have to replace Barack Obama to get America working again.

Now tell me "honestly" did he answer the question!

He will go after property and state rights ...

Oil tycoon Harold Hamm, chairman of Romney’s Energy Policy Advisory Council and hosted a recent quiet soirée netting $50,000 apiece from approximately 200 Romney supporters backing the Keystone pipeline. Do you know when complete the northern section of the Keystone pipeline will connect to Hamm’s oil field, giving him a 1,700-mile conduit to the Gulf of Mexico?

Hamm ranks 33rd on the Forbes’ wealth list and is worth around $12 billion. Keystone XL — which would run down from Canada — would expedite his ascent up the billionaire ladder.

When asked about the fundraiser’s attendees who came to hear Romney Hamm wouldn’t mention names but told The Oklahoman he "knows a lot of oil folks" and "invited everybody" he knows. Hamm and his publicists did not return calls to The National Memo.

Another presidency being bought to further the downfall of America for profit?

To the GOP supporter he can’t possibly be a socialist but simply a capitalist and good man; and like Obama’s followers believe, he is only trying to buck the system of injustice. Riiiiight.

The simple fact is thousands of homes and peoples’ land will be seized by the government using eminent domain. Are you ready to support such a federal project (oh by the way Obama supports this too) that will crush the privacy and individual freedom of more Americans by stealing their land or paying them to to run a pipeline of oil through their property with their own tax dollars? Or allow them to get away with it for votes?

I look at those who follow the Obama as their "great hope" no different than those who follow Romney believing he is the "true great hope" because anyone is better than Obama.

If the Constitution and your rights are not important to you … You will reap what you sow.

So what makes you like Romney so much?

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  • Libertys Martyr 2012/05/18 17:50:14
    None of the above
    Libertys Martyr
    +1
    I dislike him for the same reasons I dislike Obama which happen to be the same reason I dislike Bush.

    Their rhetoric may be different, but in the end they are all constitution-ignoring, banker-friendly, executive branch expanding, over-spending war mongering narcissist.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?...
  • Arizona... Liberty... 2012/05/18 18:31:55
    Arizona1950
    I agree. :-)
  • AaronJasonCumbie 2012/05/18 03:01:10
    None of the above
    AaronJasonCumbie
    I deeply loathe him, and all the Tea Party Idiots.
  • Arizona... AaronJa... 2012/05/18 11:11:21
    Arizona1950
    So you love socialism / globalization. Is there a reason you find them so much better than following the constitution and our founding principles?

    Sadly when Dr. Paul's message started to get out the GOP grabbed hold with the Tea Party Express which has really set about a mixed message. But you can tell the difference quite clearly ... the Grassroot Patriot can never be identified as a NeoCon.
  • Dagon 2012/05/16 20:13:45 (edited)
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/17 04:19:41
    Arizona1950
    +1
    Listening to the GOP controlled media eh ...

    He's a failed one-term governor who is only out for power ...

    His first budget as governor included $240 million in fee increases.
    [Meet the Press, 12/16/2007]

    As governor, he made it more expensive to use an ice skating rink, register a boat, take the bar exam, and transport hazardous waste.
    [Associated Press, The Boston Globe, 08/28/2007]

    Under Mitt Romney's leadership, Massachusetts ranked 47th among the 50 states in job creation. Massachusetts' job growth was at 0.9 percent, far behind the national average of over 5 percent.
    [ThinkProgress, 06/2/2011]

    A Northeastern University economist found that Massachusetts lagged on virtually every economic indicator while Mitt Romney was in office.
    [ThinkProgress, 06/2/2011]

    His top economic adviser Greg Mankiw said the "offshoring" of American jobs was a good thing.
    [Washington Post, 02/11/2004]

    He named Walid Phares, a radical Islamophobe tied to a militia that committed atrocities, to his foreign policy team.
    [The New Republic, 10/24/2011]

    Three out of the six green energy companies he had funded in Massachusetts are now defunct or struggling.
    [Politico, 10/26/2011]

    He said a cap and trade program would have "devastating results for people across the planet." In 2005, Romney said he...























    Listening to the GOP controlled media eh ...

    He's a failed one-term governor who is only out for power ...

