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GOP Debate

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It's broke to a "lesser degree" than what I fear the GOP contigent would do. I wouldn't label it as odd, more like depressing...

 

I fear we can't afford 4 more years of "lesser degree".

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I fear we can't afford 4 more years of "lesser degree".

 

I'm afraid we can't afford the unknown.

I fear we can't afford 4 more years of "lesser degree".

 

Isn't "lesser degree" much better than "broke beyond repair"?

 

I'm afraid we can't afford the unknown.

 

What she said. :D

I'm afraid we can't afford the unknown.

 

Now that's a silly idea. There would never be change if people let that run their lives.

Isn't "lesser degree" much better than "broke beyond repair"?

 

 

 

What she said. :D

 

If no change is made it will be broken beyond repair, if it isn't already.

If no change is made it will be broken beyond repair, if it isn't already.

This.

SC stands for South Carolina. I believe the GOP primary winner in SC has won the party nomination every time since 1980.

I'm afraid we can't afford the unknown.

 

The unknown is what people often vote for. Sometimes its looked as optimism.

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I'm afraid we can't afford the unknown.

 

Funny that line of thinking wasn't in place in 2008....:idunno:

Funny that line of thinking wasn't in place in 2008....:idunno:
What incumbent was running for POTUS in '08?
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What incumbent was running for POTUS in '08?

 

None, but let's not act like McCain wasn't much, much, much more well known than Obama. People knew what McCain was, no one had a clue how Obama would be, but that didn't stop them for pulling the lever for him.

None, but let's not act like McCain wasn't much, much, much more well known than Obama. People knew what McCain was, no one had a clue how Obama would be, but that didn't stop them for pulling the lever for him.
That is some VERY revisionist history there. With the total 180 he pulled from '00 to '08 I would argue that McCain was in fact much more unkown than Obama.

 

One of the biggest complaints about McCain was the he seemed like a much different person than he had been prior to 2000.

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^Obama ran his entire campaign on "Change". Never once clarified what that change would be, but just said there would be change.

 

McCain had a long track record, and even if you want to only look at him from 2000-2008, he still had a much larger and more distinguished track-record than the unknown Senator from Illinois.

^Obama ran his entire campaign on "Change". Never once clarified what that change would be, but just said there would be change.

 

McCain had a long track record, and even if you want to only look at him from 2000-2008, he still had a much larger and more distinguished track-record than the unknown Senator from Illinois.

Obama actually laid out several things he intended on doing, one of which is ObamaCare. I feel I knew what I was getting with Obama and for the most part have gotten that. Though he has been surprisingly better in national security, terrorism, and military issues than I thought he would be. I would still however label him as an unknown going into '08.

 

You have highlighted the great unknown with McCain. Were you going to get the '00-'08 version of McCain or the pre-'00 version?

UKMF,

 

You label yourself as a libertarian (or as a Libertarian), as such what specific beliefs do you feel Romney has that are libertarian ideals?

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