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Can you vote for someone who time and time again helped grow Government?

kir 2012/08/16 16:37:29
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Could you ever vote for a team (President/VP candidates) who
1. Supported TARP and begged for it to be passed
2. Voted yes for the first stimulus as well as the auto bailouts
3. Voted yes on NDAA and making the Patriot Act permanent.
4. Created a program that formed the foundation of PPACA with the help of the progressive Ted Kennedy
5. Raised taxes and thereby breaking a major campaign promise.
6. Lied about raising taxes to try to make it look like he kept his promise.
7. Used taxpayer money to fund green energy programs--at least one of which failed.
8. Stated when caught off guard that he would support cap and trade on the global level.

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  • James 2012/08/16 19:12:04
    No. I do not support those policies.
    James
    +7
    That's why I'm staying true to principle.....

    ron paul

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  • Muriel 2012/08/18 19:54:49
    No. I do not support those policies.
    Muriel
    No way!
  • kir Muriel 2012/08/18 22:00:57
    kir
    Are you sure about that? You would never EVER vote for a team that supported those policies? I bet I could convince you otherwise.
  • Tom 2012/08/17 22:15:44
    No. I do not support those policies.
    Tom
    You mean like the guy currently running the show in DC? CZar this and Czar that
  • kir Tom 2012/08/18 12:21:24
    kir
    Him and Romney both.
  • relic 2012/08/17 19:40:43
    Yes. I support those policies.
    relic
  • burning... relic 2012/08/18 21:05:50 (edited)
    burningsnowman
    Right, an isolated sandbox that hasn't started a war with its neighbors since the 19th century and could barely deal with Iraq at its peak is exactly like Nazi Germany in 1939. Just like Saddam was JUST like Hitler and needed to be removed because he definitely had WMDs according to all the people saying "we" need to attack Iran. Give me a break. Haven't you people learned anything from the last 10 years???
  • relic burning... 2012/08/19 00:17:01
    relic
    Wow, are you truly that ignorant?
  • kir burning... 2012/08/19 11:53:13
    kir
    There is the issue of Iran gaining nuclear weapons, but I think if instead of spending the resources trying to start a war with them we instead worked on helping them build thorium reactors, then they would have energy and no excuse to refine weapons grade nuclear material.
  • kir 2012/08/17 19:25:53
    No. I do not support those policies.
    kir
    I don't support those policies and never will. It doesn't matter what options are available, I will never support any candidate that has supported such policies of destructive government.
  • Odinsown 2012/08/17 00:51:59
    No. I do not support those policies.
    Odinsown
    +1
    As an idealistic anarchist I do not support government.
  • none 2012/08/17 00:22:53
    No. I do not support those policies.
    none
    I didn't in 2008 and I won't in November.
  • kir none 2012/08/17 00:29:38
    kir
    +1
    May I ask who you're voting for in 2012?
  • none kir 2012/08/17 04:49:55
    none
    +1
    Romney, Obama was totally unqualified in 2008 and should have proved that fact to anyone foolish enough to have voted for him back then.
  • kir none 2012/08/17 06:36:45
    kir
    Oops didn't read that properly before clicking the like button. Oh well. I thought you said you didn't support those policies? I asked if you would vote for someone who supported them and you said no, but then you said you'd vote for Romney. Which is it?
  • heirsoftheking 2012/08/17 00:20:00
    No. I do not support those policies.
    heirsoftheking
    Grow & grow government means raise & raise taxes.
  • Mitchell McAleer 2012/08/16 23:51:41 (edited)
    No. I do not support those policies.
    Mitchell McAleer
    +2
    Romney swivels around his policy positions like he's mounted on an axle, and is supported by the same entities like Goldman Sachs, that sold an unproven one term half black congressman to the foolish TV sycophants of this nation, that's a real problem. http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

    There is only one sane, principled man in this election cycle.

