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Primary mission Not Accomplished for GOP.

Posted: Nov 7, 2012

Wow....instead of working together with the President of the United States on improving our country, doing the peoples' work, and trying to be fair to all Americans, the GOP members of Congress chose making Obama a one-term president as their #1 goal. All those hours working on obstruction, all those missed opportunities to do good things for this country, all that money down the drain. I would grade that a "Major Fail" of their #1 goal.

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Don't forget Benghazi. We can always go with - impeachment. Either way he has to go. (SM)

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BEGONE SPOT! BEGONE!

Oh, yeah....great thought. - Cassie

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Now to just turn their resources toward expending all that time, energy, and money to a new #1 goal...."impeachment." Good luck with that. Too many of us remember how much good impeachment did with Bill Clinton.

The American people know about Benghazi and still voted for Obama yesterday. I doubt that people forgot about it since it's very recent news.

And what does that tell you - Pres lied, no one cares. - I care

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does anyone else?

Beg to differ. Three -quarters of the people in this nation did NOT know about the Benghazi - backwards typist

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problem. All they knew about were the election battle stories told on most of MSM and liberal stations (and those stations DIDN'T INCLUDE BENGHAZI); i.e., diverting attention from Libya.

Some did know and didn't care. Others just put is right out of their mind because it was more important to re-elect Obama because they didn't want that Mormon rich guy in charge who might really fix some things that are wrong with this government.

So, I really do believe those people just didn't care.

I agree. O won because so many voting against Romney - just sayin

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As scandously verbal as they were, it did no good. People see through this. Many votes for Obama were simply votes against Romney. Can't say that I blame them. His past preceded him big time! He is a very intelligent businessman, but should not be running our country for many reasons that we know about, and probably many that we do not know about because he kept flip-flopping, and never would give very many specifics as to his plans to "fix this country." It was like it was a secret that would be discovered only if he was elected. People are not stupid. They were right to be afraid about his healthcare plans, his tax plans, his spending cuts, his military plans, his plan to increase the eligible age for Medicare and SS, decreased tax deductions for the middle class, women's rights, social programs, tax breaks for the rich, and so on. We know what we have with Obama. Romney's plans did not add up.

The republicans absolutely have to come up with suitable candidates, which they have not managed to do. Thus, they have essentially obstructed any progress in this country and have held productive legislation hostage. I am quite sure this will continue and believe me, the middle class are tired of it and it showed at the polls.

I am not happy with Obama's slow progress, but I simply had to vote against Romney. Wish there had been another choice.

"His past preceded him big time!" - (see message)

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You've got that right. I found it very telling that the two states who arguably know Romney best, Massachusetts and Michigan, both voted for Obama.

Obama - whose past has been reported so well. - Y'all are making me laugh today.

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Hmmm, sorry but.... - (see message)

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....this post doesn't register with me. I don't get your point. ((scratching head))

So U think U know what U got with Obama - And U like it

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Hope U feel as hopeful as the days pass on.

Yeah, I definitely DO know what I got - with Obama, and...(S/M)

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....I DO like it, and I'm very hopeful! I feel much more secure knowing that the potential for a far right-wing Supreme Court appointment won't happen for at least the next four years.

I get it; you're UNhappy about that. But that's how it works in America--some people think one way; some people think another way, and we get to voice our opinions at the polls. I thought patriotism and belief in the American system were how most flag-lapel-wearing folks felt, too. (no??)

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