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For the Record, I have CNN in my face all day every day. I hear what the candidates are saying, more so than I want to. That is probably part of reason that I did not reference the links when I got them.

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[quote=Angry;477460][COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana][B]Who said anything about believing the email? I received mine from my mother.[/B] Heaven forbid that I trust the woman who gave birth to my ass. I thought that she was more intelligent than to just send something without checking it out first. I guess I the apple did not fall far from the tree because I turned around and did the same thing.[/FONT][/COLOR]

[COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana]I was only trying to provide some insight and possibly some useful information to the users of this sight. My mistake was not researching the information first. My apologies to the Warpath for my negligence and oversight. I will make a better effort to provide only reliable information from now on. That does not mean that I will stop posting my opinion however.[/FONT][/COLOR]

[COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana]Sorry Guys.[/FONT][/COLOR]

[COLOR=black][FONT=Verdana]Hey Matty, could you post that add please? JK[/FONT][/COLOR][/quote]

I was just having fun, not poking fun at anyone specifically.

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The republicans are the conservatives yet government is bigger than ever.Waste is at a all time high when are they going to act like conservatives?After 4 years of obama?

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[quote=redskinjim;477588]The republicans are the conservatives yet government is bigger than ever.Waste is at a all time high when are they going to act like conservatives?After 4 years of obama?[/quote]

maybe, but i think the bigger issue is the current sacrifice nothing mentality, and the whole, "it's cool, our grandkid's will pay for it" passing of the buck by both parties - and that no one is even hinting that they're interested in fixing it since it might hurt their poll numbers.

so we get childish insult hurling instead :/. yay us.

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Who on earth would want the govt to raise taxes?Unless you werent paying taxes in the first place.{He who robs peter to pay paul can always count on pauls support}

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A government that is so big that it can give you everything. Can also take everything you have! thomas jefferson

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facts are, no matter who inherits the white house has one helluva a mess to try and fix. no matter what both the candidates say about the economy, the wall street mess will be hard to cure. one wrong decision, and it could be catastrophic. and only a few days ago we were worried about some lipstick. at least now they will be sticking to real issues. or at least, i hope

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doubt it (on sticking to issues) cause that would upset people, and polls are all that matter...

35trillion in unfunded medicare obligations, insanely backwards social security, 12billion a month in a war that china's paying for, AND the government just bought it's third failing financial company with YOUR money.

maybe if we bury our heads just a little farther into the sand it'll all go away, cause, you know, that's never worked before, but maybe this time it will... :/

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[quote=redskinjim;477588]The republicans are the conservatives yet government is bigger than ever.Waste is at a all time high when are they going to act like conservatives?After 4 years of obama?[/quote]
Just because a person says they are Republican does not mean they are conservative. Bush is not a conservative. McCain is not a conservative. If your going to throw around the word no what it really means.

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[quote=firstdown;477765]Just because a person says they are Republican does not mean they are conservative. Bush is not a conservative. McCain is not a conservative. If your going to throw around the word no what it really means.[/quote]
Yeah I think many people have gotten away from those traditional definitions. People need to read up on our political history, back to the days of the democratic-republicans and the federalists. It is very interesting how both parties have progressed and developed into what we see today.