Two Republican Nominees

by Mopeder Posted 2012/05/29 15:42:02

Related Topics: Mitt Romney, John McCain, Republican, McCain, Party, voice, Romney, Mitt

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	Romney won't speak out against extremism.	13 votes	20%
	Romney will speak out against extremism.	7 votes	11%
	Romney is too much of a coward to do what is right	21 votes	33%
	Undecided / Don't know	23 votes	36%

John McCain stood up to the voices of extremism in his party. Will Mitt Romney?

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Jen 2012/05/30 04:02:22

Undecided / Don't know

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Character attacks on Romney are pretty much the only hope that Obama's supporters have of their man being elected.

Keep at it, Mopeder. The more you do so, the more desperate you make your side look.

In the meantime, right-thinking voters will make this election a referendum on Obama's job performance.

Scared? You must be, because you keep talking about anything BUT Obama's record. (And no, posting "President Obama Speaks ..." links doesn't count.)
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Tedster to ACE 2012/06/04 08:23:06

Maybe but he stood up on at least one occasion to the extremist right wing at a stump speech when some of lady called Obama, "a Arab" and corrected her. The next time Romney does that will be his first.

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TheTailor to Tedster 2012/05/30 21:24:45

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McCain is a RINO, he needs to be replaced.

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Tedster to TheTailor 2012/06/04 08:21:36

You think nearly everyone's RINO. Too bad that Gingrich was a hippo.

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TheTailor to Tedster 2012/06/04 14:49:53

You don't know what I think, typical "know-it-all" progressive, you live in delusion.

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Tedster to TheTailor 2012/06/05 19:47:49

You're right, I don't know what you think....which makes two of us.

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bob 2012/05/29 19:46:41

Romney won't speak out against extremism.

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Romney stands for right wing extremism

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Mopeder to bob 2012/05/29 20:28:59

He is as bad as they are.

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Ballade... to Mopeder 2012/05/30 19:35:52

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and your messiah is the very model of enlightened gentleness

"If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun,"

Read more: http://nation.foxnews.com/pol...

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Apache to Ballade... 2012/05/30 20:57:18 (edited)

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No matter how many times I see politicians fall from their pedestal I always find it disturbing when they do so with such little grace. President Obama has been using racism, fueling racism, to get the numbers on voting day. A survey in Harlem found the voters were all adamant they would vote for Obama, they nodded & agreed to the policies they were told were Obama's even though these were Republican policies....they did not have a clue why they were really voting for Obama other than the obvious. They believe he will do right by 'his people', an ill defined group of individuals with race as a common denominator...albeit the race of 'his people' also varies. Unfortunately his fear campaigns may result in many people, with no understanding of politics, voting Obama just because.

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Ballade... to Apache 2012/05/30 21:05:56

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my beloved friend don't trust the surveys.....The Blacks are going to line up and vote Obama come november...if they can't make it to the polls ACORN will make sure they vote for Obama...and to further sell the message there will be THESE guys acting as 'greeters'

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Apache to Ballade... 2012/05/30 21:18:49

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I stand corrected. Charming welcoming committee.

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Ballade... to Apache 2012/05/30 21:24:42

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they were at a polling booth in 08..arrested for voter intimidation....case was thrown out by our Black attorney general

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Proggy to Ballade... 2012/05/31 02:45:23

At least you're showing your racism and bigotry and being unapologetic about it. I can respect that more than people who try to hide it. But you do prove yourself to be a boorish stooge with your ignorant comment. Blacks like everyone else including myself (I'm Jewish by the way) will vote for President Obama because it's in our best economic and social interest. One thing Romney has show is that he's banking on the racist trash vote to see if it can hurl him over the finish line.

To further sell the message there will be THIS guy acting as a greeter. (Misspelled sign and all).

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Ballade... to Proggy 2012/05/31 02:58:59

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wow took you THAt long to play the race card...

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Tedster to Ballade... 2012/06/04 08:25:45

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Yeah, these guys were so terrifying that a geeky white guy walked up to them and video'd them while asking them questions. Woooooo, scary!

