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To: annieokie
Its actually pretty hilarious when you think about it. Republicans will nit pick every detail of a candidate until they find any single reason to NOT vote for them, while the Dems will blindly support their candidate even if it means fanatically dismissing mountains of serious defects and inadequacies in him/her.

We say, "I just couldn't vote for our candidate because out of the 400 issues he spoke about I really didn't like number 47."

They say, "I voted for our candidate because his skin tone reminds me of a Starbucks frappuccino."

105 posted on 12/03/2012 9:19:01 AM PST by Casie (Chuck Norris 2016)
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To: Casie
We say, "I just couldn't vote for our candidate because out of the 400 issues he spoke about I really didn't like number 47.""""""""........

And because of that, WE WILL NEVER WIN again. Happens EVERY presidential election.

So, who are these "I will not vote for because..." people, and right here on FR? Makes one wonder.

In the meantime I think I will stick with the Republican party and continue to work for better. No more 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th Other Parties.

The Tea Party (non party) conservatives within the Republican Party is quite enough for me. Even they may not be ALL to my liking, but I will VOTE for them.

My man did not win the Primary, but I stood behind the loser in the general anyway. Had no choice.

107 posted on 12/03/2012 9:27:55 AM PST by annieokie
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To: Casie

“They say, ‘I voted for our candidate because his skin tone reminds me of a Starbucks frappuccino.’”


ROFL! Post of the day.


108 posted on 12/03/2012 9:33:56 AM PST by teflon9 (Political campaigns should follow Johnny Mercer's advice--Accentuate the positive.)
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