2012 US General Election Discussions: Start to Finish

[firegal]

Ole Mitt spoke in one of the Carolina's saying " we need to get these unions"

All the woes are the workers fault..... So they say!

I have firefighters for Obama sign in my yard as does all my family and peeps yards!

Mitts VP choice would love for what happened in Wisconsin to be status quo everywhere.......fuck stick!

[firegal]

Oh and I campaigned for the " douchebag" last time too!

I felt if was a no brainer! His opponent made the choice easy!

[homoe]

Mitt and Paul are no friends to the unions and the work stiffs, that for darn sure!

[AtLast]

And today on the campaign trail, Mittwitt makes a birther remark in Michigan. Said "no one ever asked him for his birth certificate"...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1828095.html

[dreadgeek]

Originally Posted by AtLast

And today on the campaign trail, Mittwitt makes a birther remark in Michigan. Said "no one ever asked him for his birth certificate"...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1828095.html

I was wondering when Mittens would go full-on Birther. I didn't think it would be until late September but here we go...

Cheers
Aj

[Kobi]

"No one has ever asked to see my birth certificate," Romney said at a rally in Commerce, Mich., as he campaigned alongside his running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan. Referring to his wife, Ann, who is also a Michigan native, Romney said, "They know that this is the place that we were born and raised."



First it is Akins and forcible rape.

Then it is Ryan trying to distance himself from Akin and anti-abortion legislation he co-authored.

Now, it is Mitt reminding all Americans that, as a white man, his birthplace would never be questioned.

Geez even I caught the racism there Mitt.

Nice prelude to the RNC.

[dreadgeek]

Originally Posted by Kobi

"No one has ever asked to see my birth certificate," Romney said at a rally in Commerce, Mich., as he campaigned alongside his running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan. Referring to his wife, Ann, who is also a Michigan native, Romney said, "They know that this is the place that we were born and raised."



First it is Akins and forcible rape.

Then it is Ryan trying to distance himself from Akin and anti-abortion legislation he co-authored.

Now, it is Mitt reminding all Americans that, as a white man, his birthplace would never be questioned.

Geez even I caught the racism there Mitt.

Nice prelude to the RNC.

Well, it was bound to happen sometime, Mittens was going to *have* to bring up race and the birth certificate thing is just plausibly deniable enough that it works for them. The GOP has, for quite some time, made it clear that while they are happy for black people to vote for them, they don't care if we don't. Same thing with Latinos.

This is only the *least* racist thing that will be said on the campaign. The next 74 days are going to be very long for everyone and, I anticipate, excruciatingly painful for black Americans as our very Americanness is put up for public debate symbolized by Barack Obama.

Cheers
Aj

[AtLast]

Yes, here we go. So difficult to understand in any manner how an adult can do the kind of crap. Align with Donald Trump and not realize how assinine you look?

This is going to be a long campaign from the end of the conventions to the election. For the sake of my blood pressure, I am going to have to limit my media coverage intake. Such critical issues/difficulties going on and we get a continued dog & pony show. Plain insulted as a citizen and voter.

Originally Posted by dreadgeek

I was wondering when Mittens would go full-on Birther. I didn't think it would be until late September but here we go...

Cheers
Aj

[Toughy]

I was looking for info on how many Catholics (I was watching Bill Moyers segment on the Nuns on a Bus) were Dems or Republican and found this:

http://religions.pewforum.org/

fascinating