Posted on 12/01/2009 7:32:35 PM PST by Kaslin
I hope plenty of voters are coming to their senses.
Like Churchill said about being voted out after WWII, then voted back
in during a later election:
“The more they thought of it, the less they thought of it.”
(RE: voters remorse at kicking out their war-time leader)
Thank you so much. I’m not sure what you are referring to ... but in fact I deeply love America and its traditions; its heritage and its Founding. I constantly wrack my brain for what I can to help preserve it.
The bull of ManBearPig is your legacy here, Looks like you win!
Cheers!
Amazing, isn't it? I've heard the same thing ever since the election. I don't know a single soul who really supported McCain. Damnedest presidential race of all time.
And for my money, Sarah was the most qualified of the four running to be Commander in Chief.
Shhhhhhhh, let’s just keep this our secret, shall we?
Blacks presumably still supporting socialism 95% while their unemployment rate passes 20%, meaning they voted themselves into their very own economic depression. Talk about s****d. Sorry about that. Note to blacks: part of the work ethic means voting for politicians who can create real jobs, not just spew a bunch of anti-white kumbayah gabble and a little temporary ‘shovel-ready’ bull$#~+.
The numbers are WRONG for NY 23.
The GOP guy got elected in 2008, then resigned to fill an Obama Cabinet slot causing the special election. So it can’t be what is in the table for 2008, with the dem at 52%.
The rest is probably okay.
The important thing to take away from this is:
The Obama “youth army” will not be turning out for him ever again.
Neither will our black brothers and sisters, they may profess undying loyalty to him but with no “Obama-money” forthcoming, their enthusiasm for his rule will not translate to polling-place support.
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