2. The Supreme Court, a conservative court, will finally abolish gay
marriage nationwide, and thus will save this country future headaches
and allow it to focus on smaller issues, like #3, 4.
3. 2013 will probably see military action against Iran. We need a
leader who will stop playing games with Ahmadinejad, give Israel the
peace she wants, stabilize oil prices, and eliminate the nuclear
threat Iran holds over the Middle East.
4. Stabilize our economy. Repair the damage done by Curious George,
aka President Hussein, and get this country out of its financial
doldrums. In 2008 it was 'Yes We Can.' In 2012 we found out 'No We
Couldn't.' It's time to get a man in the White House who thinks like
a man and not like a teenager.
> 2. The Supreme Court, a conservative court, will finally abolish gay
> marriage nationwide, and thus will save this country future headaches
> and allow it to focus on smaller issues, like #3, 4.
> 3. 2013 will probably see military action against Iran. We need a
> leader who will stop playing games with Ahmadinejad, give Israel the
> peace she wants, stabilize oil prices, and eliminate the nuclear
> threat Iran holds over the Middle East.
> 4. Stabilize our economy. Repair the damage done by Curious George,
> aka President Hussein, and get this country out of its financial
> doldrums. In 2008 it was 'Yes We Can.' In 2012 we found out 'No We
> Couldn't.' It's time to get a man in the White House who thinks like
> a man and not like a teenager.
Your track record for crackpot predictions is beyond laughable, dumbass.
Pollster Scott Rasmussen: Obama very likely to be reelected
Scott Rasmussen of Rasmussen Reports predicted on Monday that
President Barack Obama would win the 2012 election if the
economy continued to improve.
The latest Rasmussen poll showed Obama with a 7 point lead over
the Republican frontrunner, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
"The trends are moving in President Obama's direction,"
Rasmussen said during an appearance on Fox Business.
"Consumer confidence this morning is at the highest level in more
than a year, and by the way it is getting near the highest level of
the past four years. A plurality of investors now think the economy
is getting better.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday that the
unemployment rate had fallen to 8.3 percent, the fifth straight
monthly decline since August. In addition, the private sector
added 257,000 jobs in January.
Following the report, Rasmussen found that 37 percent of
Americans strongly approved of Obama while 27 percent
strongly disapproved.
"The absolute numbers tell one part of the story, but the
trends tell another," Rasmussen explained. "If we continue to
get good economic news, the president is very likely to be
reelected."
An ABC/Washington Post poll released Monday found Obama ahead of
Romney by 52 to 43 percent.
POLL: The More People Learn About Romney, The More They Dislike Him
-- By a more than two to one margin, Americans say that the more
they learn about Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney,
the more they dislike him, per a new Washington Post / ABC poll:
Overall, 55 percent of those who are closely following the campaign
say they disapprove of what the GOP candidates have been saying.
By better than 2 to 1, Americans say the more they learn about
Romney, the less they like him.
Even among Republicans, as many offer negative as positive
assessments of him on this question.
Judgments about former House speaker Newt Gingrich, who denounced
Romney on Saturday night in Nevada, are about 3 to 1 negative.
"vivapadre...@aol.com" <vivapadre...@aol.com> wrote in news:5965753b-48d9-
4f31-9a4a-76629e25a...@q8g2000pbb.googlegroups.com:
> Two big issues:
> 1. We'll have a Republican in the White House.
Only if the public forgets the last one.
> 2. The Supreme Court, a conservative court, will finally abolish gay
> marriage nationwide, and thus will save this country future headaches
> and allow it to focus on smaller issues, like #3, 4.
Nothing says "states rights" and "fewer regulations"
than less rights and more regulations.
> 3. 2013 will probably see military action against Iran. We need a
> leader who will stop playing games with Ahmadinejad, give Israel the
> peace she wants, stabilize oil prices, and eliminate the nuclear
> threat Iran holds over the Middle East.
Just what the public wants - ANOTHER quagmire war.
> 4. Stabilize our economy. Repair the damage done by Curious George,
> aka President Hussein, and get this country out of its financial
> doldrums.
If Obama gets caught kicking puppies or smoking crystal meth two weeks
before the election, sure. Otherwise, get ready for 4 more years.
>2. The Supreme Court, a conservative court, will finally abolish gay
>marriage nationwide, and thus will save this country future headaches
>and allow it to focus on smaller issues, like #3, 4.
Also very unlikely. As it stands now, it will come down to Justice
Kennedy's swing vote, and as the Circuit Court used his own previous
opinions as their basis to overturn Proposition 8, he's unlikely to
reverse himself and let it stand. (The Supreme Court, BTW, has no
standing to ban same-sex marriage nationwide; that would be a
usurpation of Congressional power).
>3. 2013 will probably see military action against Iran.
This is a *smaller* issue? Really?
> We need a
>leader who will stop playing games with Ahmadinejad, give Israel the
>peace she wants, stabilize oil prices, and eliminate the nuclear
>threat Iran holds over the Middle East.
How do you figure a US President has the power to do these things?
>4. Stabilize our economy.
Steadily improving. You haven't been paying attention, have you?
> Repair the damage done by Curious George,
>aka President Hussein, and get this country out of its financial
>doldrums. In 2008 it was 'Yes We Can.' In 2012 we found out 'No We
>Couldn't.' It's time to get a man in the White House who thinks like
>a man and not like a teenager.