    His first budget as governor included $240 million in fee increases.
    [Meet the Press, 12/16/2007]

    As governor, he made it more expensive to use an ice skating rink, register a boat, take the bar exam, and transport hazardous waste.
    [Associated Press, The Boston Globe, 08/28/2007]

    Under Mitt Romney's leadership, Massachusetts ranked 47th among the 50 states in job creation. Massachusetts' job growth was at 0.9 percent, far behind the national average of over 5 percent.
    [ThinkProgress, 06/2/2011]

    A Northeastern University economist found that Massachusetts lagged on virtually every economic indicator while Mitt Romney was in office.
    [ThinkProgress, 06/2/2011]

    His top economic adviser Greg Mankiw said the "offshoring" of American jobs was a good thing.
    [Washington Post, 02/11/2004]

    He named Walid Phares, a radical Islamophobe tied to a militia that committed atrocities, to his foreign policy team.
    [The New Republic, 10/24/2011]

    Three out of the six green energy companies he had funded in Massachusetts are now defunct or struggling.
    [Politico, 10/26/2011]

    He said a cap and trade program would have "devastating results for people across the planet." In 2005, Romney said he was "convinced" that cap and trade was "good business."
    [ThinkProgress, 05/20/2011]

    Campaigning in 1994, he said "I don't line up with the NRA." Today, Mitt Romney is a lifetime member of the NRA.
    [Time, 05/10/2007]

    He falsely claimed he was endorsed by the NRA in 2002.
    [Washington Post, 12/16/2007]

    His former health care consultant, an MIT economist, claimed the former governor is being "dishonest" when he says he didn't have to raise taxes in order to pay for Romneycare.
    [ThinkProgress, 10/14/2011]

    Mitt Romney: "I'm running for office, for Pete's sake, I can't have illegals."
    [Politico, 10/19/2007]

    He initially supported the Bush plan for a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants. He later denounced it.
    [Washington Post, 02/4/2008]

    He criticized Rick Perry for providing government benefits to undocumented immigrants, but Romneycare provided free health care to undocumented immigrants.
    [Los Angeles Times, 10/23/2011]

    His Olympics office refused to give free or discounted tickets to family of firefighters who died in 9/11, though it provided tickets to Utah legislators.
    [The Boston Globe, 06/28/2007] - coming from MA, I remembered this when it hit the news.

    For those who continue to support the status quo, you send a clear message to Washington that our Constitution, it’s Laws, and the value of liberty just doesn’t matter and in return they send another wannabe liar-in-chief for the 2012 election. Is this what you want for America’s future?
    (more)
  • Dagon Arizona... 2012/05/17 07:02:42
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/17 17:55:58
    Arizona1950
    +1
    When you stand for nothing ... you will fall for anything. You would rather a liar over a good man ... pretty sickening if you ask me.

    If voter preference continues in the direction of the status quo we won't just have a median senate of socialist and globalists, they will be all one-minded socialists and its very unlikely this country will see any libertarians or constitutionalists that can make any difference in Washington. We know for a fact Ron Paul and about a handful of around 20 have been going up against the majority of 500 or more for a very long time. Its time we stopped being afraid and get some people in Washington who actually will adhere to the constitution and our founding principles. Sometimes its more than just winning a campaign but all about winning the war against tyranny.

    If the people don't wake up now ... it will be too late.
  • Dagon Arizona... 2012/05/17 19:49:03 (edited)
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/18 02:06:25 (edited)
    Arizona1950
    If you think that it will take only one election cycle to change 100 years of progressivism you will always give up.

    Best case scenario is Paul either endorses Gary Johnson or agrees to run as his VP ... you still think he won't have a majority if he runs as his VP? Gary's record is awsome and makes Romney look even more incompetent as a governor.

    IF he doesn't run as his VP ... it will still be bringing the message forward for the 2016 run ... meanwhile every DEM, NeoCon, and RINO out and not another one in from the town dogcatcher to the senate (every level of government) for each voting cycle for the next 4 years.

    Question where is Romney so different that you feel safer?
  • Dagon Arizona... 2012/05/18 02:10:17
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/18 11:14:40 (edited)
    Arizona1950
    Get over the labels ... the same direction makes him the same man in the mirror. If the direction results in the same goal why get hung up on freakin labels! Just smoke, mirrors, and re-direction.

    Globalist / Socialist / NWO = the take-down of America, her Constitution and founding principles for Power and Greed at the cost of liberty to a people who have been raised as free men. Wake up!
  • Dagon Arizona... 2012/05/18 13:43:37
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/18 14:04:10
    Arizona1950
    +1
    These guys did it ... and as far as I know nobody was killed. They didn't wait until freedom was just another word for nothing left to lose.



