Hard to imagine, but nonetheless: thankswelcome back, we miss you.
Well, the election was good for the gun shops.. everyone I've passed today has been slammed. my local shop posted there was a run on a AR parts, uppers, lowers receivers, stocks, magazines etc. .223 and 7.62 ammo ... a lot of people "preparing for peace" while they can still buy them.
Dale
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Their vote was about the IMAGES of the hurricaine they saw - Pictures and TV clips of an opportunistic POTUS and NJ Governor walking around in a disaster area for a photo op along with speeches about all the relief and goodies coming immediately to the storm's victims. Unfortunately, these same voters missed the pictures and segments of the actual victims telling their stories of no power, no food, no water, no gasoline and nowhere to take shelter. No pictures of the sewers running over into the streets or of the looters running rampant - but all that didn't get quite as much air time did it?? The visual image everyone is left with is Obama and Christie making promises to bring goodies to a disaster area, and calling it "leadership".15 percent in exit polls said the response to superstorm Sandy was an important reason in their vote for Obama. Nevermind the previous four years, their vote was mostly about a hurricane.
Excellent comment this morning on Dennis Prager regarding the libertarians and others who wasted their vote and threw it away as well as throwing away the nation. I can't remember it exactly but the gist of it was the libertarian voters position was "it doesn't matter if what we did was meaningless and threw the election, it felt good". It's just such a wonderful and special thing that people can vote their feelings instead of their brains.
I am not an establishment anything. I am an established anti-liberal. I support the best candidate through the primaries and I support the better candidate during the general election. Thankfully I am smart enough to make the best use of my vote in the primaries and not stupid enough to waste my vote in the general election to the detriment of the nation.
I never once said Romney was the best or even near the best. Bobby Jindal would have been a better choice. Allen West would be a much better choice. People have to accept responsibility for their actions. If they don't want to be chastised for their abject stupidity then they shouldn't be so abjectly stupid.
The good news is spreading, the Dow is down over 430 points in 2 days and oil is up .65 a barrel.
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The establishment Republicans indeed continue to be their own worst enemy, but they don't need the Libertarian party for anything. Libertarians constituted less than 1% of the popular vote in this election (see link below), and were not statistically significant in any of the battleground states Romney needed to win. Granted, the GOP would do well to more enthusiastically adopt some of the conservative principles espoused by the Libertarians rather then continue down the moderate road to failure.
Election 2012 - Live Presidential Election Results - CBS News
True - but it sure looks like they could use a few more people who could be correctly characterized as small "L" libertarians ... along with a few moderates.The establishment Republicans indeed continue to be their own worst enemy, but they don't need the Libertarian party for anything.
That's a logical fallacy ... because it assumes that Johnson was on the ballot everywhere (apparently he wasn't) ... and that all libertarians (small "L") voted for him - a fact I can personally tell you did not occur.Libertarians constituted less than 1% of the popular vote in this election (see link below), and were not statistically significant in any of the battleground states Romney needed to win
Hilarious ...Granted, the GOP would do well to more enthusiastically adopt some of the conservative principles espoused by the Libertarians rather then continue down the moderate road to failure.
Allen West needs to be in the firm caress of a straightjacket and secured in a room that has ample rubber padding ... so that he can't hurt himself or anyone else ...Allen West? c'mon. that guy is definitely not playing with a full deck!
True - but it sure looks like they could use a few more people who could be correctly characterized as small "L" libertarians ... along with a few moderates.
That's a logical fallacy ... because it assumes that Johnson was on the ballot everywhere (apparently he wasn't) ... and that all libertarians (small "L") voted for him - a fact I can personally tell you did not occur.
Hilarious ...
Exactly what "conservative" principles do the Libertarians espouse that the GOP doesn't already embrace ?
(This ought to be good ...)