More TP candidates lose.

After doing much research, I'm leaning towards Santorum. Perry and Romney are nothing but democrats in disguise. As much as I like Bachmann, I just don't think a conservative woman has a chance. As much as I like Herman Cain, his lack of experience scares me. I'm on the fence about Ron Paul. I like the way he stands on a lot of issues, but he stills come across to me as a little nutty and I don't know if he just doesn't present himself well or what. Any ...

It seems most threads begin with something or someone people don't like - I'm more interested in what/who you do like? :) I don't know of anyone on the horizon that would fit the bill, but I'd like to see someone who isn't a party puppet - someone that isn't afraid to step outside of party lines to put the country first, rather than party politics - but they'd lose financial support if they did. And let's not forget all those lobbyists' money they ...

Sadly, anyone who thinks highly enough of himself/herself to run for president is usually the very person we do not need in office leaving the rest of us in BIG trouble trying to figure out who will do the least damage whiile we wait on someone else's ego to climb the ranks. ...

I'm wondering why the talk is suddenly anti-Romney because he's rich? If my info is correct, John Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry had a net worth of about $750 million when he ran for president (along with 5 or 6 very luxurious homes) but it didn't make him look like a bad guy - just a rich guy. In other words, at what point did it become a bad thing to be a rich presidental candidate? Personally, I don't care how much money the candidate has. I' ...

The No Agenda Myth There are plenty of legitimate reasons voters (and the media) should be disenchanted by the campaigns, but the idea that we’ll be voting in the dark is not one of them. Yes, the candidates have been reluctant to publish some unpleasant details of their policies. Most presidential candidates in modern times don’t, for the understandable reason that details can be cherry-picked for attack ads. Yes, identifying Romney’s plan requires some gue ...

As the government closes the books Sunday with a $1.1 trillion deficit for the year, which required borrowing 32 cents for every dollar it spent, budget analysts have little confidence in either presidential candidate's plan to address the accumulating debt, now at about $16 trillion. The Republican nominee promises to balance the budget in eight years to 10 years, but he also offers a mix of budgetary contradictions: higher Pentagon spending, restoring cuts that Democrats made in Medicare ...

I hope my asking does not violate some rule. Looking at the board, all I see are posts bashing Obama and Clinton. Wondering if there is anything good to say about Republicans or is it all negative? ...

Without a republican in the white house, we will have 4 more years of what we have now. Please tell me what you think is so wonderful right now? The economy? the mess in the middle east? Russia? cops being murdered? more racial unrest than we have seen in decades? the $18,000,000,000 debt that our childen and grandchildren will be paying off in higher taxes - or maybe it's our children and grandchildren being on welfare because that's what soc ...

Very interesting. ...

I believe every single American medical transcriptionist should contact all candidates running for president and inform them of our plight (competing with India for our jobs) as well as the fact that the majority of the American population is probably not aware that their personal and medical information could potentially be sent to India. Some of the candidates have talked about bringing jobs back to America, but none has mentioned this issue. Let's inform them. I have provided an alpha ...

I say "smaller party" because I can't think of another way to put it right now. I know a good many Libertarians who are voting Johnson, but I don't know anyone voting for the Green Party candidate. ...

for congress with him. They have no one to blame but themselves for not shutting him down long ago. ...

Okay, I want to know the health of both candidates, especially poor deluded Hildabeast. I mean how can anyone continue to lie and have believed that the FBI director cleared her regarding her lies and not have some kind of a mental illness like denial or maybe delusions of grandeur. At any rate, I have to think that she has some brain issues, such as remembering, etc. Is she going to let Billy boy govern and she is only a pretty bauble in her neverending pants suits. I would imagine the only ...

Did they scurry into that dark place under the kitchen sink? ...

A demonstrably corrupt grifter versus an adolescent amateur. This should be our choice? I can't vote for either of them - not out of unwillingness, but because it's a classical Hobson's choice: Eenie-meenie-minie-moe, Who is worse I do not know. Republicans - pick someone who embodies Trump's positives, i.e. America First. It's been too long, and much too long. THE GOVERNMENT OF EACH NATION IN THE WORLD SHOULD PUT ITS OWN INTERESTS FIRST. We e ...

Gosh, I cannot understand why they have to spend so much money on elections. The thing is that if these candidates just stated their opinions and were honest with all of us, they'd get elected and re-elected. To me, this is a sick game politics and the whole issue of the problems in our country are not being addressed rationally and with any common sense. I think they need to educate kids on common sense in schools or otherwise we are going to have a bunch of really dumb kids who will repe ...

