Board 8 > Knowing that we're in for four more years of Obama disappoints me.

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Anagram 01/05/12 11:20:00 AM #1:	But there's no universe where the GOP produces someone who's actually, y'know, sane enough to win. It's like they want to lose. -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:633217] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> But there's no universe where the GOP produces someone who's actually, y'know, sane enough to win. It's like they want to lose. -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig.Started: July 6, 2005 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GANON1025 01/05/12 11:20:00 AM #2:	I also thought this topic was going to be about high school girls. -- You beat yourself up with your past. Don't blame yourself, blame the world. Blame God. Blame me. <cite>GANON1025 posted [p:633218] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> I also thought this topic was going to be about high school girls. -- You beat yourself up with your past. Don't blame yourself, blame the world. Blame God. Blame me. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
muddersmilk 01/05/12 11:20:00 AM #3:	It's like they want to lose. This is my thought as well. I want to not vote Obama but the Republicans are making it so hard! -- (Maniac64 at work) Guns don't kill people, Kinder eggs do. I saw it in a post on GameFAQs. ~FAHtastic <cite>muddersmilk posted [p:633219] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> It's like they want to lose.This is my thought as well. I want to not vote Obama but the Republicans are making it so hard! -- (Maniac64 at work) Guns don't kill people, Kinder eggs do. I saw it in a post on GameFAQs. ~FAHtastic </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Altimadark 01/05/12 11:43:00 AM #6:	If you're a Republican in a heavily Democrat state, (or vice versa) why wouldn't you vote third party? -- There never was a post. Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and refracted the light from Venus. <cite>Altimadark posted [p:633222] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> If you're a Republican in a heavily Democrat state, (or vice versa) why wouldn't you vote third party? -- There never was a post. Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and refracted the light from Venus. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 01/05/12 1:06:00 PM #7:	*Altimadark posted...* If you're a Republican in a heavily Democrat state, (or vice versa) why wouldn't you vote third party? I'm not really anything, but I am in California. It doesn't matter what you vote, because the Democrat will always win. -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:633223] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> Altimadark posted...If you're a Republican in a heavily Democrat state, (or vice versa) why wouldn't you vote third party?I'm not really anything, but I am in California. It doesn't matter what you vote, because the Democrat will always win. -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig.Started: July 6, 2005 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OmarsComin 01/05/12 1:08:00 PM #8:	you should never even consider voting for a Republican over a Democrat, every Republican president in the last 30 years has been awful. I think if you don't want to vote for Obama, there are a couple suitable third party candidates more worth your time. That actually makes sense. <cite>OmarsComin posted [p:633224] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> you should never even consider voting for a Republican over a Democrat, every Republican president in the last 30 years has been awful.I think if you don't want to vote for Obama, there are a couple suitable third party candidates more worth your time. That actually makes sense. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bryans7 01/05/12 1:27:00 PM #9:	It is difficult to win against a sitting president, so any serious contenders are going to wait until 2016 when it's wide open. -- 0-12 you are peathice <cite>bryans7 posted [p:633225] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> It is difficult to win against a sitting president, so any serious contenders are going to wait until 2016 when it's wide open. -- 0-12 you are peathice </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 01/05/12 3:21:00 PM #10:	*bryans7 posted...* It is difficult to win against a sitting president, so any serious contenders are going to wait until 2016 when it's wide open. It's not impossible. The GOP could at least put out someone who has a chance, however small. -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:633226] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> bryans7 posted...It is difficult to win against a sitting president, so any serious contenders are going to wait until 2016 when it's wide open.It's not impossible. The GOP could at least put out someone who has a chance, however small. -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig.Started: July 6, 2005 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JDTAY 01/05/12 3:29:00 PM #11:	*OmarsComin posted...* you should never even consider voting for a Republican over a Democrat, every Republican president in the last 30 years has been awful. I think if you don't want to vote for Obama, there are a couple suitable third party candidates more worth your time. That actually makes sense. I thought Reagan was pretty tolerable, but I wasn't alive for most of that. >_> I'm all up in that Gary Johnson this year, aw yeah. -- PSN: JDTAY87 <cite>JDTAY posted [p:633227] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> OmarsComin posted...you should never even consider voting for a Republican over a Democrat, every Republican president in the last 30 years has been awful.I think if you don't want to vote for Obama, there are a couple suitable third party candidates more worth your time. That actually makes sense.I thought Reagan was pretty tolerable, but I wasn't alive for most of that. >_>I'm all up in that Gary Johnson this year, aw yeah. -- PSN: JDTAY87 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
