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IGGER ROCK, HUH?
Watch Rick Perry's Campaign End Before Your Eyes
IGGER ROCK, HUH?
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LOL. Bless your heart.
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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
I know y'all think this is funny, but that man runs one of the most powerful states in the union.
This is a scary country at times
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LULZ
Ron Paul trolling though
Ron Paul trolling though
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man the first debate he uber trolledOriginally Posted by WitnessMyCalm21
LULZ
Ron Paul trolling though
"bachmann says 2.10 a gallon for gas? i can get it to you for a nickle......yeah, a nickle a gallon.......a silver nickle is worth 2.99.....its not the gas, its the inflation...:"
TROLLLLLINGGGGGG
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Obama not looking so bad after all?
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obama finna hit yall like "look, congress said no to any and everything i proposed just because its me. i did executive orders all this year to try and get things accomplished without these stubborn child-like politicians."
and the GOP candidate will say "..........................................."
these GOP candidates are fighting for GOP votes...but nobody outside the GOP is going to vote for ANY of these morons....
THEY WANT TO CUT THE EDUCATION BUDGET BUT FUND A MASSIVE PHYSICAL WALL ALONG THE MEXICAN BOARDER
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
and the GOP candidate will say "..........................................."
these GOP candidates are fighting for GOP votes...but nobody outside the GOP is going to vote for ANY of these morons....
THEY WANT TO CUT THE EDUCATION BUDGET BUT FUND A MASSIVE PHYSICAL WALL ALONG THE MEXICAN BOARDER
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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Man Obama is TROLLING HARD
[h1]Obama's Latino Vote Strategy: Run GOP Debates "Verbatim"[/h1]
No need to go negative, the President says, when the GOP candidates are doing more to alienate Latino voters than any attack ad ever could.
By Adam Serwer | Thu Nov. 10, 2011 10:10 AM PST
President Barack Obama's strategy for winning the Latino vote is to let Republicans keep talking.
Elise Foley writes [1] that in an interview with Latino reporters yesterday, Obama said [2] that the GOP debates were winning the Latino vote for him.
Why does the president sound so confident? A recent Latino Decisions poll showed [3] that Obama was poised to capture the Latino vote in similar margins as in 2008, between 65 and 70 percent. Latino Decision's Gabriel R. Sanchez, however, says Obama's problem isn't so much that Latinos will vote Republican. It's that they won't vote.
"The majority of Latinos are saying 'not so much,' in terms of being enthusiastic about his candidacy," says Sanchez, who notes that 53 percent of Latinos polled said they are less enthusiastic about Obama after his first few years in office, and 48 percent were "more excited about voting" in 2008 than they are now. Thousands of disillusioned Latino voters staying home in a given state could mean the difference between defeat and a second term. "The numbers might stay roughly the same in terms of vote share, but if turnout drops, that's problematic [for Obama]," Sanchez says.
Obama's other remarks highlight the contrast in rhetoric with his Republican opponents. The president told the group of reporters that Alabama's strict anti-immigrant law, the harshest in the country[4], was a "bad law" and "not simply anti-immigrant, but I think it does not match our core values as a country."
With little to show in the way of progress on immigration reform, that contrast may be the best argument the president has to offer Latino voters going forward. Whether it actually moves Latino voters to the polls is an open question. After all, Latino voters could say to themselves, "what is a Republican president going to do, deport a million people [5]?"
Source URL: http://motherjones.com/mojo/2011/11/obamas-latino-vote-strategy-run-gop-debates-verbatim
Links:
[1] http://www.huffingtonpost...es-to-win-latino-voters-
[2] http://univisionnews.tumb...their-chance-to-win-over
[3] http://latinodecisions.wo...latino-decisions-survey/
[4] http://motherjones.com/mo...alabama-immigrants-hb-56
[5] http://motherjones.com/mo...-unauthorized-immigrants
[h1]Obama's Latino Vote Strategy: Run GOP Debates "Verbatim"[/h1]
No need to go negative, the President says, when the GOP candidates are doing more to alienate Latino voters than any attack ad ever could.
By Adam Serwer | Thu Nov. 10, 2011 10:10 AM PST
President Barack Obama's strategy for winning the Latino vote is to let Republicans keep talking.
Elise Foley writes [1] that in an interview with Latino reporters yesterday, Obama said [2] that the GOP debates were winning the Latino vote for him.
Why does the president sound so confident? A recent Latino Decisions poll showed [3] that Obama was poised to capture the Latino vote in similar margins as in 2008, between 65 and 70 percent. Latino Decision's Gabriel R. Sanchez, however, says Obama's problem isn't so much that Latinos will vote Republican. It's that they won't vote.
"The majority of Latinos are saying 'not so much,' in terms of being enthusiastic about his candidacy," says Sanchez, who notes that 53 percent of Latinos polled said they are less enthusiastic about Obama after his first few years in office, and 48 percent were "more excited about voting" in 2008 than they are now. Thousands of disillusioned Latino voters staying home in a given state could mean the difference between defeat and a second term. "The numbers might stay roughly the same in terms of vote share, but if turnout drops, that's problematic [for Obama]," Sanchez says.
Obama's other remarks highlight the contrast in rhetoric with his Republican opponents. The president told the group of reporters that Alabama's strict anti-immigrant law, the harshest in the country[4], was a "bad law" and "not simply anti-immigrant, but I think it does not match our core values as a country."
With little to show in the way of progress on immigration reform, that contrast may be the best argument the president has to offer Latino voters going forward. Whether it actually moves Latino voters to the polls is an open question. After all, Latino voters could say to themselves, "what is a Republican president going to do, deport a million people [5]?"
Source URL: http://motherjones.com/mojo/2011/11/obamas-latino-vote-strategy-run-gop-debates-verbatim
Links:
[1] http://www.huffingtonpost...es-to-win-latino-voters-
[2] http://univisionnews.tumb...their-chance-to-win-over
[3] http://latinodecisions.wo...latino-decisions-survey/
[4] http://motherjones.com/mo...alabama-immigrants-hb-56
[5] http://motherjones.com/mo...-unauthorized-immigrants
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Link to full debate?
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Ha Ha Ha... what an idiot. Just imagine in just about a year, one of these morons will be our next President!
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I don't get the "just like me" angle of politics, why the ++!% would I want someone as dumb as me running the country?