There is an ap on phones, kindle, computer whatever, it is called Lose It. I LOVE it, really helps calculating foods for weight loss. Anyone else doing the app and want to be on each other's list for motivation? If you are using a phone, you can actually scan bar codes of foods you eat and it puts your nutritional information right in there for that food. ...

and throwing their hats into the ring for the upcoming elections next year, I decided to sift through the archives of this board, going back to 2008 election and up to Obama's inauguration. It was interesting to read all the very heated posts on both sides of the party lines. In January of 2009, the last thing I posted on the subject of Obama was: "Time will reveal King Obama's inexperience and shortcomings." It made me wonder, where are all those passionate Obama support ...

wealthiest and most powerful people in our country. Or as President Bush 2 put it when it was last his turn to entertain,"Yhe haves, and have mores. Some call you the elitel, I call you my base." Ah, where would we be without tradition? For those who'd like to attend, it's reportedly on CSPAN1 at 9 tonight. White tie. ...

http://www.chicksontheright.com/hillary-clinton-falls-behind-third-party-candidates-abcs-online-survey/ Trump 55% 59,439 votes Stein 19% 11,426 votes Johnson 15% 9148 votes Hillary 10% 6233 votes If this is not embarrassing for Hillary, I don't know what is. ...

Okay, I don't think this will be too long, but I don't know. I live with my 15-year old son (who has Asperger's Syndrome, but we won't go into that) and my 22-year old daughter, who has 2 children, ages 3 and 10 weeks! My daughter has no car. She just got a job working as a waitress at a restaurant here in town, but as we all know, the money made in that profession really comes from tips, and she is a newbie, and from what she is telling me, they aren't givi ...

This article is an eye opener for sure. - and it's from CNN The 5 key freedoms you lose in health care reform. http://money.cnn.com/2009/07/24/news/economy/health_care_reform_obama.fortune/ ...

This was discussed before the vote, but of course most MSM (lefty) outlets WERE NOT discussing this aspect of CommieCare. Even if they had, how many drinkng the Obama Kool-Aid would have listened? REMEMBER that uninsured patients mean loss of income for our employers. http://capoliticaln ews.com/blog_ post/show/ 5343Obamacare ends Insurance for one million poorin SeptemberWritten by CAPolitical News on June 08, 2010, 04:51 PMHealth law could ban low-cost plansBy: Jennifer Haberkorn, ...

Every month I go through the same thing - I wonder if I am going to make my house payment. There is just so much we have to pay for and obviously not enough money to pay for it all. Sometimes I just sit and cry and ask over and over - what are we going to do, where will we go, how will we live? I don't want to lose my home but there does not seem to be anything I can do. Just call me sad but true mt. Just thought maybe if I wrote it down I would feel better.&nb ...

Had a nice little once-a-month job (hmm, that sounds like I get paid to menstruate, but no that's not it LOL) - lost it - it was kinda painful, 'cause I liked my coworkers. But then, I've had time to check out a new writing group, AND go to my painting group - they were wondering what happened to me - let's just say "arctic vortex." Then my heating bill was insanely low, it will be low this month also, so I'm gonna make it (by the skin of my teeth as they say). So, th ...

I had a baby 2 years ago and I have not worked out a day since then (bad I know). Now, with summer coming up, I need to tone up and get in shape. Anyone have a good workout they can share to lose the baby weight. I've got about 10 pounds to lose, which isn't bad, but I'm so out of shape and kind of puffy, no muscle! I really don't want to join a gym as I have a treadmill and some weights but really have no idea what kind of workout to do. ...

"Give me tyranny and give me debt" has replaced “Give me liberty or give me death.” With his health care holy war, President Obama is sending America at least 10 messages since taking office: 1. I win; you lose. 2. My will; not the will of the people. 3. Government of Obama, by Obama, for Obama; not government of the people, by the people, for the people. 4. Corrupt House rules and autocracy; not play by the rules and democracy. 5. “I’ll tread on you” now step ...

It isn't possible to have an actual discussion with a tea party member. They love slogans and one-liners, but that's as far as their 'thinking' goes. They are shallow thinkers. The one thing about this, whether you think it is a good thing or a bad thing, is that they are causing the Republican Party to lose credibility. Decent people have been sucked into it temporarily, but if they are able to think, they eventually have enough of it. The Birther movement is taking the Tea ...

step down after next year. He's way too conservative for me, but apparently entirely too responsible and independent to suit the teapartiers and their backers. "In his retirement announcement, Mr. Chambliss expressed confidence that he would have beaten such foes, even as he voiced his frustration that compromise was increasingly impossible in Washington. “I have no doubt that had I decided to be a candidate, I would have won re-election,” he said. “Instead, this is ...

yes, everything. i have no backup income, no savings, no nothing to turn to. no family to go to, nowhere to go, nothing. same as so many other MTs here. this would be a complete and total devastation, and pretty much the end of everything for me. prayers, please, if anyone would be so kind. i am terrified sick. ...

More TP candidates lose.

Wrong! This is not good news. - TP

What makes it even better is that Dems made it happen. Cochran's strategy - worked.

Down goes the TP, and thank you Democrats for that one! - sm

A REPUBLICAN WON!!!! - WOO-HOO

As an American first, but a true blue Democrat... - let me say

Enjoy your "good news" while it lasts...... - nm

Thanks. Look likes its going to last past the fall too - nm

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