drsmith1072
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- Jul 30, 2009
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If you vote for Coons you vote for Obama and the Democratic majority policies, past and proposed.
If you vote for O'Donnell, you vote for mostly a reverse of all that.
That's the choice. All the rest is just schoolyard nitter natter.
Translation, I know nothing specifically about neither Coons nor O'Donnell's policies so I'll just shoot rightwing monkey speak and pretend I know.
Well all we have to go on is what each candidate has said they support. Coons supports higher taxes, more stimulus spending, more government controls, higher deficits if necessary.
O'Donnell doesn't.
So if you had to vote on those specific issues, how would you vote?
Most Americans WILL be voting on those specific issues come November.
To quote on fo your fellow partisan nutjobs
A post of talking points.
" same republican leadership that got us into this economic mess to begin with"
"do you honestly believe that the leadership will change or will the same people be in charge?? "
And you question someone elses partisanship?
LMAO.
Oh and I do think it's hilarious that meister thanked you for your baseless talking point even as he thanks jarhead for his post trying to call me out for talking points. LOL Thanks for the hypocrisy meister. LOL