pwillie
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Is anybody on this forum going to vote for Obama? And why?
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YOURADHERE
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To be honest, I've considered it, and still am considering. Im definately not voting for Hillary for sure. This war is killing this economy whether anyone is willing to admit it or not and McCain's willingness to stay in it is what may flip my decision. Do I agree 100% with either of them? Of course not, the winner of this election will be the one that sucks the least.
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Youad: You need to read up on Obama,we already know about Hillary...Barak is a manchurian candidate type,that hasn't disclosed anything about himself.We need a leader that has the best interst in the country.At first I was thinking about Barak as a better person for the job,but after reading some history on him,I am re thinking my position.
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YOURADHERE wrote:To be honest, I've considered it, and still am considering. Im definately not voting for Hillary for sure. This war is killing this economy whether anyone is willing to admit it or not and McCain's willingness to stay in it is what may flip my decision. Do I agree 100% with either of them? Of course not, the winner of this election will be the one that sucks the least. Yes Yourad this war does suck, most wars do. Weather we went their for the right reasons, is besides the point at this stage. If you withdraw or surrender at this point, it is a sign of weakness, in the eyes of our enemy's. You younger people have been indoctrinated by the liberal school systems, and media, that all wars are going to be another Vietnam. This situation is far different. If we don't fight Al Qada in their backyard, they will soon be in ours. McCain's's roots go far back into our country's heritage. I think Obamba's roots tend to all grow toward the east. What Willie is saying isn't as far fetched as you think. Just think long and hard, of our countries heritage and future, before you cast you're vote.
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YOURADHERE wrote:To be honest, I've considered it, and still am considering. Im definately not voting for Hillary for sure. This war is killing this economy whether anyone is willing to admit it or not and McCain's willingness to stay in it is what may flip my decision. Do I agree 100% with either of them? Of course not, the winner of this election will be the one that sucks the least.
The economy? What is the economy to you? I don't get how the war has PERSONALLY affected anyone... yet. The war has had very minimal effects on the economy compared to the housing crisis which is the main problem in the economy. The housing crisis will, and has, affected most people personally. There has been numerous companies shutting down around my area. Because of the war? Hell no. It's the damn houses and peoples greed. The war just added to the national debt which nobody is going to pay anyway  Just print some more money 
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comrad wrote:YOURADHERE wrote:To be honest, I've considered it, and still am considering. Im definately not voting for Hillary for sure. This war is killing this economy whether anyone is willing to admit it or not and McCain's willingness to stay in it is what may flip my decision. Do I agree 100% with either of them? Of course not, the winner of this election will be the one that sucks the least.
The economy? What is the economy to you? I don't get how the war has PERSONALLY affected anyone... yet. The war has had very minimal effects on the economy compared to the housing crisis which is the main problem in the economy. The housing crisis will, and has, affected most people personally. There has been numerous companies shutting down around my area. Because of the war? Hell no. It's the damn houses and peoples greed. The war just added to the national debt which nobody is going to pay anyway Just print some more money
This war = higher fuel prices = higher everything prices...Ive said it all along....EVERYTHING you buy has been on a truck or train or boat or something that burns fuels at some point. These prices are simply passed down to us.
Also, and Im not sure how the proper way to word this would be....consider comparing this war to WWII, I know, not Vietnam, WWII. WWII had a booming effect on the economy...you know why? There was a high demand to manufacture items needed in the war, guns, planes, ships, tanks, etc. because our stock kept getting blown up and replaced. Maybe we should blow a few things of ours up since they(whoever we're fighting) aren't doing that great of a job doing it....that's a joke calm down. Even if that was the case we'd likely outsource anyway.....Why do you think no one does anything about finding lead paint in Chinese products? China has us by the balls.
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comrad wrote:YOURADHERE wrote:To be honest, I've considered it, and still am considering. Im definately not voting for Hillary for sure. This war is killing this economy whether anyone is willing to admit it or not and McCain's willingness to stay in it is what may flip my decision. Do I agree 100% with either of them? Of course not, the winner of this election will be the one that sucks the least.
The economy? What is the economy to you? I don't get how the war has PERSONALLY affected anyone... yet. The war has had very minimal effects on the economy compared to the housing crisis which is the main problem in the economy. The housing crisis will, and has, affected most people personally. There has been numerous companies shutting down around my area. Because of the war? Hell no. It's the damn houses and peoples greed. The war just added to the national debt which nobody is going to pay anyway Just print some more money That's a good point Comrad. The foreclosed mortgage loans approved by these fly by night lending company's probably have cost the country more money than the war. Yuppies who have to have a 7000 square foot house, as a status symbol. Well when their cushy high tech job goes down the crapper, they struggle just like the rest of us. Luckily I don't have a $800,000 mortgage hanging over my head.
