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   dtroutma said, 7 months ago

   Ding dong dingaling.
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   ConserveGov said, 7 months ago

   Yawn
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   Robert Landers said, 7 months ago

   @ConserveGov

   Why don’t you yawn people just go someplace else, and leave the comments to the adults?

   The first ten times it is done, it might even be cute, but after that it gets very old rather quickly!!
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   richardelguru said, 7 months ago

   Ah! I blame the attention span of the right-wing voter
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   cdward said, 7 months ago

   @ConserveGov

   My dog yawns when he’s uncomfortable with a situation – for example if he’s gotten into the garbage. Every time I see one of the conservatives yawn like this, I assume what it means is they are uncomfortable with the truth being presented.
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   masterskrain said, 7 months ago

   Oh My GOD! It’s Zaphod BeebleMitt!
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   Doughfoot said, 7 months ago

   There we saw it again last light. Sabre-rattling Mitt becomes Peacenik Mitt. David Brooks noted that Romney said “peace” more often than George McGovern ever did.

   
   
   

   I could not help laughing when, after solemnly and firmly declaring that he (as president) would under no circumstances allow a certain sovereign nation (Iran) do as it pleases within its own territory (get The Bomb), even though the US and all its allies have done the same, and use any and all means to accomplish that; — he then reacted with horror to his accusation that Obama once admitted that America had occasionally bullied and dictated to other nations.
   
   
   So it appears that it is perfectly okay to bully and dictate to other sovereign nations, it’s just wicked to admit it.
   
   This goes hand-in-hand with “I will create 12 million new jobs. / Government does not create jobs.” Which suggests Romney will create these 12 million jobs without using the powers of government to do it. If he can do that, then why does he need to be president, and why hasn’t he been doing it up to now? Or his claim that he will be a firm defender and advocate for all things conservative, but that he is the best one to work across the aisle to get things done.
   
   
   

   Romney wants to be all things to all people. So I would like to ask all of Obama’s opponents out there, please, please, don’t attack poor ol’ Obama this time. Defend and praise your candidate!! Tell us why exactly he is a great candidate. Without giving us some “you do it too” crap, tell us which Romney you think is real! Do YOU think he will be staunchly Conservative, or Bipartisan Moderate? Do YOU think he will be more aggressive in foreign policy demanding, bullying, and invading; or promote Peace First? We already know why you hate Obama. We don’t need to hear that again.

   
   
   Tell us why you love Romney! Give us something positive!
8. 

   Simon_Jester said, 7 months ago

   “Candy, Shmandy, I came for your JOB!”
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   Simon_Jester said, 7 months ago

   @Doughfoot

   How the Repubs can call a guy a Job Creator when his company is shipping a factory from America to China, even as we speak boggles the mind
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    Gary McSpook said, 7 months ago

    Good grief, that would be such a great costume!
    And it’s funny ‘cuz it’s true.
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    Gary McSpook said, 7 months ago

    @Doughfoot

    Amen, Doughfoot. One of the best letter’s I’ve read this election cycle. All Obama supporters should copy and paste this on every political site (give credit, please).
    Again, Doughfoot, Thank You.
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    zoidknight said, 7 months ago

    @Robert Landers

    Only if the adults actually show up.
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    zoidknight said, 7 months ago

    @richardelguru

    We blame the lack of education of the left wing voters.
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    zoidknight said, 7 months ago

    @Doughfoot

    He is not Obama. By the way paid much attention to Obama involving us in Libya and Syria?
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    Ms. Ima said, 7 months ago

    yea, right, good one.
    Just another reason to vote for Mitt.
    O is history in the polls.
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