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The best lie ever told

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    This post was edited by JB23BAMA on 10/25/2012 at 1:53 PM

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  • At least he didn't change his view points? I would rather have someone be consistent with their goals and beliefs rather than someone who changes them weekly.

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  • maize&blue21 said...

    At least he didn't change his view points? I would rather have someone be consistent with their goals and beliefs rather than someone who changes them weekly.

    fail his beliefs just like your post

    cuznchips28

  • cuznchips28 said...

    fail his beliefs just like your post

    Romney is a notorious flip-flopper. You can't deny that.

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  • maize&blue21 said...

    At least he didn't change his view points? I would rather have someone be consistent with their goals and beliefs rather than someone who changes them weekly.

    It'd be nice if he changed stuff when it is not working, like all his views/policies

    JB23BAMA

  • The best lie ever told. Ummm. Satan-" The Devil does'nt excist". Obama , Satan , same thing.

    This post was edited by TJ Hooker on 10/25/2012 at 5:20 PM

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  • maize&blue21 said...

    At least he didn't change his view points? I would rather have someone be consistent with their goals and beliefs rather than someone who changes them weekly.

    No doubt. Gitmo is closed, no more renditions, repealed Patriot Act, now supports gay marriage, extended Bush tax cuts after campaigning against them. Promised to cut the deficit in half by the end of his first term then proposed trillions dollar deficits. Said lobbyists wouldn't work in the WH then gave them waivers. Vowed to take public financing until he realized he could raise much more. Voted against raising the debt ceiling then supported it. A model of consistency.

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    Still Voting For 'Mitt Romney'?

    This video will show you just how un-sure 'Mitt Romney' is about on almost everything in the world, See for yourself. We the people can still fight to get this country back on track, and the first step we have to take is to not let 'Mitt Romney' become President of the United States. As Ron Paul once said, "I am just absolutely convinced that the best formula for giving us peace and preserving the American way of life is freedom, limited government, and minding our own business overseas." Which is exactly the opposite of what Mitt Romney stands for. *The clips featured in this video were cut out from various videos on YouTube*

    http://www.youtube.com/v/EQwrB1vu74c
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  • maize&blue21 said...

    Romney is a notorious flip-flopper. You can't deny that.

    On that note...

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    Mitt Romney debates himself

    The real Mitt Romney debates fake Mitt Romney. By popular demand, here's round 2: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/10/12/1143838/-Mitt-Romney-debates-himself-round-2?detail=hide

    http://www.youtube.com/v/cPgfzknYd20
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  • maize&blue21 said...

    So apparently you have no problem with Obama's flip flops, just Romney's.

    dpfenny

  • maize&blue21 said...

    Romney is a notorious flip-flopper. You can't deny that.

    I know I prefer politicians unwilling to change their opinions too.

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  • PTCcock195 said...

    I know I prefer politicians unwilling to change their opinions too.

    There is a major difference between changing a couple opinions over large time period and changing opinions on major topics within a few months. Romney changes his proposals and promises from state to state just to get votes from that certain state, regardless of whether he said the exact opposite the day before.

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  • maize&blue21 said...

    There is a major difference between changing a couple opinions over large time period and changing opinions on major topics within a few months. Romney changes his proposals and promises from state to state just to get votes from that certain state, regardless of whether he said the exact opposite the day before.

    You sound like Bush voters in 2004.

    Edit: let me guess, Kerry didn't "flip flop" like this?

    This post was edited by PTCcock195 on 10/25/2012 at 7:28 PM

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  • maize&blue21 said...

    There is a major difference between changing a couple opinions over large time period and changing opinions on major topics within a few months. Romney changes his proposals and promises from state to state just to get votes from that certain state, regardless of whether he said the exact opposite the day before.

    LOL, translation I like Obama so therefore his flop flops are ok.

    dpfenny

  • PTCcock195 said...

    You sound like Bush voters in 2004.

    Edit: let me guess, Kerry didn't "flip flop" like this?

    I couldn't tell you tbh, I just know Romney flip flops consistently about major issues.

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  • dpfenny said...

    LOL, translation I like Obama so therefore his flop flops are ok.

    I don't like Obama, but he is the lesser of two evils.

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  • " I'll just put the head in" ....<<< greatest lie IMO

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  • maize&blue21 said...

    I don't like Obama, but he is the lesser of two evils.

    Disagree

    This post was edited by BBucksorBeGone8 on 10/25/2012 at 9:09 PM

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  • BBucksorBeGone8 said...

    Disagree

    Maybe not for you, but as a middle class child trying to go to an expensive college, Obama is better for me long term than Romney.

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  • maize&blue21 said...

    Maybe not for you, but as a middle class child trying to go to an expensive college, Obama is better for me long term than Romney.

    Don't go to the expensive college...go somewhere else...problem solved. I agree that there is a lesser of two evils, that's why Romney must be the choice because the current President has spent four years running this country without a clue.

    JB23BAMA

  • JB23BAMA said...

    Don't go to the expensive college...go somewhere else...problem solved. I agree that there is a lesser of two evils, that's why Romney must be the choice because the current President has spent four years running this country without a clue.

    This statement implies that there are tons of cheap colleges out there. Also, I don't think that it's the end of the world if a student wants to go to an expensive college (assuming that the extra expense will help in the future in terms of grad school or job prospects).

    This post was edited by hownowbrowncow on 10/31/2012 at 4:54 PM

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  • elmn12 said...

    This statement implies that there are tons of cheap colleges out there. Also, I don't think that it's the end of the world if a student wants to go to an expensive college (assuming that the extra expense will help in the future in terms of grad school or job prospects).

    It's all in what you can afford. That's a major problem with Americans. College isn't cheap, but through scholarships and student loans, I was able to do it.

    JB23BAMA

  • elmn12 said...

    This statement implies that there are tons of cheap colleges out there. Also, I don't think that it's the end of the world if a student wants to go to an expensive college (assuming that the extra expense will help in the future in terms of grad school or job prospects).

    Plenty of cheap colleges. Cheap being $15K a year instead if $40K. Live within your means, go where you can afford to go. Or go somewhere you can't afford and come out with $150K in student loans. No one is entitled to a college education. You have to actually work for, and pay for it. Anyone that believes they are entitled to an education at a top school regardless of whether they can earn it or afford it, is going to fail miserably in life regardless of what their education is

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  • VTSmitty said...

    Plenty of cheap colleges. Cheap being $15K a year instead if $40K. Live within your means, go where you can afford to go. Or go somewhere you can't afford and come out with $150K in student loans. No one is entitled to a college education. You have to actually work for, and pay for it. Anyone that believes they are entitled to an education at a top school regardless of whether they can earn it or afford it, is going to fail miserably in life regardless of what their education is

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    College is just another example of the fed gov getting involved and costs are thru the roof.

    dpfenny

  • dpfenny said...

    College is just another example of the fed gov getting involved and costs are thru the roof.

    It will be different with healthcare though. lol

    VTSmitty ●

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