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Ballade... to Tedster 2012/06/04 11:48:39

it's STILL intimidation...despite what their homie Holder says

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Tedster to Ballade... 2012/06/05 19:50:23

So what did Holder say that indicated he was in favor of them standing there? Incidentally, they left peacefully when asked to but I disagreed w/ them being there in the first place as well.

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Ballade... to Tedster 2012/06/05 20:15:03

is that why they prevented a proper poll watcher from going in there?....if it had been a couple of good ol boys in the south doing that would brutha Eric had let them go?

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Ballade... to Tedster 2012/06/05 20:15:25

Holder let them go...

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Tedster to Apache 2012/06/04 08:24:39

And you thought they had reasons to even consider Romney? Yeah, right.

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dubbie 2012/05/29 19:13:44

Undecided / Don't know

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I see the day labor camp showed up, Just in time for upcoming first of the month foodstamp handouts

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Contarded Chickenhawk Con S... 2012/05/29 19:05:49

Romney is too much of a coward to do what is right

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Excellent Mopeder... I loved the hillbilly music in the background as well.. LOL

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BUCCANE... to Contard... 2012/05/30 19:51:30

+6

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Contard... to BUCCANE... 2012/05/30 19:56:09
BUCCANE... to Contard... 2012/05/30 20:00:41

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Supper?

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Contard... to BUCCANE... 2012/05/30 20:05:08

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I wouldn't know... Ask Mitt... He seems to like exotic food.

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mich52 2012/05/29 18:58:24

Romney is too much of a coward to do what is right

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Romney already had the opportunity to speak out and he didn't... End of story.. At least McCain had the dignity to speak out against these Nutz..

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jcadla to mich52 2012/05/30 02:44:53

+2
McCain lost...

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LisaSmith to jcadla 2012/05/30 20:01:20

That is what they are trying to make happen to Romney.

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exhon2009 2012/05/29 17:59:18

Undecided / Don't know

+1
McLame lost.

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kitkat42 2012/05/29 17:36:48

Romney is too much of a coward to do what is right

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At least McCain had some standards. I have a bit more respect for how McCain handled himself now. Especially after watching Romney's methods. Romney has no mind of his own, he needs others to tell him what to say and do.

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FAWKES' NOOSE ~ ΔTX 2012/05/29 17:17:53 (edited)

Romney is too much of a coward to do what is right

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Romney IS the voice of extremism.

...but he's also a coward so he'll flop if the ideal isn't popular with his potential voters.

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**StarzAbove** 2012/05/29 17:04:27 (edited)

Romney won't speak out against extremism.

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Romney is a wimp, he won't stand up to anyone. He will do as he's told.

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jcadla to **Starz... 2012/05/30 02:45:37

+2
Who is Romeny?

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**Starz... to jcadla 2012/05/30 02:47:23 (edited)

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A wimp. And you must be the spelling police tonight? How petty and very rude!

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Apache to **Starz... 2012/05/30 21:01:43

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If Obama continues to stir the race issue & promise to be stand for 'his people' his hybrid promises will require some rapid backpeddling.

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**Starz... to Apache 2012/05/30 21:05:48

Why would you care, you're not American.

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Apache to **Starz... 2012/05/30 21:27:09

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There is a synergy between Australia & America in political decision making. Many decisions made by American presidents have a flow on effect for it's allies. Economics, troop withdrawals, immigration policies, welfare promises. The world is not the cluster of independent Islands it once was.

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Rebel Yell 2012/05/29 17:02:10

Romney is too much of a coward to do what is right

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Romney's party doesn't even like him, so of course Willard will shlepp along, trying to be Every Man who once got a pink slip and knows what it's like to be unemployed. Lying piece of dog sheet. This is the best the GOP could cough up for a candidate ???

Pathetic and then some.

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TheTailor to Rebel Yell 2012/05/30 21:36:22

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Yep, Romney is a schmuck, but it's either him or progressive bankruptcy so they will turn out in droves to elect him. Obama's people won't turn out like they did in the past, they found out they never got their "Obama money".

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