I hate to be the one who has to break this to you "you mama" but their are many more black racists that only voted and will vote for Obama because he is black. So for you to bring race into this only proves that you are the real racist here. Everytime someone goes against Obama when all else fails they are racist. No one buys that shit anymore. So look hard at the Dems and see who is really being manipulated here, just because most of the ignorant white racists get more media time than the ignorant black racists doesn't mean they don't exist. Open your eyes you might learn something.
Obama loses in 2012 :: 323 to 215 electoral votes
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YouMamaSBR Wise Guy
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#72I didnt say there are no black racists, I see black racists everyday and have been victim to black racists in management positions in the past... just because a black person votes for the first ever nominated black presidential canidate in history, doesnt make them a racist, it means they identified w him... just as just because a white person doesnt vote for a black president, doesnt mean they are racist
Im the farethest from a racist there can be, not at all PC, but far from racist...
if you dont think alot of the attacks on this president are "racial" you are completly ignorant of everything, or in massive denial... and the fact that you get so offended by saying that the first black president in history is subject to racism, tells me the root of your true feelings
I was just pointing out the spin from the GOP debates and giving the reason, none of them have a chance... the only one that would beat Obama, they call crazy, and dismiss him like hes a child...
Maybe you should stop drinking the talk radio kool-aide, and objectivly look at is going on... Ron Paul is the GOP's only chance vs. Obama, but they would rather fool themselves into thinking Romeny/Santorium can pull of some massive upset, cuz they cant force themselves to vote for Paul, because of social issues... they preech personal freedom and smaller gov't all day long, but only as long as the church can tell people not to do naughty things in the bedroom, gamble, or smoke dat shlt.Comment -
Sam OdomSBR Aristocracy
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#73let's stop fooling around about the - race - issue
The MSM would've spin it as a sign of racism is still alive in america if 97% of self identified 'whites' had voted for mccain yet it is 'understandable' when 97% of blacks voted for obama. -- on the same note -- if one is proud to be white he is a racist : if one is proud to be black he is admirable - JUST THE WAY IT ISComment -
YouMamaSBR Wise Guy
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#74The reason white people look weird about being "pround to be white" is because white people are not and never really have been a group to their own ... white people are usually more proud to be of irish decent, spanish, Italian, etc... American Black people were all thrown into a group as slaves and lost whatever seperate identities they had, they became Black Americans... if you go to africa, it not really like that. Even in america, you dont see black cubans going around claiming to be black, they claim to be latino... Thats why the whole white pride thing seems strange to most people. Culturally its abnormalComment -
Shafted69SBR Hall of Famer
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#75“I'll tell you what, 10,000 bucks? Ten thousand dollar bet?” mitt will lose! anyone?Comment -
Sam OdomSBR Aristocracy
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#76mitt loses?
you mean tonightComment -
Shafted69SBR Hall of Famer
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#77thought soComment -
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#80I don't think you can conclude Obama will lose all those states because he comes in below 50% in opinion polls. Bush wasn't super popular in 2004 but he won reelection against John Kerry. I don't think the winner is determined at this point. What to look at.
1) What is the unemployment rate in 8 months. The "real" unemployment rate not the fake headline number
2) What is the price of gas
3) Where is the S&P 500
4) Did the fed unleash QE3 affecting the above variables
5) More gridlock in Washington? Will Harry Reid ever pass a budget in the Senate or will he continue to sit on his hands?
6) Will we bomb Iran
7) Will we continue to bail out our banks and will we bail out Europe when Greece defaults for real?
8) Debates
Virginia, North Carolina, Nevada will all go Republican ( lots of mormons in Nevada - not just degens).
Lots of retired Jews in Florida will help that state go republican again.
It will come down to Ohio and Colorado. It might depend on who Romney picks as a running mate. Colorado has a lot of independets/libertarians. Ohio has a few big cities and then corn fields. Maybe if Romney picks Mitch Daniels ( indiana) he wins Ohio?Comment -
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#81I won some big money on Obama last election and expect to do the same this election.Comment -
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#82Obama loses no matter what. Back to your holes demoRatsComment -
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#83The reason white people look weird about being "pround to be white" is because white people are not and never really have been a group to their own ... white people are usually more proud to be of irish decent, spanish, Italian, etc... American Black people were all thrown into a group as slaves and lost whatever seperate identities they had, they became Black Americans... if you go to africa, it not really like that. Even in america, you dont see black cubans going around claiming to be black, they claim to be latino... Thats why the whole white pride thing seems strange to most people. Culturally its abnormalComment -
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#84Obama hurt himself a little with this forced condom thingy - so much so the WH is backing off
Remember: only takes 4/100 to switch their vote this yr and Obama losesComment -
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#86
Thursday Feb 9
The White House struggled Wednesday to contain the growing uproar over its birth-control mandate, with Democrats peeling off one by one in what has become an increasingly divisive election-year controversy.