    "Romney's Achilles' heel is a moral one. It is the sum of all of the cheating that has been done in his favor by the party. For example...

    In Oklahoma, party officials pulled out a ballroom divider to cordon off Ron Paul supporters and shut them out of participation. Later they turned out the lights. Voice votes that were clearly lost were declared won.

    In Alaska, party officials defeated the majority by retaining the committee which "interpreted rules" and later, after taking the delegation, reluctantly gave up the party control to the new majority but transferred all of the money out of the Republican Party accounts.

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com...

    Vote Ron Paul 2012 ... he's the ONLY one with any integrity at all and he's the only candidate running on the Constitution and founding principles ... that SHOULD speak volumes!
  • Dagon Arizona... 2012/05/18 14:34:55
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/18 15:35:34
    Arizona1950
    +1
    Stupid reason when you know that both sides practice voter fraud to tip the scales for the status quo.
  • Dagon Arizona... 2012/05/18 15:51:05
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/18 18:35:07
    Arizona1950
    This is true .. but you can keep hope alive by making sure that our consitution is not completely destroyed in the next 4 years.

    Voting the status quo only tells Washington tha you accept it so nothing will change. Nothing.
  • Dagon Arizona... 2012/05/18 19:22:46
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/18 22:59:28
    Arizona1950
    +1
    Romney will be the same or worse, don't know why this keeps going over your head.

    http://www.sodahead.com/unite...
  • Dagon Arizona... 2012/05/18 23:01:28
  • Arizona... Dagon 2012/05/18 23:05:20
    Arizona1950
    Sometimes we loose a battle to win the war.

    As Rand Paul said, "So what’s wrong with limited constitutional government? What’s wrong with restoring our country to its founding principles?

    What’s the matter with fighting for a renewed respect for free markets, sound money, individual liberty, and an America-first foreign policy?"

    “Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must undergo the fatigue of supporting it” ~ Patrick Henry
  • gregaj7 2012/05/16 18:37:23
    None of the above
    gregaj7
    +1
    I don't.
  • WannaBeRSC the Contrarian SOB 2012/05/16 12:13:13
    None of the above
    WannaBeRSC the Contrarian SOB
    +1
    Pseudo republicans and anti Christians like him because his religion denigrates Jesus, although he does fully support same sex marriage and other socialist programs.
  • DDogbreath 2012/05/16 11:14:50
    None of the above
    DDogbreath
    +2
    You are going to attract a lot of people with there heads jammed so far up their asses they can't see the light of day with this poll Arizona!

    head up butt





    Just like Obama he will be the "Bain" in the existence of America.

    heads jammed asses light poll arizona obama bain existence america
  • Jack Sprat 2012/05/13 19:03:15 (edited)
    I like him because ...
    Jack Sprat
    really like him because he ain't O'BOzo, much like the way I liked Smirkey in 2000 because he wasn't the "slightly stupider" aL Gore (inventer of the internet, no wonder it's getting f'd up, and again I like him better than the "tax 'n spend" french looking traitor, John Fin' Cash 'n Carry.

    Come to think of it, I just don't like tax 'n spend liberals knowing how better to spend my money, while getting filthy rich in the process, well, like O'BOzo and Bubba "off the porch pooch" Clinton.


    Oddly we had the same choice when we got Clinton.......Let's not be stupid again.

    little general ross perot


    process obozo bubba porch pooch clinton oddly choice clinton stupid


    anybody but obama
  • Arizona... Jack Sprat 2012/05/13 20:15:32
    Arizona1950
    +2
    If you are not supporting the Constitution and your rights than you are only going to get more of the same and most likely worse ... you will reap what you sow.

    Did you read the blog?
  • Jack Sprat Arizona... 2012/05/13 21:07:02
    Jack Sprat
    Oddly I usually agree with you, but we can do the Ross Perot version 2.0 & keep someone far worse than Clinton out of a second term, a vote for Paul is a vote for BOzo, and like it or not a spoiler just isn't in my line of sight now, especially someone whose foreign policy and defence stratge is the same as Barney O'Blunders.

    It's called "Politics", not "ethics" to our great shame to be sure, but the nice little guy just won't do, and if Romney can't get elected president, Paul can't be chosen the soccer team captain of 3 rd grade.
  • Arizona... Jack Sprat 2012/05/13 21:16:13 (edited)
    Arizona1950
    +2
    Bush didn't lose to Clinton because of Ross Perot ... he lost because Bush wasn't thought to be good enough. Now you can debate today if history proved this wrong or not.

