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To: no dems

Cain has dropped out. You know how all the hub bub over this kind of took over the whole race.

I imagine he doesn’t want to stir up things right now and take the focus from those who are running. Those sleazeball gals have picked up their pay from the DNC and nobody is interested now.

I am not fond of the candidates either, but there isn’t a whole lot we can do about it.

Seeing what happened to Cain, you really can’t blame nice people for not wanting to have their lives in constant turmoil, destructive turmoil.


3 posted on 12/19/2011 5:18:38 AM PST by dforest
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To: indylindy

I am not fond of the candidates either, but there isn’t a whole lot we can do about it................................................ Unfortunately you speak for many, and that is what the Democrats are counting on. They culled the opposition, and succeeded in picking one for you. Say what you will, but it doesn’t look bright when you are stuck with the bottom of the barrel as the choice. Run a blaah candidate, and you fail. Look forward to 4 more years of Obama. Cain like Palin, once out, the lawsuits vanish. We can thank the powerful Bureau of Propaganda that we have in the MSM, they certainly would have made Joseph Goebbels very proud.


43 posted on 12/19/2011 6:01:41 AM PST by Bringbackthedraft ( WHO YOU ELECT IS NOT AS IMPORTANT AS WHO THEY APPOINT!)
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To: indylindy

>>I am not fond of the candidates either, but there isn’t a whole lot we can do about it.<<

So long as you - and many others too - think and act that way, there is no hope for the republic and our freedoms. Somewhere, someone, somehow, has to take a stand and say “NO MORE”.

Look at what kind of “representation” we have:
1. they destroyed the housing market, so let’s pass a law that INCREASES the cost of new loans.
2) we are more dependent on oil from antagonistic countries, so deny Canada (very friendly) permission to build a pipeline.
3) Jobs is our #1 priority, so defy the courts and prohibit oil workers back on the job.
4) We are all concerned about preserving our freedom, so pass a law that citizens are denied due process. Oh, and let terrorists captured on the battlefield have due process rights.


85 posted on 12/19/2011 6:55:58 AM PST by NTHockey (Rules of engagement #1: Take no prisoners)
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To: indylindy

>>I am not fond of the candidates either, but there isn’t a whole lot we can do about it.<<

So long as you - and many others too - think and act that way, there is no hope for the republic and our freedoms. Somewhere, someone, somehow, has to take a stand and say “NO MORE”.

Look at what kind of “representation” we have:
1. they destroyed the housing market, so let’s pass a law that INCREASES the cost of new loans.
2) we are more dependent on oil from antagonistic countries, so deny Canada (very friendly) permission to build a pipeline.
3) Jobs is our #1 priority, so defy the courts and prohibit oil workers back on the job.
4) We are all concerned about preserving our freedom, so pass a law that citizens are denied due process. Oh, and let terrorists captured on the battlefield have due process rights.


88 posted on 12/19/2011 7:05:11 AM PST by NTHockey (Rules of engagement #1: Take no prisoners)
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To: indylindy

“I imagine he doesn’t want to stir up things right now and take the focus from those who are running.”

I never saw one indication of that selfless trait in Cain. He sucked all the air from every room. He accused people of trying to bring him down. He blamed Perry. He went on every TV and radio show there was. He was loud. He wore a hat that drew unnecessary attention. He sang loud. He even smiled loud. He loved the limelight. He was a talk show host. He was a singer. He was a motivational speaker. He was a performer. Now he’s doing Freedom Concerts. He wanted to be president. He wanted to be VP. Now he wants to be Secretary of Defense. If he could make himself the center of attention for the rest of his life, he would do it unless doing so turned out to be more negative.

You said, “Seeing what happened to Cain.” What happened to him? Those complaints happened over a decade ago and had nothing to do with something being planted. All the candidates have had their pasts revealed, Remember the rock on the ranch Perry leased? They just didn’t jump up and down and cry. No. I don’t think Cain is stepping in to the background to be kind. Hopefully he’s preparing a law suit against all of those women.


99 posted on 12/19/2011 7:38:31 AM PST by FryingPan101 (Perry 2012)
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To: indylindy
Seeing what happened to Cain, you really can’t blame nice people for not wanting to have their lives in constant turmoil, destructive turmoil.

They all know what's in their background. Republicans are crazy if they think things won't be uncovered and exposed.

104 posted on 12/19/2011 7:45:19 AM PST by lonestar (It takes a village of idiots to elect a village idiot.)
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