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Who Can Run America Better a Successful Businessman or a Community Sympathizer?

ServantOfAllah 2012/04/28 16:57:50
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  • No nonsense NanC...don't BS... 2012/04/28 17:26:36
    A successful businessman, duh!
    No nonsense NanC...don't BS me!
    +17
    The community organizer had three+ years, and what did he excell in doing?
    Growing the national debt by $5 trillion, rewarding his friends/donors with taxpayers money
    and punishing his opposition, taking lots of Air Force I trips and playing lots of golf.
    I am more than ready to give a successful businessman a chance, esp. one with integrity
    and good family values.

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  • Jeremiah ALofRI 2012/04/29 22:36:46
    Jeremiah
    +2
    Even the Republicans held their noses while they voted for him.
  • Old Salt No nons... 2012/05/03 17:36:29
    Old Salt
    +2
    I will take a crack at his "cigar!" :)

    How are you good friend? OS
  • ALofRI Jeremiah 2012/04/29 17:03:02
    ALofRI
    +1
    Don't forget the one that wants to "Punish" the Soviet Union...that hasn't existed since the 80's.
  • Jeremiah ALofRI 2012/04/29 22:37:28
    Jeremiah
    +2
    All of that will come back to him during the general campaign.
  • Old Salt Jeremiah 2012/05/03 17:35:34
    Old Salt
    +1
    Jeremiah.... you're NOT in a "Real World" with your statements! It's a very honorable thing for you to be concerned for women's health but to say that making them pay $9 to get birth control pills is truly NOT depriving them of their "health," is it?

    Even IF we raised taxes on the rich, according our own Govt figures, it would only add less than 1/10th of 1% to Federal income! NOTICE, I did not say reduce debt, for DEMOCRATS would only see it as more money to spend!

    You are on Medicare, yes? I will be soon also! So, just how long do you think that program will survive without making necessary adjustments to it? You know the answer. So does EVERY OTHER American. It will become insolvent! So, is that better for America than to face the issues now? Don't think so! :)

    Time for us Americans to pull our heads OUT OF THE SAND and reality! Democrats cannot do that so they simply use fear and fiction to dig a bigger hole!
  • Jeremiah Old Salt 2012/05/03 18:13:42
    Jeremiah
    +1
    Both Social Security and Medicare will be in trouble in 2024, which gives Congress plenty of time for some adjustments. We have heard this complaint before, and still they survive somehow.

    Anything would be better than Paul Ryan's fiasco, which would dismantle Medicare as we know it. Social Security is also in his sights, all so he can give another juicy tax cut to the rich.

    I am on Medicare Part A, but I retained my health care coverage through the guild. Part A is mandatory. I will always promote Medicare Part E (everyone).

    Let's not blame the Dems too much. There is not much they can do with the current makeup of both houses of Congress.
  • Old Salt Jeremiah 2012/05/03 23:25:28
    Old Salt
    +1
    Personally.... I wish we could throw ALL OF THEM out! They're NOT doing their jobs! The only ones worth anything to us has been the new Tea Party people!
  • Jeremiah Old Salt 2012/05/03 23:32:10
    Jeremiah
    +1
    They are the primary obstructors, uncontrollable. Nothing will get done until they are voted out. Most of them had never held elective office before running in 2010, and they act like it.

    The best example of the class is Joe Walsh from Illinois, who thinks the job consists of trying to shout everyone down. Then there is Allen West with his 81 communists.

    Very impressive class.
  • Old Salt Jeremiah 2012/05/04 02:54:34
    Old Salt
    Hmmm..... Just what elected office did our forefathers own when they wrote the constituition, fought off the Muslims half a world away, and gave to this country a sence of responsibility? :)
  • Jeremiah Old Salt 2012/05/04 17:02:13
    Jeremiah
    Our forefathers were fighting Muslims? Where and when were they doing that? Weren't our soldiers trying to fight off the British at the time?
  • Old Salt Jeremiah 2012/05/04 18:01:06
    Old Salt
    Did we have "formal" soldiers fighting the British? Just speaking off the top of head here, Jeremiah, but would you not classify "our soldiers" as being attached to a govt army? Were they not volunteers who served in a mutual desire of a combined desire to seek Independence?

    Our forefathers, many of them, did indeed enter into Politics and formed our nation to be declared a Country with it's own Constitution.... that's when we formed our Military to defend us, yes?

    The very FIRST skirmish we faced, as a Nation was the pirates attacking our shipping interest off the Barbary Coast, yes? The initial agreement to cease those attacks was basically to pay a "ransom" to the Muslim ruled govt of Tripoli and Algeria, yes? Again, I'm simply taking this from memory.

    That "treaty" did not work. Even though the Peace Agreement was specifically written without the "traditional" wording and mentioning of a "Supreme God"…. so as NOT to offend the believers in Islam.

