The former Mayor of Mooseville won't get my vote for anything other than Political Oddity of Decade.
Sarah Palin or Obama 2012?
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Who would you vote for?
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Ali ~ In My Heart I Trust ~ 2009/11/21 02:12:02Obama
+23This is a joke question, right? Of course I'll vote for Obama.
The former Mayor of Mooseville won't get my vote for anything other than Political Oddity of Decade.
Leave it to a liberal to demand cradle to grave care from big government, and to steal the achievements of their parents then call them their own.
I would like to see a more experienced candidate on the Republican ticket than Palin but at least she loves America!!
BE CONSERVATIVE OR BE GONE!
Who do you like?
I am not sure since I think Ron Paul is getting up there but I am anxious to see who comes out of the woodwork this time!!
http://www.sodahead.com/busin...
I don't know of anyone that I would want in POTUS. I'm even thinking that Ron Paul was an unintentionally allowed tail-chasing ruse, so that the true 'Constitutionalists/conservat... would waste their time on someone that didn't have a chance. I do think, though, that the political machine running things was more exposed than it ever wanted to be with Paul's campaign, including the massive computer vote-fraud. Thanks for your time.
I wasn't trying to sell you on it.
Just curious. I know often others respond to argue. I was just curious :)
I am going to spend more time on that blog later. Have to go to work soon :(
FTA: While we might be in the wilderness, conservatives need to defend the free market system and explain what really caused last year’s collapse. According to one version of the story, America’s economic woes were caused by a lack of government intervention and regulation and therefore the only way to fix the problem, because, of course, every problem can be fixed by a politician, is for more bureaucracy to impose itself further, deeper, forcing itself deeper into the private sector.
I think that’s simply wrong. We got into this mess because of government interference in the first place. The mortgage crisis that led to the collapse of the financial market, it was rooted in a good-natured, but wrongheaded, desire to increase home ownership among those who couldn’t yet afford to own a home. In so many cases, politicians on the right and the left, they wanted to take credit for an increase in home ownership among those with lower incomes. But the rules of the marketplace are not adaptable to the mere whims of politicians.
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire...
BOTH parties are part of Americ...
FTA: While we might be in the wilderness, conservatives need to defend the free market system and explain what really caused last year’s collapse. According to one version of the story, America’s economic woes were caused by a lack of government intervention and regulation and therefore the only way to fix the problem, because, of course, every problem can be fixed by a politician, is for more bureaucracy to impose itself further, deeper, forcing itself deeper into the private sector.
I think that’s simply wrong. We got into this mess because of government interference in the first place. The mortgage crisis that led to the collapse of the financial market, it was rooted in a good-natured, but wrongheaded, desire to increase home ownership among those who couldn’t yet afford to own a home. In so many cases, politicians on the right and the left, they wanted to take credit for an increase in home ownership among those with lower incomes. But the rules of the marketplace are not adaptable to the mere whims of politicians.
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire...
BOTH parties are part of America's problems. Sarah is the solution.
BTW, how is that 0bamaBailout working out for you? Feeling 'stimulated' yet? /sarc
LOL...the bailout didn't do anything for me....LOL....I just wish we could have those trillions and trillions that both President Obama and Bush gave to the bankers.....we might have been able to end both wars and solve the economic crisis by now!
that is her isn't it? lol
The Labor Department says the unemployment rate dropped to 9.4 percent August 2009, compared to 9.5 percent in June. It is the first time the jobless rate has fallen since April 2008.
So, April is only 4 months into the new administration's watch. I pretty much think we can contribute this to the momentum it had gained during the previous years, just as Clinton started out in the hole after Bush Sr. and took us to a surplus, which Bush Jr. quickly took us right back in the hole again. Stuff don't happen over night and when you're barreling to hell, any turn you make is a better than staying on the path you were on. Is anyone else seeing a pattern here?
The second chart was created by "Geoff" at the Web site Innocent Bystanders. We’ve checked it and can vouch for its accuracy. The Obama team did not give the precise figures that lie behind their chart, and the chart is based on quarterly figures while the BLS figures are monthly. Nevertheless, this chart gives a reasonably good picture of how far off the Obama team’s projections have turned out to be, at least so far.
http://www.factcheck.org/2009...
Thus 0bama has managed to waste a TRILLION Dollars without even coming close to his Promised projections.
I will probably vote for Ron Paul again.
Sarah may run as an independent, which will guarantee Obama's re-election and fracture the republican party, or she may be tasked with delivering the trailer park vote for Mitt Romney if he gets the nod.