So who do you want to be our next president?
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You suck big hairy balls.
Oh and FWIW, i'm at a standstill with this election.
I won't vote for a socialist.
I will not vote for a semi-socialist.
I won't vote for anyone looking to keep troops in Iraq.
Um there's nobody for me to vote for.
Fucking senior citizens and ppl who think McCain is some hero can suck my balls. They ruined the Republican party's opportunity to do the right thing IMO. McCain is a fucking dipshit retard who wants to (his words) "hire managers" to help him out with the Economic aspects of the country. Romney (shhh Piner) was my candidate of choice for this term.Nope.
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How voting works in the USA.
Voters indirectly elect the president and vice president through the electoral college. Instead of choosing a candidate, voters actually choose electors committed to support a particular candidate. Each state is allotted one electoral vote for each of its senators and representatives in Congress; the Twenty-third Amendment (1961) granted electoral votes to the District of Columbia, which does not have congressional representation. A candidate must win a majority (270) of the 538 electoral votes to be elected president. If no candidate wins a majority, the House of Representatives selects the president, with each state delegation receiving one vote; the Senate elects the vice president if no vice presidential candidate secures an electoral college majority.
Voters indirectly elect the president and vice president through the electoral college. Instead of choosing a candidate, voters actually choose electors committed to support a particular candidate. Each state is allotted one electoral vote for each of its senators and representatives in Congress; the Twenty-third Amendment (1961) granted electoral votes to the District of Columbia, which does not have congressional representation. A candidate must win a majority (270) of the 538 electoral votes to be elected president. If no candidate wins a majority, the House of Representatives selects the president, with each state delegation receiving one vote; the Senate elects the vice president if no vice presidential candidate secures an electoral college majority.
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You suck big hairy balls.
Oh and FWIW, i'm at a standstill with this election.
I won't vote for a socialist.
I will not vote for a semi-socialist.
I won't vote for anyone looking to keep troops in Iraq.
Um there's nobody for me to vote for.
Nope.
LMAO i was waiting for your response :bigthumbu
BigLuigi11889
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right about now i say anything but another 4 more years of bush(McCain), ever since he came to office, our economy and standard of living has gone to shit! Obama is good but he's black and just look at his name! he's gonna get shot, then hillary is a joke. So..... anyone for Ron Paul?
I feel obligated to rant for a moment...
With the economic structure in the United States, there will always be ups and downs in the short run of things. Its perfectly natural and to be expected. Contrary to what you might here, we are not in a recession. A recessions is marked by 2 consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. We have a 3.x% annual GDP growth rate - not the highest in the wold but all things considered, quite excellent. One could argue however, that we are facing a "growth recession." Meaning, our economic state is improving, just not as fast as it was x years ago.
Well, a huge reason for our economic state is you. In the United States, people spend more than they earn regularly while the savings rate for the past 6 years has been zero. Zero savings = zero growth, all things being equal. Thankfully, things like improved technology keep our country growing regardless of this fact. And you cannot blame the US government, Bush, or anybody else for YOUR poor spending habbits. Almost every one of us enjoys luxuries we feel like we deserve or are owed to us for our hard work. Think about this; in China the PPP (peoples purchasing power) is significantly lower than ours. So are personal incomes. The Chinese people save more money per capita than Americans do. That is seriously pathetic.
So you all can scoff at Bush all you want over the economy but the sad truth is, much of the blame lies in us, as a people. Yes, the war needs to end, it was bullshit from day 1, etc etc. BUT if you want the economy to improve, you should take a good look at yourselves and your spending/financing habits first. Take some responsability for yourselves for once.
I've been heartbroken about McCain for a while. He was my 2nd least favorite Republican candidate, Ron Paul being the least favorite. Idk who to blame...the Dems for being allowed to vote in Republican primaries, seniors, or whoever...but you suck whoever you are. And just wait, once the Dem's finally have a candidate (which is taking forever: project chaos ftw), you will start to see a lot of dirt on McCain. I'm predicting that both Hillary and Obama could pwn him in a debate and I think the American people will see through his garbage.
With the economic structure in the United States, there will always be ups and downs in the short run of things. Its perfectly natural and to be expected. Contrary to what you might here, we are not in a recession. A recessions is marked by 2 consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. We have a 3.x% annual GDP growth rate - not the highest in the wold but all things considered, quite excellent. One could argue however, that we are facing a "growth recession." Meaning, our economic state is improving, just not as fast as it was x years ago.
Well, a huge reason for our economic state is you. In the United States, people spend more than they earn regularly while the savings rate for the past 6 years has been zero. Zero savings = zero growth, all things being equal. Thankfully, things like improved technology keep our country growing regardless of this fact. And you cannot blame the US government, Bush, or anybody else for YOUR poor spending habbits. Almost every one of us enjoys luxuries we feel like we deserve or are owed to us for our hard work. Think about this; in China the PPP (peoples purchasing power) is significantly lower than ours. So are personal incomes. The Chinese people save more money per capita than Americans do. That is seriously pathetic.
So you all can scoff at Bush all you want over the economy but the sad truth is, much of the blame lies in us, as a people. Yes, the war needs to end, it was bullshit from day 1, etc etc. BUT if you want the economy to improve, you should take a good look at yourselves and your spending/financing habits first. Take some responsability for yourselves for once.
I've been heartbroken about McCain for a while. He was my 2nd least favorite Republican candidate, Ron Paul being the least favorite. Idk who to blame...the Dems for being allowed to vote in Republican primaries, seniors, or whoever...but you suck whoever you are. And just wait, once the Dem's finally have a candidate (which is taking forever: project chaos ftw), you will start to see a lot of dirt on McCain. I'm predicting that both Hillary and Obama could pwn him in a debate and I think the American people will see through his garbage.
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As war hungry as McCain is, I believe rising tensions will lead to war being imminent between the U.S. and Iran. Knowing how quick the talks were with Bush, I would not be very excited having another moron in the white house. Hillary Clinton, as for her...She needs to suck dick more often. I'd vote for Obama, but a brother in white house wont last 2 long in the white house.:ugh:
I would have to disagree. IMO he says that would bring the war to an end but they will just keeping changing the goals. They'll just keep coming up with more dumb excuses to keep it going.