    Thus, when the Muslims did NOT live up to the initial treaty, not only collecting moeny from America for the provisions of the treaty but then still raiding ships and making slaves of their captives, we sent in the Marines! :)

    YES.... the pirates of the Barbary Coast wars were indeed Muslim!

    Let me know IF I'm wrong please! :)
  • Jeremiah Old Salt 2012/05/04 18:12:13
    Jeremiah
    I will have to check out your Barbary Coast account. They might have been Muslim, but I doubt they had an imam on the ships. It was not quite like the Crusades.

    As for what our original soldiers called themselves, I will have to check that too. Since they hadn't had time to enact a draft, they were probably all volunteers. The French helped out, but I don't know if they were conscripts or volunteers.
  • Old Salt Jeremiah 2012/05/04 20:10:41
    Old Salt
    LOL.... the French were Really smart! They really did not lift a finger UNTIL they knew we were going to win! :) Of course they were instrumental (finally) in the naval bombardment of British stronghold in the Battle of Yorktown.

    You will find my statements right, Jeremiah! :) Of course, I'm cheating a bit on you. :( I wrote a term paper on the subject and... even though that was 42+ years ago, I still remember much of what I wrote.

    Right now, I cannot remember the name of our Ambassador to the North African coast, but it was him who had convinced Congress to write the "FIRST" Peace agreement to remove any mention of God. That was totally out of place with any and ALL agreements that had been made up until that time! Peace agreements between Countries were ALWAYS written with the "reverence" to an "Almighty God" back then! Somehow, even to the non-believer, it gave SUBSTANCE in the agreement that man was beneath some "greater" power and authority.

    Anyway, since America was such a YOUNG baby, it was not in any financial or military means to send a contingent of men thousands of miles across the ocean. Furthermore, that Ambassador recognized the Islam religion would declare GOD being mentioned in any agreement would be "offensive" to them. So, the first accord did not inc...

    LOL.... the French were Really smart! They really did not lift a finger UNTIL they knew we were going to win! :) Of course they were instrumental (finally) in the naval bombardment of British stronghold in the Battle of Yorktown.

    You will find my statements right, Jeremiah! :) Of course, I'm cheating a bit on you. :( I wrote a term paper on the subject and... even though that was 42+ years ago, I still remember much of what I wrote.

    Right now, I cannot remember the name of our Ambassador to the North African coast, but it was him who had convinced Congress to write the "FIRST" Peace agreement to remove any mention of God. That was totally out of place with any and ALL agreements that had been made up until that time! Peace agreements between Countries were ALWAYS written with the "reverence" to an "Almighty God" back then! Somehow, even to the non-believer, it gave SUBSTANCE in the agreement that man was beneath some "greater" power and authority.

    Anyway, since America was such a YOUNG baby, it was not in any financial or military means to send a contingent of men thousands of miles across the ocean. Furthermore, that Ambassador recognized the Islam religion would declare GOD being mentioned in any agreement would be "offensive" to them. So, the first accord did not include anything regarding the "Almighty!"

    However, when Thomas Jefferson realized that North Africa was still voiding the agreement and continued to attack shipping, that is when he committed to sending the Marines! In that second treaty, it contained ALL the mention and regards to God in that final treaty!
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  • Jeremiah Old Salt 2012/05/05 05:26:28
    Jeremiah
    In Arabic the word for God is Allah. They use it too, but they have always resented the Christian god being imposed on them. I can't say I blame them. I don't recognize any god, and I don't like having one imposed on me.

    OK, I will take your word for it. It wasn't the last time the Marines have been sent to that part of the world, was it? Could it be the oil?
  • Old Salt Jeremiah 2012/05/05 21:29:17
    Old Salt
    You are 100% right guy! You know, IF you would hang around be a bit, bet you would become a true Consevative! :)

    Im totally in favor of drilling our own oil and natl gas... you being from Texas certainly know we have at least 200 year supply in our own back yards! Then we could simply not be worried about EVER interferring with the Arhabs again! Would that not be nice?

    Hey... Visit my new blog, will you! I've already asked CCR and others... think they are waiting for the traffic to "did down?" SH just posted it as a "RECOMMENDED!" :)

    http://www.sodahead.com/unite...
  • Jeremiah Old Salt 2012/05/06 00:05:14
    Jeremiah
    I also know we have more active oil rigs in the U.S. than in the rest of the world combined, and a growing number are in the state of North Dakota. I also know there are dozens of oil drilling leases waiting to be picked up. What seems to be the problem?

    I was an active conservative Republican in a former life, but I realized they had nothing for people like me, so I switched to the party that did. I had my epiphany in the 1960's, a pivotal time in the nation's history. Later I became an independent, but I will remain to the left of center until the day I die.