metroid composite 01/05/12 3:31:00 PM #12:	*Anagram posted...* But there's no universe where the GOP produces someone who's actually, y'know, sane enough to win. It's like they want to lose. Romney is relatively sane, has to be considered the front-runner right now, and polls ahead of Obama in key areas like economy. Unfortunately, Romney is like...an Obama Clone. Moderate politician who is very clearly a politician and takes only stances convenient for him as a politician (in Romney's case, literally any stance he thinks will help him in the polls even if it conflicts with a past position). -- Cats land on their feet. Toast lands peanut butter side down. A cat with toast strapped to its back will hover above the ground in a state of quantum indecision <cite>metroid composite posted [p:633228] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> Anagram posted...But there's no universe where the GOP produces someone who's actually, y'know, sane enough to win. It's like they want to lose.Romney is relatively sane, has to be considered the front-runner right now, and polls ahead of Obama in key areas like economy.Unfortunately, Romney is like...an Obama Clone. Moderate politician who is very clearly a politician and takes only stances convenient for him as a politician (in Romney's case, literally any stance he thinks will help him in the polls even if it conflicts with a past position). -- Cats land on their feet. Toast lands peanut butter side down. A cat with toast strapped to its back will hover above the ground in a state of quantum indecision </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JDTAY 01/05/12 3:46:00 PM #13:	Where's Smuffin? He always gives these topics the extra flair they so desperately lack. ;-) -- PSN: JDTAY87 <cite>JDTAY posted [p:633229] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> Where's Smuffin? He always gives these topics the extra flair they so desperately lack. ;-) -- PSN: JDTAY87 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheRock1525 01/05/12 3:53:00 PM #14:	*OmarsComin posted...* you should never even consider voting for a Republican over a Democrat, every Republican president in the last 30 years has been awful. I think if you don't want to vote for Obama, there are a couple suitable third party candidates more worth your time. That actually makes sense. I don't know about you, but personally, our state had a really good Republican governor followed be a completely awful Democratic governor. I think it has less to do with party lines and more to do with the individual running for office. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man. <cite>TheRock1525 posted [p:633230] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> OmarsComin posted...you should never even consider voting for a Republican over a Democrat, every Republican president in the last 30 years has been awful.I think if you don't want to vote for Obama, there are a couple suitable third party candidates more worth your time. That actually makes sense.I don't know about you, but personally, our state had a really good Republican governor followed be a completely awful Democratic governor.I think it has less to do with party lines and more to do with the individual running for office. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SlymDayspring 01/05/12 4:05:00 PM #15:	he sant I used to be on the third party train so hard (I voted for Nader in 2008!) but you have to realize that even if a third party managed to get 10% of the vote, they would just become another corrupt corporate party once they became viable. the problem is that we have to get money out of politics, otherwise even a third party won't fix things. until we get money out of politics you pretty much should just vote for the party that leans in the direction you want, and hope for the best. because they are all bought and paid for crooks aside from the couple honest people (kucinich, sanders, paul) -- I'm "kind of a big deal". http://img.imgcake.com/cyclo/Cyclopngegpngre.png <cite>SlymDayspring posted [p:633231] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> he santI used to be on the third party train so hard (I voted for Nader in 2008!)but you have to realize that even if a third party managed to get 10% of the vote, they would just become another corrupt corporate party once they became viable. the problem is that we have to get money out of politics, otherwise even a third party won't fix things. until we get money out of politics you pretty much should just vote for the party that leans in the direction you want, and hope for the best. because they are all bought and paid for crooks aside from the couple honest people (kucinich, sanders, paul) -- I'm "kind of a big deal".http://img.imgcake.com/cyclo/Cyclopngegpngre.