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Originally posted by Kaploink
Originally posted by cetaphobic
What Obama did was bull#.
But Bush would have done the exact same thing.
And so would Romney.
And Ron Paul.
And Sarah Palin.
And McCain.
And Reagan.
And...
And...
Exactly. Nothing has changed nor will change if continue to vote in Democrats and Republicans. Both parties are corrupt. The only difference between them is who they give government money to.edit on 20-6-2012 by Kaploink because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by RealSpoke
reply to post by Eurisko2012
That post was a joke right?
So you support someone that would actively pursue an illegal war against Iran if elected president?
Mitt Romney told Mark Halperin that if he's elected president "we'd get the unemployment rate down to 6%, and perhaps a little lower."
Uhhhhhhh, Romney said 6%, not 4. And you seriously believe he is going to get unemployment down to 6%? Why be so gullible? Why vote for a war monger?
People like you are what is destroying this nation.
Originally posted by RealSpoke
reply to post by Eurisko2012
So you feel comfortable supporting a candidate that boasts he would start a war without congressional approval?
Describing someone as black doesn't make one a racist.
Originally posted by cetaphobic
What Obama did was bull#.
But Bush would have done the exact same thing.
And so would Romney.
And Ron Paul.
And Sarah Palin.
And McCain.
And Reagan.
And...
And...
Obama asserts executive privilege on Fast and Furious documents
The Justice Department has retracted a second statement made to the Senate Judiciary Committee. During a hearing last week, Attorney General Eric Holder claimed that his predecessor, then-Attorney General Michael Mukasey, had been briefed about gunwalking in Operation Wide Receiver. Now, the Department is retracting that statement and claiming Holder "inadvertently" made that claim to the Committee.
"In his eagerness to blame the previous administration, Attorney General Holder got his facts wrong.