    Ron Paul gets more support from active duty military than all other candidates combined, including Obama, note 71% RP vs 8% Romney. http://www.ronpaul.com/2011-0...
    Ron Paul has 10 times more popular support than Obama and over 100 times more than Romney,. case in point, meetup.com groups, are $150 a year for a page. Ron Paul has over 640 groups with over 99,000 members, some of them in other countries. http://ronpaul.meetup.com/

    Romney has 10, with a little over 400 members. http://mittromney.meetup.com/
    Obama has 61, with around 9,000 members. http://barackobama.meetup.com/

    what does that tell you about real people, working together, and investing in something they feel is vital to the future of this country?
    Romney swivels around his policy positions like he's mounted on an axle, and is supported by the same entities like Goldman Sachs, that sold an unproven one term half black congressman to the foolish TV sycophants of this nation, that's a real problem. http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

    There is only one sane, principled man in this election cycle.

    Ron Paul gets more support from active duty military than all other candidates combined, including Obama, note 71% RP vs 8% Romney. http://www.ronpaul.com/2011-0...
    Ron Paul has 10 times more popular support than Obama and over 100 times more than Romney,. case in point, meetup.com groups, are $150 a year for a page. Ron Paul has over 640 groups with over 99,000 members, some of them in other countries. http://ronpaul.meetup.com/

    Romney has 10, with a little over 400 members. http://mittromney.meetup.com/
    Obama has 61, with around 9,000 members. http://barackobama.meetup.com/

    what does that tell you about real people, working together, and investing in something they feel is vital to the future of this country?
    (more)
  • jubil8 BN-0 PON 2012/08/16 23:26:03
    No. I do not support those policies.
    jubil8 BN-0 PON
    +1
    We'll never make a meaningful dent in the debt without downsizing government -- spending, programs, AND sheer number of employees.
  • Razoreye001 2012/08/16 22:19:53
    Yes. I support those policies.
    Razoreye001
    A growing government is a healthy government.
  • kir Razorey... 2012/08/17 00:30:39
    kir
    Really? Then why are all the governments that have been growing and spending start to collapse? Why is the EU collapsing? Why are nations that try massive stimulus collapsing? And why are the nations that work on a decentralized approach do so much better?
  • Razorey... kir 2012/08/17 00:32:53
    Razoreye001
    The EU is collapsing thanks to capitalism and a lack of unity in the EU. Denmark has the biggest welfare state in Europe and an unemployment rate of 2% that means big government works.
  • kir Razorey... 2012/08/17 00:38:05
    kir
    +1
    The EU isn't working on capitalist principals. The EU is working on hyper-federalist principals combined with a monopolization of currency. The only EU nations that are surviving are those that are using a DECENTRALIZED government approach. Do some research. http://politicoid.blogspot.co...
  • rocat Razorey... 2012/08/17 19:42:26
    rocat
    in biology...
    unchecked growth...
    is known as cancer-
  • Razorey... rocat 2012/08/17 20:05:04
    Razoreye001
    true but, we aren't suffering from cancer were suffering from necrosis, think of tax dollars as nutrients or government body needs to survive.
  • rocat Razorey... 2012/08/17 20:49:05
    rocat
    necrosis...
    as a result of cancer-
  • rocat rocat 2012/08/17 20:49:38
    rocat
    cancer loves sugar...btw-
  • Willy 2012/08/16 20:04:16
    No. I do not support those policies.
    Willy
    +2
    Even though obama did all this, the sheeple still elected him.
  • kir Willy 2012/08/16 20:14:12
    kir
    Seriously! So who's you're pick this November?
  • Willy kir 2012/08/16 23:02:47
    Willy
    Well, since there is no way you're going to get anyone but obama or Romney, then Romney is your only choice. A second term for obama will mean the sure destruction of America. It might anyway since obama's government is busy buying up hundreds of millions of hollow point bullets to use on the American people. obama has written Executive orders to declare Martial Law and shut down the Internet.
  • kir Willy 2012/08/17 00:31:16
    kir
    +1
    You said that you won't vote for someone who supported those policies. The Romeny/Ryan team supported all of those combined.
  • Willy kir 2012/08/17 00:44:11
    Willy
    obama has some much more devious ideas planned for us.
  • kir Willy 2012/08/17 00:50:51
    kir
    +1
    I didn't ask that; I asked if you can vote for anyone who