    If the Constitution is not important to you ... you will reap what you sow ... the same direction, the same policies, the same unconstitutional mandates while watching the take-down of America for profit. Voting for Clinton or Gore and not standing for the Constitution back then can be attributed to what we have today. Clinton on steroids ... and that is exactly why you don't vote the status quo.
  • Jack Sprat Arizona... 2012/05/13 21:29:47
    Jack Sprat
    Apparently you aren't familiar with who actually ran against Clinton, I was Bush 41, and Paul 1.0 ran as a third party candidate, your straw argument about the constitution not being important to me, is at best "unimpressive", since the little general 2.0 doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell, any more than than Perot did, well except to hand the second term to O'BOzo, who is the real threat to the consititution at this point. Oh a little point of unforgiving fact, the commander in chief has as his constitutional responsiblity to protect the US, not to reduce our forces to "traffic cops" as is the current nut job in the People's House.

    have a nice day
  • Arizona... Jack Sprat 2012/05/13 21:33:59 (edited)
  • Jack Sprat Arizona... 2012/05/13 21:47:26
    Jack Sprat
    "Gore who ran against Bush"

    As I said Clinton ran against Bush 41 with Perot 1.0 as a third party candidate, split the vote and Clinton won. Clinton never ran against Bush 43, no wonder you want Perot 2.0.

    and Bozama will appreciate your vote, truly, Keep up the good work though, my wife, brother, sister and mother voted for Perot 1.0, hope they aren't as stupid this time.
  • Arizona... Jack Sprat 2012/05/13 22:23:48
    Arizona1950
    +1
    If you don't stand for the constitution you will continue to get the status quo ... you reap what you sow.
  • Jack Sprat Arizona... 2012/05/15 03:38:37
    Jack Sprat
    I served 6 years to stand up for the "constitution", and have more than enough years hearing tinpot politicians whining about all they "would do" for the consitution, and didn't when they had the chance, a vote for Paul is a vote for OBozo and against the consitution, since Bozo will still be there and the constitution may not.
  • Arizona... Jack Sprat 2012/05/15 04:19:45 (edited)
    Arizona1950
    +2
    We never had Ron Paul who has a proven record of doing just that ... standing for our constitution. If he were like the rest the GOP would be backing him instead of a failed one-term governor. They know Romney is going to lose ... you are betting on the wrong horse if you don't see this as just another setup by the handlers in Washington.

    You stand for your constitution as you say ... then stand for the only one standing for you!
  • Jack Sprat Arizona... 2012/05/15 06:21:00
    Jack Sprat
    He's not running this time, but thanks for the offer, can't vote for the guy who what's to give the nuke to Iran and the rest of the world wide terrorists like the current guy is doing, again on defence and foreign policy, the guy's the same as the one we have in the stolen office now.

    Hope we can agree on the next topic...have a great day.
  • Arizona... Jack Sprat 2012/05/15 06:39:25 (edited)
    Arizona1950
    +2
    Watch it if you dare ...



    Iran has always said it was about nuclear energy. It's always been the fear and war-mongers who have made it something more ...
  • Jack Sprat Arizona... 2012/05/15 06:51:49
    Jack Sprat
    Sure it has. The just say the want to wipe the Saturday people off the earth first then the Sunday people and take over the world because it gets them ??????
  • Arizona... Jack Sprat 2012/05/15 06:59:50 (edited)
    Arizona1950
    +2
    Did you even watch and listen to the video ... or are you going to continue to cower to fear and hate-mongering. We have more to fear from within than we need to fear from Iran.
  • Jack Sprat Arizona... 2012/05/15 18:33:07
    Jack Sprat
    You are currently right....my pledge was "Enemies, foreign and domestic" weakening our military defenses would fall under that.

    Here's some good news for you....

    But here's a Rasmussen poll of likely voters......

    "...Tuesday, May 15, 2012

    Voters now trust likely Republican nominee Mitt Romney more than President Obama on all five issues regularly surveyed by Rasmussen Reports, especially when it comes to money.

    A new national telephone survey finds that 51% of Likely U.S. Voters trust Romney more than Obama when it comes the economy, while 39% trust the president more. Ten percent (10%) are undecided......"

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