We did that in 2008. Sorry you have the patience of a teenager; it's
tough to undo 8 years of failed policies in just 3.
"vivapadre...@aol.com" <vivapadre...@aol.com> wrote:
> Two big issues:
> 1. We'll have a Republican in the White House.
> 2. The Supreme Court, a conservative court, will finally abolish gay
> marriage nationwide, and thus will save this country future headaches
> and allow it to focus on smaller issues, like #3, 4.
> 3. 2013 will probably see military action against Iran. We need a
> leader who will stop playing games with Ahmadinejad, give Israel the
> peace she wants, stabilize oil prices, and eliminate the nuclear
> threat Iran holds over the Middle East.
War with Iran is a snall issue? It could end up being a total catastrofuck.
Keep in mind that both China and Russia like Iran, because they like Iran's oil.
> 4. Stabilize our economy. Repair the damage done by Curious George,
> aka President Hussein, and get this country out of its financial
> doldrums. In 2008 it was 'Yes We Can.' In 2012 we found out 'No We
> Couldn't.' It's time to get a man in the White House who thinks like
> a man and not like a teenager.
I doubt you'll be able to do both #3 and #4. It's an either or situation.
On Feb 8, 1:50 pm, "vivapadre...@aol.com" <vivapadre...@aol.com>
wrote:
> T<smack>
Just explain to me why anyone should take your predictions about 2013
even the tiniest bit seriously after you predicted the end of the
world no less than three times in 2011, all of which conspicuously
failed to happen.
On Feb 8, 5:50 am, "vivapadre...@aol.com" <vivapadre...@aol.com>
wrote:
> Two big issues:
You listed four predictions...
> 1. We'll have a Republican in the White House.
If the Republicans are really serious about getting voted in, then
they need to put Stephen Colbert in the President's seat because he's
really the only chance they've got (and he's very popular).
> 2. The Supreme Court, a conservative court, will finally abolish gay
> marriage nationwide, and thus will save this country future headaches
> and allow it to focus on smaller issues, like #3, 4.
There's no medical evidence supporting your claim that a same-sex
marriage causes any more headaches than any other type of marriage.
> 3. 2013 will probably see military action against Iran. We need a
> leader who will stop playing games with Ahmadinejad, give Israel the
> peace she wants, stabilize oil prices, and eliminate the nuclear
> threat Iran holds over the Middle East.
To get a government that values all of these things, the USA will need
a third party because the Republicans don't want to stabilize oil
prices, and the Democrats don't seem to want to stop using diplomacy
in trying to work things out with Iran at this time.
> 4. Stabilize our economy. Repair the damage done by Curious George,
> aka President Hussein, and get this country out of its financial
> doldrums. In 2008 it was 'Yes We Can.' In 2012 we found out 'No We
> Couldn't.' It's time to get a man in the White House who thinks like
> a man and not like a teenager.
It's now becoming obvious that you miss Bill Clinton.
--
Fidem Turbare, the non-existent atheist goddess
"Politics is when you say you are going to do one thing while
intending to do another, and then you do neither."
-- Saddam Hussein
Uh huh.
And we should take yer predictions seriously... WHY?
> 2. The Supreme Court, a conservative court, will finally abolish gay
> marriage nationwide, and thus will save this country future headaches
> and allow it to focus on smaller issues, like #3, 4.
Again, why should we credit yer faulty predictions?
> 3. 2013 will probably see military action against Iran. We need a
> leader who will stop playing games with Ahmadinejad, give Israel the
> peace she wants, stabilize oil prices, and eliminate the nuclear
> threat Iran holds over the Middle East.
Again, why should we credit yer faulty predictions, why??
> 4. Stabilize our economy. Repair the damage done by Curious George,
> aka President Hussein, and get this country out of its financial
> doldrums. In 2008 it was 'Yes We Can.' In 2012 we found out 'No We
> Couldn't.' It's time to get a man in the White House who thinks like
> a man and not like a teenager.
That would mean it would not be a republican, then.
> 2. The Supreme Court, a conservative court, will finally abolish gay
> marriage nationwide, and thus will save this country future headaches
> and allow it to focus on smaller issues, like #3, 4.
> 3. 2013 will probably see military action against Iran. We need a
> leader who will stop playing games with Ahmadinejad, give Israel the
> peace she wants, stabilize oil prices, and eliminate the nuclear
> threat Iran holds over the Middle East.
> 4. Stabilize our economy. Repair the damage done by Curious George,
> aka President Hussein, and get this country out of its financial
> doldrums. In 2008 it was 'Yes We Can.' In 2012 we found out 'No We
> Couldn't.' It's time to get a man in the White House who thinks like
> a man and not like a teenager.
What do you care anyway? You should have raptured last year.
--
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apatriot #1, atheist #1417, Chief EAC prophet Jason Gastrich prayed for me on 8 January 2009 and nothing happened.
"Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." - Voltaire
Loibaj also admitted in an email to me that he is not
a member of any particular church, and in fact does
not even attend church service, and that the only
time he's ever in a church building is "for weddings
and funerals".
Loirbaj also wrote that the Apostle Paul "really had
no clue what Jesus even taught", and that "he often
contradicts Jesus."