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YOURADHERE wrote:comrad wrote:YOURADHERE wrote:To be honest, I've considered it, and still am considering. Im definately not voting for Hillary for sure. This war is killing this economy whether anyone is willing to admit it or not and McCain's willingness to stay in it is what may flip my decision. Do I agree 100% with either of them? Of course not, the winner of this election will be the one that sucks the least.
The economy? What is the economy to you? I don't get how the war has PERSONALLY affected anyone... yet. The war has had very minimal effects on the economy compared to the housing crisis which is the main problem in the economy. The housing crisis will, and has, affected most people personally. There has been numerous companies shutting down around my area. Because of the war? Hell no. It's the damn houses and peoples greed. The war just added to the national debt which nobody is going to pay anyway Just print some more money
This war = higher fuel prices = higher everything prices...Ive said it all along....EVERYTHING you buy has been on a truck or train or boat or something that burns fuels at some point. These prices are simply passed down to us.
Also, and Im not sure how the proper way to word this would be....consider comparing this war to WWII, I know, not Vietnam, WWII. WWII had a booming effect on the economy...you know why? There was a high demand to manufacture items needed in the war, guns, planes, ships, tanks, etc. because our stock kept getting blown up and replaced. Maybe we should blow a few things of ours up since they(whoever we're fighting) aren't doing that great of a job doing it....that's a joke calm down. Even if that was the case we'd likely outsource anyway.....Why do you think no one does anything about finding lead paint in Chinese products? China has us by the balls.
Ahhhh, your one of those. Do you honestly think the war has that big of an effect on the gas prices?
Why did Shell rack in $40 Billion in profit last year... The biggest profit in HISTORY of any company... That's right, that ain't no war effect, thats just pure greed. The war has very minimal effect on the gas prices. What does have affect is the greedy corporate heads that don't give a **** about anyone else except themselves and they jack the prices up even higher knowing that Americans will still pay the price. They try to blame it on the supply and demand crap... BS! They are raping us and we can't do anything about it. It has nothing to do with the war or government. The gas companies rule us.
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GreyGrizz wrote:comrad wrote:YOURADHERE wrote:To be honest, I've considered it, and still am considering. Im definately not voting for Hillary for sure. This war is killing this economy whether anyone is willing to admit it or not and McCain's willingness to stay in it is what may flip my decision. Do I agree 100% with either of them? Of course not, the winner of this election will be the one that sucks the least.
The economy? What is the economy to you? I don't get how the war has PERSONALLY affected anyone... yet. The war has had very minimal effects on the economy compared to the housing crisis which is the main problem in the economy. The housing crisis will, and has, affected most people personally. There has been numerous companies shutting down around my area. Because of the war? Hell no. It's the damn houses and peoples greed. The war just added to the national debt which nobody is going to pay anyway Just print some more money That's a good point Comrad. The foreclosed mortgage loans approved by these fly by night lending company's probably have cost the country more money than the war. Yuppies who have to have a 7000 square foot house, as a status symbol. Well when their cushy high tech job goes down the crapper, they struggle just like the rest of us. Luckily I don't have a $800,000 mortgage hanging over my head.
Oh yeah, tons of people in various states, especially California, purchased multiple homes in hopes of reselling them at a profit.... But they all purchased at the peak of the market, and the house values were all artificial, it was all jacked up by the peoples greed. And then... Everything stopped, peoples low-interest-for-a-year rates ended and what happened? Bankruptcy. Foreclosure.
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The real reason for high fuel cost is simple,Exxon made 41 billion,in the first quarter.Guess who gets the tax money.The higher fuel cost will bring in money that has never been heard from before.Its just another way to extract tax with out raising taxes in an election year.I have two business's that I pay tax on,and all I am is a tax collection station for the state and federal govt.BTW WW 2 was a different situation,we had gas rationing,and food rations during the war.I do agree that the mortgage system was lax,and we are now paying for it.The other thing is all the hurricane damage on the coast in 2005 Katrina,and Reba,plus the storm Ivan a year earlier,Fema tossed money at the wind.Multi-billion dollar fiasco by the Bush adm.I don't think New Orleans will ever be the same,just like Galveston Tex,which was like New Orleans,but every one moved to Houston.What does this have to do with Obama? WEll the man is not who we think he is,have you seen anything about his mom? His father is a radical in Kenya,and his mom is out of the picture. He is a racist,and will prove his worth if he is elected by a foolish America.He will turn this country over to a muslim hiearch.
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