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Originally posted by KewpieAre you saying ChessPraxis is nobody?
not that old birther stuff again, surely there's nobody left who still believes it ...
Originally posted by BusygirlActually I didn't forget about the women. I just chose not to open that can of worms. I had something typed out, but deleted it.
You forgot about the women. How he pandered to our weak, undisciplined and little tiny minds.
Ohhh, silly rabbit. Just like Romney, you forgot about the women.😛
Originally posted by PhlabibitYes, the Republican Party better get its stuff together unless it wants to go completely extinct. Therein DOES lie the problem. Many (but certainly not all) of the Republican ideals are fine and good, but, the way they package their message makes the majority of Americans feel like they are being scolded by Grandpa. It just doesn't work anymore. Major rebranding is necessary.
Republicans baffled! No idea WHAT went wrong...
and therein lies the problem.
Originally posted by sumydidWhat's this doing in the General Forum?
And as was EASILY predictable, the stock market basically crashed in the wake of Obama's re-election. Business owners and investors realize it's going to be another 4 years of sheer agony. And, like they did the last 4 years, they are going to hold on to their billions and not dare to invest, as long as Obama is in power; and that's not out of spite, it's of the American people has been heard! We want 4 more years of this stuff! It's awesome!
Originally posted by sumydidScolded? You can gift wrap republican ideas and spray them with perfume and they still suck.
Yes, the Republican Party better get its stuff together unless it wants to go completely extinct. Therein DOES lie the problem. Many (but certainly not all) of the Republican ideals are fine and good, but, the way they package their message makes the majority of Americans feel like they are being scolded by Grandpa. It just doesn't work anymore. Major re olitician. Ever. Now he's a man with enough intestinal fortitude to feed an entire country.
Originally posted by PhlabibitI get what you are saying, no platform is absolutely perfect, but, Republicans want more money and control in the hands of ALL the people, and less money and power in the hands of the government. I happen to agree with this philosophy, and so did our founding fathers.
Scolded? You can gift wrap republican ideas and spray them with perfume and they still suck.
This used to be the land of opportunity, republicans want the money all to stay with the rich in hopes it trickles down. Part of this tactic is less money for the government. They cut spending in education but build their war machines to protect companies t ...[text shortened]... gainst their best interest, but it wasn't enough to fool the majority last time or this time.
Originally posted by sumydidAt this point, the debates forum is calling, but just to make one minor point before you are moved there, are you seriously sugesting that the republicans, who left office immediately before our current president was installed, gave him an easy ride?
I get what you are saying, no platform is absolutely perfect, but, Republicans want more money and control in the hands of ALL the people, and less money and power in the hands of the government. I happen to agree with this philosophy, and so did our founding fathers.
Yes, in a true free market society, big business does necessarily gain power. But if I ...[text shortened]... icits, and imminent war in the Middle East (if not imminent world war, but that's a stretch)