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Republican Candidate debate
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is no one else watching this?
I'm excited to see Cain talk about the 999 tax plan.
Discuss?
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these campaigns are long in duration and require a lot of money. enough time for the candidates to gather all the favors that they're going to have to reciprocate on when they 'make' it. dog and pony show.
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wow noones watching this i guess
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what channel is it on? they're always entertaining to watch
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already lolled twice, this shits better than comedy central
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After watching the previous debates, my mind is made up. I will be voting for Ron Paul (I was already pretty decided, but tried to go in with an open mind knowing that Paul is a very long shot). If he is not the candidate, I would vote for Huntsman or possibly Romney. Rick Perry, Michele Bachman, Santorum and the rest of the right-wing "moral" crusaders will never get my vote and I can only hope they all fall off the political map forever.
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yea, i'm not a big fan of politics but i still find it important to vote. Right now I like Santorum and Romney.
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For sure like cain right now.. Everything he said was spot on in my mind
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So unless I will support the Republican candidate blindly, I can gtfo?
Glad that you picked up on why I would consider voting for Huntsman or Romney.
I am tired of the "conservative" movement being tyrranized by the moral elitists swaying elections based strictly upon emotional social issues.
In other words, if I can't get exactly what I want in a candidate (R. Paul) then I can pull for a candidate that still believes in a "conservative" fiscal policy and yet still holds a more libertarian view on social policies.
There is a tipping point when it comes to voting for a political office, and for me it comes when said candidate wants to try to legislate so-called moral values.
Also, maybe the reason someone like Obama even stands a chance in getting re-elected is because the alternative doesn't offer what the majority is looking for (at least that is my hope. God help us if the majority actually wants an Obama-esque type candidate, the second time around).
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Perry hammered again? If so, I'm tuning in.
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Hahahaha Perry herped so hard last night, heard it on the radio this morning. what a doozy!
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lmfao... when i saw this last night I was like.... he's FUCKED
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