Clint Eastwood RNC speech.

**enf** · 09-02-12, 02:00 AM

Originally Posted by HeavyG

Well sadly, when you vote, you more or less vote for the policies supported by your candidate. While you may not agree with everything, you have to vote for the circle that supports MOST of what you do.

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Is it MOST though? Or is it that people were brought up to claim theyre in that party so thats what they vote? I think thats just as much of a travesty as people not doing research before they vote. Youre obviously not going to agree with 100% of his views, but just like religion (can of worms) a lot of people just blindly follow it instead of getting to know WHY they follow it and making an educated decision.

**MaFioSo** · 09-02-12, 02:59 AM

Originally Posted by HeavyG

Wrong. He calls Obama and the dems pussies all the time. Do you ever watch his show?

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No, for some reason I had him pinned as a left wing idiot, knowing what I know now I will watch his show...

**Ranger10** · 09-02-12, 03:09 AM

Two problems...

One, no one can agree on what THE most important issues are. Some people feel it's the economy, which Obama looks bad on. Other think its civil rights, which Romney looks bad on. People vote based on what their individual feelings are on those matters. So, by default, it creates a divide.

Two, no one likes to lose. There are a lot of bitter feelings which carry over from election to election. There are people who will put their trust in their "party" even if the other party offers a better solution simply because they will never vote for them. Ever. That's works both ways.

**Xavsnipe** · 09-02-12, 03:17 AM

*That works both ways.

**Xavsnipe** · 09-02-12, 03:18 AM

You people want to know the truth? Really?

**Xavsnipe** · 09-02-12, 03:28 AM

Since you all are lazy fucks, you will never know the truth.

**MaFioSo** · 09-02-12, 03:30 AM

Originally Posted by Ranger10

. There are a lot of bitter feelings which carry over from election to election. There are people who will put their trust in their "party" even if the other party offers a better solution simply because they will never vote for them. Ever. That's works both ways.

+1 and part of the problem....

**deathgodusmc** · 09-02-12, 07:30 AM

Originally Posted by MaFioSo

Very true, and I applaud dgod for having this mentality, however he has already stated that he is going to vote for Romney

.... can't win em all....I find it hard to believe that anyone would vote for Romney knowing what I know...people should really do more homework on candidates they choose to vote for.

Edit: And if you have done your homework and still honestly believe that Romney is the best candidate then that's pretty much anyone can ask for in a voter, i strongly disagree but then again we all have our own opinions.

There is no best candidate. I voted romney is the other thread and gave my reason for why. Plus we only had 3 options. However i doubt i will vote at all this time. It will be the first time i sat out but there really is NO good choice. Why should we continue to cut off our left hand to save the right one?

If im not mistaken there is a spot on the ballot to write in a name to vote for. This is our best option at this point.

**~BigTymer~** · 09-03-12, 02:47 AM

Originally Posted by Ranger10

Two problems...

One, no one can agree on what THE most important issues are. Some people feel it's the economy, which Obama looks bad on. Other think its civil rights, which Romney looks bad on. People vote based on what their individual feelings are on those matters. So, by default, it creates a divide.

Two, no one likes to lose. There are a lot of bitter feelings which carry over from election to election. There are people who will put their trust in their "party" even if the other party offers a better solution simply because they will never vote for them. Ever. That's works both ways.

please explain how Romney is bad for civil rights? If you bring up the birth contriol thing make sure the facts are right. Repubs want women to have BC...it was a matter of who pays for it.