I will.
Damn straight I will for no other reason than what is best in life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEpsVSdtfcc
Anen...This is the TIpping Point
if we dont tip it....our way.... the demoncracks sure will
“Vote tomorrow if you haven’t already.
I will. “:
And encourage all of your Democrat friends and neighbors to get out and vote as well.
Tell them you support and encourage them; and will even drive them to the polls when they go out to vote on Wednesday.
Working the full day at a local polling place tomorrow. Should be interesting.
I voted straight R ballot. I think any candidate with a D after their name cannot possiby reflect American values and must, by necessity and inclination alighn themeelves with progressive politics and values.
I even voted for unopposed Republicans, and for the first time in my life I live in a community with no elected Democrats.
I already voted. I challenge people I probably identify with that think that refusing to vote for a Republican they don’t agree with will teach them a lesson. It won’t, their political career will probably be over. I think the “R” will listen more than the “D” so there is a greater chance to move the politics in the right direction if voting for the “R” even if not perfect. I have had to hold my nose more than once, but politicians can change sometimes. I am willing to take that risk rather than let the leftists win. If your candidate is not perfect, educate them to your best ability. Let them know that if they dissapoint they will face a well-funded challengernext election and nasty letters to the editor on a daily basis.
2. We shouldn't hear bad news about the Republican candidates because that will make conservatives hopeless and decide to stay home because the election is out of reach.
3. We shouldn't remain silent about the Republican candidates because they need to get their names out if they hope to win.
4. We shouldn't talk too much about the Republican candidates because then voters will get annoyed at the over-saturation, or they will find the one thing they disagree with and vote against our candidates.
What to do? What to do?
I’m voting!
FUBO!
It’s a sad day when the best you can say about the Republicans is that they’re not Democrats.
The pattern I have noticed over the years is that the left's least articulate detractors are, in time, usually proven to be correct.
Regardless of the topic of this segment, the caller was in no position to insult the “type” of person in the tea party movement. He struggled to get out a garbled, semi-coherent statement in a reasonable amount of time. And, I’m sure drool is no stranger to his chin.
I will be at the polling place at 0600. After I vote to get Quinn out Springfield, I’m taking my five hour commute to work. I usually leave on Mondays so I won’t be a zombie on my second shift, but not tomorrow. (I live in Illinois, but work for an airline in Dayton). I believe tomorrow will be a big day for the GOP and I want to be part of it..
If you’re among the ranks of Americans increasingly concerned with where Obama and the leftist Democrats have dragged this country but believe that YOUR vote is inconsequential or irrelevant, spend a few minutes watching the video at the link below. It should be enough to get you to the polls tomorrow. We’re living through a modern incarnation of ancient Rome’s “bread and circuses” as the Vandals stormed the gates.
Trust me when I offer that the outcome will be the same!
Let me tie this video to perhaps THE most critical issue bearing on our future. That’s the push by fedzilla to hike their assistance to college students for that much vaunted “higher education”.
With some exceptions notable by their rarity, the left dominates the academic institutions in this country. What better way to increase their numbers than to subsidize putting millions of OUR sons and daughters in classrooms controlled by ardent leftist indoctrinators? How many parents do you know who scrimped to put a kid into one of these places only to find the kid, home during a break, spouting leftist anti-capitalist nonsense? Our family isn’t very large – but I can name several.
Time to put some ADULTS BACK IN CHARGE!
Watch – and SHARE the video and this email – THEN GET OUT TOMORROW AND
VOTE!!!!!!!!
(While most all the issues these folks are advancing will take us far away from the traditional values that have made America the envy of the world – TO WHICH the oppressed flee – to a place from which we may never return, in classic “broken clock” manner, you will see a handful of positive issues in that fast flash sequence.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rijpU5yD55I
I’ve noticed lately that the new talking spin is on gridlock, with voters, full of wisdom, castigating both parties for not working together. This spin completely, conveniently leaves out Obama—he is off somewhere patiently and with a pure heart desperately just trying to do what the American people want.
D*Mn straight., Rush. Get off your Duff and go AND VOTE REPUBLICAN! We MUST get control of the Senate to help stop Obama.
Sorry, Rush, that is not correct.
4 million Republicans did NOT stay home.
4.2 million white people stayed home.
Romney got 1 million more votes than McCain.
Romney got 47.20% of the popular vote.
McCain got 45.65% of the popular vote.
Obama got 5.5 million FEWER white votes in 2012.
Bottom Line - the 4.2 million white voters who stayed home in 2012 voted for Obama in 2008.