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Discussion: Which direction are these states going to swing?
Member Since: 4/10/2011
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Originally posted by I♥COCKiness
Ohhhh there's 2 different Allens.
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Lol yeah I noticed that too. I am like whaaaaaaaat 
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ATRL Senior Member
Member Since: 3/22/2012
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Originally posted by itsAllen
People don't buy into those scare tactics. Just because he doesn't agree 2 men should marry, does not mean he is homophobic, just because he believe life is sacred, does not make him a sexist.
I do not agree with his social issues, I despise them tbh. I believe in gay marriage, and I do believe a woman should have the right to have an abortion, within certain limits (time). but I feel a better economy is more important right now. And this nation needs a business man who has created a jobs before, its how he makes his living. We tried Obama, it hasn't worked.
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So you're basing it all on the fact that you think he'll create more jobs? Hm.
And yeah, I wasn't talking about the marriage support, I was talking about his outright bullying of a person he THOUGHT was gay.
And there's other reason's he's a sexist, too.
More importantly though, he still wants to force his religious beliefs on America.
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Member Since: 4/10/2011
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Originally posted by Retro Dance Freak
So you're basing it all on the fact that you think he'll create more jobs? Hm.
And yeah, I wasn't talking about the marriage support, I was talking about his outright bullying of a person he THOUGHT was gay.
And there's other reason's he's a sexist, too.
More importantly though, he still wants to force his religious beliefs on America.
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Considering that I won't be able to make a living if I don't have a job, yes.
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ATRL Senior Member
Member Since: 3/22/2012
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Originally posted by itsAllen
Considering that I won't be able to make a living if I don't have a job, yes.
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Assuming, of course, you won't find a job if Obama's in office. Which is probably bull crap but okay.
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Member Since: 4/10/2011
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Originally posted by Retro Dance Freak
Assuming, of course, you won't find a job if Obama's in office. Which is probably bull crap but okay.
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Considering more than 20 million Americans can't find work, I don't find it that impossible.
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ATRL Senior Member
Member Since: 3/22/2012
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Originally posted by itsAllen
Considering more than 20 million Americans can't find work, I don't find it that impossible.
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You are aware that unemployment, overall, has decreased during Obama's term, right?
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Member Since: 5/14/2007
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The economy is in the toilet because of Bush's policies. Within a few years he ruined Clinton's amazing job.
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ATRL Senior Member
Member Since: 3/22/2012
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Originally posted by .:Allen:.
The economy is in the toilet because of Bush's policies. Within a few years he ruined Clinton's amazing job.
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Shh, sis, the Republicans don't like it when we bring that up.
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Member Since: 4/17/2012
Posts: 330
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Originally posted by Retro Dance Freak
Yes, undecideds "tending to go for the challenger" automatically translates to "the undecideds in swing states will be foolish enough to vote for a sexist, homophobic and racist campaign".
I'm seriously done with anyone that supports Romney on social issues. Support his economic ideas all you ****ing want but know you're voting in a man who would dehumanize millions of people and impose his religious beliefs on an entire nation.
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Our country is supposed to be secular, but apparently half of this country fails to understand this. No one is telling them what to believe, yet they feel entitled to tell others what to believe. ****ing flop bitches.
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Member Since: 4/4/2007
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I hope CO votes Obama.  I feel like we're headed for Romney tbh, though
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Member Since: 1/16/2010
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I think PA, MI, OH will vote Obama. CO, VA, and NC could go for Romney.
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Member Since: 9/18/2011
Posts: 18,295
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Originally posted by itsAllen
O sis. I live in NC along with you, you don't even need to type all this up, you should know that its pretty clear NC is going Romneys way this year.
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But I still have a (little) bit of faith that Obama can win our state.It isn't like whoever gains our state is gonna win by much,anyway.
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Member Since: 8/18/2010
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Originally posted by .:Allen:.
Go to 270towin . com to make yours. This is how I think it will turn out. Not sure about CO, WI, and IA.
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I CANT with texas leaning towards Mitt. 
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Member Since: 9/18/2011
Posts: 18,295
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Originally posted by aleik2
I CANT with texas leaning towards Mitt. |
No surprise,really.
Texas has always been one of the most Conservative states in the nation.They elected Rick Perry(who believes Separation of Church/State is the devil's work) for their governor.
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Member Since: 3/17/2012
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Originally posted by itsAllen
People don't buy into those scare tactics. Just because he doesn't agree 2 men should marry, does not mean he is homophobic, just because he believe life is sacred, does not make him a sexist.
I do not agree with his social issues, I despise them tbh. I believe in gay marriage, and I do believe a woman should have the right to have an abortion, within certain limits (time). but I feel a better economy is more important right now. And this nation needs a business man who has created a jobs before, its how he makes his living. We tried Obama, it hasn't worked.
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Obama has worked though, and will continue to work if he's able to finish what he's started with a second term.
And on the point of gay marriage, how is him wanting to make a federal law to ban gay marriage not homophobic? That means removing gay marriage from states that have already made it legal.
That is homophobia. Taking away rights from people who you dont think deserve them because you don't believe they are equal citizens.
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Member Since: 3/17/2012
Posts: 10,399
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Originally posted by MyNameIsMiro
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Our country is supposed to be secular, but apparently half of this country fails to understand this. No one is telling them what to believe, yet they feel entitled to tell others what to believe. ****ing flop bitches. |
Actually, less than half as of the last census. You just have people who dont have empathy for others who will only actually care when their OWN rights are messed with.
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Member Since: 5/14/2007
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Originally posted by aleik2
I CANT with texas leaning towards Mitt. |
It's not surprising really and that sucks. If you look county by county, you can see in the big cities like Dallas and Laredo that people vote Democratic, presumably that's where the 20-30 year olds live. It's all the people is rural Texas that try to hang on.  I was in San Angelo just this past weekend, and you'd shudder at the bumper stickers they have on their cars against Obama.
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Member Since: 5/18/2011
Posts: 17,136
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According to recent polls, VA and CO are virtually "tied", Romney has a slight lead in FL and NC, Obama has a slight lead in OH, NH, WI, IA, and NV. Obama is likely to win MI and PA.
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Member Since: 6/28/2012
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It's all gonna come down to turnout. I hope Obama's ground game is rock solid. Early voting is looking good so far.
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