Synthaholic
Diamond Member
When President Obama wins re-election, how will right-wingers react?
They will declare:
"Voter fraud!!!!"
They will declare:
"Voter fraud!!!!"
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Oh boy, we get to expect more dumb threads like this one?
You"ve never seen a right winger riot! How did you become so damn stupid?
Don't be so retarded. I never said I have ever seen a right winger riot. I was asking a question...
Some people just hear what they want to hear.
Will they accept the "Constitutional" will of the people, or will there be riots and violence? President Obamas re-election seems inevitable, as was further confirmed by Joe Scarborough on Wednesday:
You"ve never seen a right winger riot! How did you become so damn stupid?
Sure we have..
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People generally wind up dead.
Nice seeing you around again Lakhota...
I honestly feel that if Obama is re-elected this country is doomed... bottom line.
Doomed. Sounds bad.
That's my gut feeling...just can't escape it..
Will they accept the "Constitutional" will of the people, or will there be riots and violence? President Obamas re-election seems inevitable, as was further confirmed by Joe Scarborough on Wednesday:
Joe Scarborough: Nobody Thinks Romney Is Going To Win | Mediaite
by James Crugnale
Nobody thinks Romneys going to win, Scarborough said candidly. Lets just be honest. Can we just say this for everybody at home? Let me just say this for everybody at home.
The Republican establishment Ive yet to meet a single person in the Republican establishment that thinks Mitt Romney is going to win the general election this year, Scarborough continued. They wont say it on TV because theyve got to go on TV and they dont want people writing them nasty emails. I obviously dont care. But I have yet to meet anybody in the Republican establishment that worked for George W. Bush, that works in the Republican congress, that worked for Ronald Reagan that thinks Mitt Romney is going to win the general election.
Doomed. Sounds bad.
That's my gut feeling...just can't escape it..
You ought to use your brain more and your gut less when it comes to thinking.
I wasn't here in 2008.....but I would guess that those same words were uttered.....with as much or more conviction......regarding the last Presidential election.
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"This is the most important election of our lifetime."
Hey, hold it, I thought the last election was the most important election of our lifetime.
Come to think of it, the one before that was...
Aw, hell, never mind.
Riots and violence are the specialties of the left not the right.Will they accept the "Constitutional" will of the people, or will there be riots and violence? President Obamas re-election seems inevitable, as was further confirmed by Joe Scarborough on Wednesday:
Joe Scarborough: Nobody Thinks Romney Is Going To Win | Mediaite
by James Crugnale
Nobody thinks Romneys going to win, Scarborough said candidly. Lets just be honest. Can we just say this for everybody at home? Let me just say this for everybody at home.
The Republican establishment Ive yet to meet a single person in the Republican establishment that thinks Mitt Romney is going to win the general election this year, Scarborough continued. They wont say it on TV because theyve got to go on TV and they dont want people writing them nasty emails. I obviously dont care. But I have yet to meet anybody in the Republican establishment that worked for George W. Bush, that works in the Republican congress, that worked for Ronald Reagan that thinks Mitt Romney is going to win the general election.
CONVICTED!!!!!!!
(...By videos.)
I urge all my conservative pals to tune in to MSNBC on election night for the the hoot of your life. Did it on the night of the mid-terms and spent the night laughing my ass off watching the k00ks over there falling further and further into a state of perpetual misery. Those 4 anchors looked like they were sitting on a white hot tuning fork the whole night and I couldnt have ben laughing any harder.
1996!!
"In 1995, the Republican Party was riding high on the gains made in the 1994 congressional elections. In those elections, the Republicans, led by Newt Gingrich, captured the majority of seats in the United States House of Representatives for the first time in 40 years and the majority of seats in the U.S. Senate for the first time in eight years."
As an independent voter, i have had enough of the liberals who have turned communistic and will not be voting for any of them. The liberals are not what they use to be and they no longer are the party for the people.....they are selfserving people who have lost tact with reality.
I'm not a right winger, whatever the fuck that is, but I will be scared for this country. How will the left wingers feel when Obama lets them down yet again? I wondered how many felt disappointed when they didn't get gas put in their tank or their mortgages paid. Oh, well, at least they got free cell phones, illegals got a free pass and Obama has promised them much more.
You really are an idiot. Left wingers do not expect gas to be put in their tanks or to have their rent or mortgages paid. Most of us work for a living moron.
The Right will blame it on the GOP not nominating someone conservative enough, and then when you ask them to name the conservative that should have been nominated, they will either respond with stunned silence,
or name someone laughably unelectable.
Will they accept the "Constitutional" will of the people, or will there be riots and violence? President Obamas re-election seems inevitable, as was further confirmed by Joe Scarborough on Wednesday:
Joe Scarborough: Nobody Thinks Romney Is Going To Win | Mediaite
by James Crugnale
Nobody thinks Romneys going to win, Scarborough said candidly. Lets just be honest. Can we just say this for everybody at home? Let me just say this for everybody at home.
The Republican establishment Ive yet to meet a single person in the Republican establishment that thinks Mitt Romney is going to win the general election this year, Scarborough continued. They wont say it on TV because theyve got to go on TV and they dont want people writing them nasty emails. I obviously dont care. But I have yet to meet anybody in the Republican establishment that worked for George W. Bush, that works in the Republican congress, that worked for Ronald Reagan that thinks Mitt Romney is going to win the general election.
You"ve never seen a right winger riot! How did you become so damn stupid?
"If" Barack Obama pulls off a win...and that's highly questionable at this point given his underwhelming record as President but with enough help from a fawning main stream media who knows...
1996!!!
"A number of Republican candidates entered the field to challenge the incumbent Democratic President, Bill Clinton.
The fragmented field of candidates debated issues such as a flat tax and other tax cut proposals, and a return to supply-side economic policies popularized by Ronald Reagan.
With respect to the issues, Dole promised a 15% across-the-board reduction in income tax rates and made former Congressman and supply side advocate Jack Kemp his running mate. Bill Clinton framed the narrative against Dole early, painting him as a mere clone of unpopular House Speaker Newt Gingrich, warning America that Bob Dole would work in concert with the Republican Congress to slash popular social programs, like Medicare and Social Security, dubbed by Clinton as "Dole-Gingrich". Bob Dole's tax-cut plan found itself under attack from the White House, who said it would "blow a hole in the deficit" which had been cut nearly in half during his opponent's term.
Throughout the run-up to the general election, Clinton maintained comfortable leads in the polls over Dole and Perot. The televised debates featured only Dole and Clinton, locking out Perot and the other minor candidates from the discussion. Perot, who had been allowed to participate in the 1992 debates, would eventually take his case to court, seeking damages from not being in the debate, as well as citing unfair coverage from the major media outlets."