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlackMageJawa 01/05/12 4:08:00 PM #16:	All the British reports on the defence cuts he's just announced suggest that it's tantamount to electoral suicide. Are there enough people obsessed with wiping out foreigners on the off chance they might have decided to attack you later to put him out of office? -- "I'm Commander Shepard, and you're standing in the biggest library in Citadel Space. Look me up." <cite>BlackMageJawa posted [p:633232] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> All the British reports on the defence cuts he's just announced suggest that it's tantamount to electoral suicide. Are there enough people obsessed with wiping out foreigners on the off chance they might have decided to attack you later to put him out of office? -- "I'm Commander Shepard, and you're standing in the biggest library in Citadel Space. Look me up." </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheRock1525 01/05/12 4:08:00 PM #17:	I kinda want to see Ron Paul elected, just cause either America will enter an age of unimaginable prosperity or we'll see it burned to the ground. Either way, I wouldn't be around to experience it, but it'll certainly be fun to watch it from afar. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man. <cite>TheRock1525 posted [p:633233] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> I kinda want to see Ron Paul elected, just cause either America will enter an age of unimaginable prosperity or we'll see it burned to the ground.Either way, I wouldn't be around to experience it, but it'll certainly be fun to watch it from afar. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SlymDayspring 01/05/12 4:11:00 PM #18:	John Kerry lost the election because the republicans convinced everyone that democrats were sissy losers who shouldn't be in charge of a war, and america has a giant patriotic boner for the military and holds it on some infallible pedestal of greatness to convince poor people to join up, so yeah, it could definitely backfire against him if people are dumb. it is pretty hilarious that the same people screaming to cut the budget will probably be pissed about this "lol" -- I'm "kind of a big deal". http://img.imgcake.com/cyclo/Cyclopngegpngre.png <cite>SlymDayspring posted [p:633234] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> John Kerry lost the election because the republicans convinced everyone that democrats were sissy losers who shouldn't be in charge of a war, and america has a giant patriotic boner for the military and holds it on some infallible pedestal of greatness to convince poor people to join up, so yeah, it could definitely backfire against him if people are dumb. it is pretty hilarious that the same people screaming to cut the budget will probably be pissed about this "lol" -- I'm "kind of a big deal".http://img.imgcake.com/cyclo/Cyclopngegpngre.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SlymDayspring 01/05/12 4:12:00 PM #19:	ron paul getting elected would just be 4 years of complete stagnation of congress followed by him promptly being voted out of office for holding up anything from getting done because people do not actually want the federal government to do nothing. -- I'm "kind of a big deal". http://img.imgcake.com/cyclo/Cyclopngegpngre.png <cite>SlymDayspring posted [p:633235] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> ron paul getting elected would just be 4 years of complete stagnation of congress followed by him promptly being voted out of office for holding up anything from getting done because people do not actually want the federal government to do nothing. -- I'm "kind of a big deal".http://img.imgcake.com/cyclo/Cyclopngegpngre.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheRock1525 01/05/12 4:15:00 PM #20:	*SlymDayspring posted...* ron paul getting elected would just be 4 years of complete stagnation of congress followed by him promptly being voted out of office for holding up anything from getting done because people do not actually want the federal government to do nothing. You're assuming that if Ron Paul was elected president, people with similar mindsets wouldn't win congressional seats as well. It'd be a completely fundamental shift in how America thinks about politics in order for Paul to get elected, meaning people would vote for guys in line with Paul. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man. <cite>TheRock1525 posted [p:633236] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> SlymDayspring posted...ron paul getting elected would just be 4 years of complete stagnation of congress followed by him promptly being voted out of office for holding up anything from getting done because people do not actually want the federal government to do nothing.You're assuming that if Ron Paul was elected president, people with similar mindsets wouldn't win congressional seats as well.It'd be a completely fundamental shift in how America thinks about politics in order for Paul to get elected, meaning people would vote for guys in line with Paul. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OmarsComin 01/05/12 4:57:00 PM #21:	I thought Reagan was pretty tolerable, but I wasn't alive for most of that. >_> he destroyed our economy, redistributed wealth into the hands of a small percentage of the community, plunged us into debt to do it, and vastly expanded our military budget, which we are still suffering from today. it's amazing that far right conservatives have sainted him, he was a horrible president and wasn't especially popular during his two terms. <cite>OmarsComin posted [p:633237] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> I thought Reagan was pretty tolerable, but I wasn't alive for most of that. >_>he destroyed our economy, redistributed wealth into the hands of a small percentage of the community, plunged us into debt to do it, and vastly expanded our military budget, which we are still suffering from today. it's amazing that far right conservatives have sainted him, he was a horrible president and wasn't especially popular during his two terms. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