    1. Supported TARP and begged for it to be passed
    2. Voted yes for the first stimulus as well as the auto bailouts
    3. Voted yes on NDAA and making the Patriot Act permanent.
    4. Created a program that formed the foundation of PPACA with the help of the progressive Ted Kennedy
    5. Raised taxes and thereby breaking a major campaign promise.
    6. Lied about raising taxes to try to make it look like he kept his promise.
    7. Used taxpayer money to fund green energy programs--at least one of which failed.
    8. Stated when caught off guard that he would support cap and trade on the global level.

    You answered no yet you are going to anyway.
  • James 2012/08/16 19:12:04
    No. I do not support those policies.
    James
    +7
    That's why I'm staying true to principle.....

    ron paul
  • Peacock 2012/08/16 18:20:09
    No. I do not support those policies.
    Peacock
    No...there is too much Gov. in the wrong areas, not enough of it where it should be!
  • flaca BN-0 2012/08/16 18:15:43
    No. I do not support those policies.
    flaca BN-0
    I support some of them. It's cheaper to prop up a troubled auto industry for a while than it is the cost of losing the whole industry forever. The cost to America of losing yet another sector of mfg is far greater than the loans they got.

    Unfortunately, the GOP is trying to paint Mr. Ryan differently to what he really is. Like Romney, he's turned into a flipflopper.
  • kir flaca BN-0 2012/08/16 18:36:32
    kir
    +4
    Romney and Obama are both big government authoritarian candidates. They're both tricking their bases and doing a damn good job at it.
  • flaca BN-0 kir 2012/08/17 00:17:07
    flaca BN-0
    I think this "big govt" argument is a cliche that many people use. Let's look at 50 years ago. Did we need an inland security department? Did we have a constant threat of cyberhacking of not only NASA, CIA, Pentagon but also the Grid, Power Stations etc?
    Nope. None of that existed because there were few computers and no internet.
    So there are all these new things that have to be regulated, or protected against that never existed in the past. Can we do this job without swelling government?

    I get tired of this nicely rounded anti-big govt. argument. It's so conveniently easy to fling up. What we should look at is the truth: how many other jobs does govt. have to contend with today that it didn't in the past and compare their govt. size with ours. Imagine if it was found that today, the ratios prove that we've actually taken on far more with far less expenditure, and we're (GOD FORBID) doing it far more efficiently.

    Instead of carping, it would behove us all to think outside this silly mudslinging.
  • burningsnowman 2012/08/16 17:56:47 (edited)
    No. I do not support those policies.
    burningsnowman
    +1
    It depends on what programs they expanded. Although obviously I oppose basically all of those (although the stimulus wasn't as bad as the rest). Ryan is just a much smarter and better looking George W Bush.
  • Dan ☮ R P ☮ 2012 ☮ 2012/08/16 16:49:11
    No. I do not support those policies.
    Dan ☮ R P ☮ 2012 ☮
    +5
    Everything you listed disqualifies them in my book.
  • InoYamanaka 2012/08/16 16:48:44
    Yes. I support those policies.
    InoYamanaka
    I don't get it....why can't we trade globally? Of course, maybe there should be more exports. I am for green energy programs. I'm for raising of taxes; but for the states not the federal. Federal should lower theirs, I think. (Don't they use a lot of that for defense spending? Including Patriot Act?)
  • kir InoYama... 2012/08/16 17:01:47
    kir
    +6
    No cap and trade. Cap and trade isn't trading.. it's monetizing carbon emissions which is a horrible idea.

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