    I will look at your blog.
  • Ukie No nons... 2012/04/28 19:09:43
    Ukie
    Very well said!!
  • No nons... Ukie 2012/04/28 19:32:03
    No nonsense NanC...don't BS me!
    Thank you!
  • Grandpa No nons... 2012/04/29 17:12:31
    Grandpa
    It takes 179,000.00 dollars of Flying time to fiy AIR FORCE ONE >> So Double it for round trip plus personal to protect him and his family ,food , lodgeings , golf fees and bulletproof cars and helicopters and flight time to Spain ,England Africa ETC> are more than 8 hours each way >> YOU DO THE MATH >>>> And some want 4 more years of this // Get Real >> Vote wiser in 2012
  • **StarzAbove** 2012/04/28 17:22:47 (edited)
    A community sympathizer!
    **StarzAbove**
    +6
    President Obama who is sympathic to the plight of all americans Romney only sympathizes with his rich friends.
  • No nons... **Starz... 2012/04/28 19:34:54
    No nonsense NanC...don't BS me!
    +2
    That so demonstrates how little you know about Romney, and about 0bama for that matter.
  • **Starz... No nons... 2012/04/28 19:35:26
    **StarzAbove**
    +2
    Romney flip flops so much no one knows him.
  • No nons... **Starz... 2012/04/28 19:37:19
    No nonsense NanC...don't BS me!
    +1
    That is what the 0-botic talking points and propaganda want you to believe.
  • **Starz... No nons... 2012/04/29 13:48:26
    **StarzAbove**
    Evidently you haven't been listening to the man. Everyday he changes his mind, remember the Etch-A-Sketch. lol lol
  • No nons... **Starz... 2012/04/29 14:02:00
    No nonsense NanC...don't BS me!
    You got all rhose talking points down, haven't you? Try doing some thinking out of the box of partisanahip.
  • **Starz... No nons... 2012/04/29 14:05:03
    **StarzAbove**
    I know what I'm talking about, too bad you don't.

    have a nice sunday
  • No nons... **Starz... 2012/04/29 14:13:29 (edited)
    No nonsense NanC...don't BS me!
    +1
    LOL You have a great Sunday as well.
  • **Starz... No nons... 2012/04/29 14:15:42
    **StarzAbove**
    +1
    Thank you! thanks betty boop
  • JCD aka "biz" 2012/04/28 17:20:18
    A community sympathizer!
    JCD aka "biz"
    +6
    A community sympathizer sympathizes with people, a successful businessman sympathizes with his own money.
  • Link 2012/04/28 17:19:46
    A successful businessman, duh!
    Link
    +3
    That's a tough one:

    A successful business man is better equipped to handle huge budgets, meetings and publicity, policy, etc... therefore, in many ways, better for the economy... But, he'd generally be all for big business... the "little guy" might suffer as a result...

    The community sympathizer would likely be more for the people, yet would also most likely be more for free health care, public assistance and free hand-outs...
  • Jeremiah Link 2012/04/28 17:43:13
    Jeremiah
    +3
    Romney's only experience is in liquidating businesses and firing people.
  • No nons... Jeremiah 2012/04/28 17:56:22
    No nonsense NanC...don't BS me!
    +2
    can t stop laughing cat
    Surely you jest!
  • Jeremiah No nons... 2012/04/28 18:30:16
    Jeremiah
    +1
    Not at all. He ran the Salt Lake City Olympics and was governor of Massachussets (which he is trying to forget), but his entire campaign promotion is his business experience. As a vulture capitalist at Bain, he liquidated companies and fired people. You can look it up.
  • Link Jeremiah 2012/04/28 17:58:35
    Link
    +1
    I'm not a Romney supporter... nor an Obama suporter...
  • Jeremiah Link 2012/04/28 18:31:04
    Jeremiah
    +1
    Whom does that leave? Do you plan to stay home on election day?
  • Link Jeremiah 2012/04/28 19:35:15
    Link
    I'll just have to try and figure out the lesser of 2 evils...
  • Jeremiah Link 2012/04/28 23:36:14
    Jeremiah
    Good luck. The lesser is evils is still evil.
  • mk, Smartass Oracle 2012/04/28 17:17:58
    A successful businessman, duh!
    mk, Smartass Oracle
    +2
    Yes but I still support Ron Paul





    ron paul
  • lurx: the soda jerk 2012/04/28 17:15:48
    A community sympathizer!
    lurx: the soda jerk
    +5


    ...I just love the idea that a second generation politician like Mitt Romney should be seen as a successful businessman.
  • JT For Political Reform 2012/04/28 17:08:02
    A successful businessman, duh!
    JT For Political Reform
    +11
    At least Romney knows HOW to run something other than his mouth.

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