14_and_counting 01/05/12 5:01:00 PM #22:	From: OmarsComin \| #021 I thought Reagan was pretty tolerable, but I wasn't alive for most of that. >_> he destroyed our economy, redistributed wealth into the hands of a small percentage of the community, plunged us into debt to do it, and vastly expanded our military budget, which we are still suffering from today. it's amazing that far right conservatives have sainted him, he was a horrible president and wasn't especially popular during his two terms. I always forget why I wish bad and terrible things on you and everyone you know, that you for reminding me. -- From: Regaro_Ukiera \| MWC is god-tier <cite>14_and_counting posted [p:633238] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> From: OmarsComin \| #021I thought Reagan was pretty tolerable, but I wasn't alive for most of that. >_>he destroyed our economy, redistributed wealth into the hands of a small percentage of the community, plunged us into debt to do it, and vastly expanded our military budget, which we are still suffering from today. it's amazing that far right conservatives have sainted him, he was a horrible president and wasn't especially popular during his two terms.I always forget why I wish bad and terrible things on you and everyone you know, that you for reminding me. -- From: Regaro_Ukiera \| MWC is god-tier </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Emporer_Kazbar 01/05/12 5:05:00 PM #24:	From: OmarsComin \| #021 he destroyed our economy, redistributed wealth into the hands of a small percentage of the community, plunged us into debt to do it, and vastly expanded our military budget, which we are still suffering from today. it's amazing that far right conservatives have sainted him, he was a horrible president and wasn't especially popular during his two terms. Oh, you're one of those people. Good to know. -- Will not remove this line of my signature until the Seahawks, Jazz or Rockies win a title (Started 5-16-09) SuperNiceDog: Guru winner <cite>Emporer_Kazbar posted [p:633240] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> From: OmarsComin \| #021he destroyed our economy, redistributed wealth into the hands of a small percentage of the community, plunged us into debt to do it, and vastly expanded our military budget, which we are still suffering from today. it's amazing that far right conservatives have sainted him, he was a horrible president and wasn't especially popular during his two terms.Oh, you're one of those people.Good to know. -- Will not remove this line of my signature until the Seahawks, Jazz or Rockies win a title (Started 5-16-09)SuperNiceDog: Guru winner </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DeathChicken 01/05/12 5:09:00 PM #25:	Kerry lost for all of the above, plus the Republicans trolling the pond for the redneck evangelical voters who wanted to vote against stuff like gay people having rights -- We are thought, and reality, and concept, and the unimaginable <cite>DeathChicken posted [p:633241] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> Kerry lost for all of the above, plus the Republicans trolling the pond for the redneck evangelical voters who wanted to vote against stuff like gay people having rights -- We are thought, and reality, and concept, and the unimaginable </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LeonhartFour 01/05/12 5:10:00 PM #26:	From: Ed Bellis \| #023 I always figured Kerry lost because his entire campaign seemed to be "I'm not Bush." And yet it worked for Obama four years later! -- Suddenly, everyone turned into SuperNiceDog http://i.imgur.com/CbfFb.jpg <cite>LeonhartFour posted [p:633242] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> From: Ed Bellis \| #023I always figured Kerry lost because his entire campaign seemed to be "I'm not Bush."And yet it worked for Obama four years later! -- Suddenly, everyone turned into SuperNiceDoghttp://i.imgur.com/CbfFb.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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SlymDayspring 01/05/12 5:16:00 PM #28:	well, that was the weakness of the kerry campaign. i was describing the strength of the bush campaign. it was really a combo of both. -- I'm "kind of a big deal". http://img.imgcake.com/cyclo/Cyclopngegpngre.png <cite>SlymDayspring posted [p:633244] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> well, that was the weakness of the kerry campaign. i was describing the strength of the bush campaign. it was really a combo of both. -- I'm "kind of a big deal".http://img.imgcake.com/cyclo/Cyclopngegpngre.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OmarsComin 01/05/12 5:22:00 PM #29:	Oh, you're one of those people. Good to know. I recommend watching it all, but the relevant part starts at 10:15 and continues into part 2 <cite>OmarsComin posted [p:633245] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> Oh, you're one of those people.Good to know.I recommend watching it all, but the relevant part starts at 10:15 and continues into part 2 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OmarsComin 01/05/12 5:24:00 PM #30:	I always forget why I wish bad and terrible things on you and everyone you know, that you for reminding me. MWC, you are a literal coward who runs his mouth but has turned down account bet challenges from me twice. Speak to me no more, scum. <cite>OmarsComin posted [p:633246] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> I always forget why I wish bad and terrible things on you and everyone you know, that you for reminding me.MWC, you are a literal coward who runs his mouth but has turned down account bet challenges from me twice. Speak to me no more, scum. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
14_and_counting 01/05/12 5:25:00 PM #31:	From: OmarsComin \| #030 I always forget why I wish bad and terrible things on you and everyone you know, that you for reminding me. MWC, you are a literal coward who runs his mouth but has turned down account bet challenges from me twice. Speak to me no more, scum. I accepted, I just don't want LeBron to get injured and screw me over, by getting someone competent. Since my whoe crux is Miami won't win BECAUSE of LeBron, why would I bet you that without LeBron they won't win. -- From: Regaro_Ukiera \| MWC is god-tier <cite>14_and_counting posted [p:633247] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> From: OmarsComin \| #030I always forget why I wish bad and terrible things on you and everyone you know, that you for reminding me.MWC, you are a literal coward who runs his mouth but has turned down account bet challenges from me twice. Speak to me no more, scum.I accepted, I just don't want LeBron to get injured and screw me over, by getting someone competent. Since my whoe crux is Miami won't win BECAUSE of LeBron, why would I bet you that without LeBron they won't win. -- From: Regaro_Ukiera \| MWC is god-tier </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JDTAY 01/05/12 5:27:00 PM #32:	*OmarsComin posted...* Oh, you're one of those people. Good to know. I recommend watching it all, but the relevant part starts at 10:15 and continues into part 2 Nice try, but I think everyone here is familiar with Chomsky. -- PSN: JDTAY87 <cite>JDTAY posted [p:633248] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> OmarsComin posted...Oh, you're one of those people.Good to know.I recommend watching it all, but the relevant part starts at 10:15 and continues into part 2Nice try, but I think everyone here is familiar with Chomsky. -- PSN: JDTAY87 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheArkOfTurus 01/05/12 5:29:00 PM #33:	From: SlymDayspring \| #015 he sant I used to be on the third party train so hard (I voted for Nader in 2008!) but you have to realize that even if a third party managed to get 10% of the vote, they would just become another corrupt corporate party once they became viable. the problem is that we have to get money out of politics, otherwise even a third party won't fix things. until we get money out of politics you pretty much should just vote for the party that leans in the direction you want, and hope for the best. because they are all bought and paid for crooks aside from the couple honest people (kucinich, sanders, paul) I hope Buddy Roemer runs as a 3rd party. I want to (throw away my) vote for him for pretty much this reason. Running on campaign finance reform, and not accepting donations of more than $100? I'm a liberal, but I'd prefer him to almost any democrat. I wonder why the media is completely ignoring him! -- SuperNiceDog won the Guru contest. Good job. <cite>TheArkOfTurus posted [p:633249] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> From: SlymDayspring \| #015he santI used to be on the third party train so hard (I voted for Nader in 2008!)but you have to realize that even if a third party managed to get 10% of the vote, they would just become another corrupt corporate party once they became viable. the problem is that we have to get money out of politics, otherwise even a third party won't fix things. until we get money out of politics you pretty much should just vote for the party that leans in the direction you want, and hope for the best. because they are all bought and paid for crooks aside from the couple honest people (kucinich, sanders, paul)I hope Buddy Roemer runs as a 3rd party. I want to (throw away my) vote for him for pretty much this reason. Running on campaign finance reform, and not accepting donations of more than $100? I'm a liberal, but I'd prefer him to almost any democrat.I wonder why the media is completely ignoring him! -- SuperNiceDog won the Guru contest. Good job. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OmarsComin 01/05/12 8:34:00 PM #34:	Nice try, but I think everyone here is familiar with Chomsky. why would that matter? he makes a good argument and it's relevant to what I posted. <cite>OmarsComin posted [p:633250] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> Nice try, but I think everyone here is familiar with Chomsky.why would that matter? he makes a good argument and it's relevant to what I posted. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 01/07/12 9:40:00 AM #35:	I wonder what would happen if the GOP finally went so insane that only the ultra-conservative Southern states would vote for them. Would we possibly get another major party? Or would the Democrats just win everything? -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:633251] in Knowing th... [t:61568806]...</cite> <quote> I wonder what would happen if the GOP finally went so insane that only the ultra-conservative Southern states would vote for them. Would we possibly get another major party? Or would the Democrats just win everything? -- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig.Started: July 6, 2005 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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