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#88You have to look at the numbers, and these numbers do not tell the whole story. Baring some unforseen event that causes a "landslide" win for a candidate, Obama wins these States: California, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, New York, Mass, Conn, and Delaware for 147 sure electoral votes. The Republican Nominee wins these States: Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Kentucky and Indiana for 154 sure electoral votes. Everything else is still up forgrabs, to a certain extent. This process has a long ways to go.Comment -
Shafted69SBR Hall of Famer
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#91After almost a week of relentless religious fanatic attacks on Obama, you would think his approval would tank !
We're in the year 2012 & contraceptives are still contraversial in the GOP bubble. These people still think its the 1950's
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Sam OdomSBR Aristocracy
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#92those religious fuddies (Jews, Catholics, Muslims and Xtians) are secretive... They have their networks of getting info and planning their effortsComment -
Shafted69SBR Hall of Famer
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#94oh you mean the fake democrats who call themselves blue dogs? lolololololololComment -
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#95Shafted69 , you are a simpleton and most likely trolling
every time you are shot down you shift the debateComment -
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#97no , i'm your daddy, ask your momComment -
Hotdiggity11SBR MVP
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#99An overwhelming amount of Catholics support and even use contraceptives. The only ones who are going out against it are conservative Catholics and the people directly linked to the Catholic Church [AKA, people that will vote GOP no matter what].
Many Western Catholics have voiced significant disagreement with the Church's stance on contraception.<sup id="cite_ref-26" class="reference">[27]</sup> The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops issued what many interpreted as a dissenting document, the Winnipeg Statement. In it, the bishops recognized that many Catholics found it "either extremely difficult or even impossible to make their own all elements of this doctrine" (that of Humanae Vitae).<sup id="cite_ref-Winnipeg_27-0" class="reference">[28]</sup> Additionally, they reasserted the Catholic principle of primacy of conscience,<sup id="cite_ref-Winnipeg_27-1" class="reference">[28]</sup> a principle that they said should be properly interpreted, since they insisted that "a Catholic Christian is not free to form his conscience without consideration of the teaching of the magisterium, in the particular instance exercised by the Holy Father in an encyclical letter".<sup id="cite_ref-28" class="reference">[29]</sup> Theologians such as Charles Curran also criticized the stance of Humanae Vitae on artificial birth control.<sup id="cite_ref-29" class="reference">[30]</sup>
Catholics for a Free Choice claimed in 1998 that 96% of U.S. Catholic women had used contraceptives at some point in their lives and that 72% of Catholics believed that one could be a good Catholic without obeying the Church's teaching on birth control.<sup id="cite_ref-cath_choice_30-0" class="reference">[31]</sup> According to a nationwide poll of 2,242 U.S. adults surveyed online in September 2005 by Harris Interactive, 90% of Catholics supported the use of birth control/contraceptives.<sup id="cite_ref-harris_poll_31-0" class="reference">[32] - Wikipedia
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#100what do expect from people who call the morning after pill the "abortion pill" ... I guess im aborting babies everytime I jack off in in a kleenex as wellComment -
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#104An overwhelming amount of Catholics support and even use contraceptives. The only ones who are going out against it are conservative Catholics and the people directly linked to the Catholic Church [AKA, people that will vote GOP no matter what]. Many Western Catholics have voiced significant disagreement with the Church's stance on contraception.<sup id="cite_ref-26" class="reference">[27]</sup> The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops issued what many interpreted as a dissenting document, the Winnipeg Statement. In it, the bishops recognized that many Catholics found it "either extremely difficult or even impossible to make their own all elements of this doctrine" (that of Humanae Vitae).<sup id="cite_ref-Winnipeg_27-0" class="reference">[28]</sup> Additionally, they reasserted the Catholic principle of primacy of conscience,<sup id="cite_ref-Winnipeg_27-1" class="reference">[28]</sup> a principle that they said should be properly interpreted, since they insisted that "a Catholic Christian is not free to form his conscience without consideration of the teaching of the magisterium, in the particular instance exercised by the Holy Father in an encyclical letter".<sup id="cite_ref-28" class="reference">[29]</sup> Theologians such as Charles Curran also criticized the stance of Humanae Vitae on artificial birth control.<sup id="cite_ref-29" class="reference">[30]</sup> Catholics for a Free Choice claimed in 1998 that 96% of U.S. Catholic women had used contraceptives at some point in their lives and that 72% of Catholics believed that one could be a good Catholic without obeying the Church's teaching on birth control.<sup id="cite_ref-cath_choice_30-0" class="reference">[31]</sup> According to a nationwide poll of 2,242 U.S. adults surveyed online in September 2005 by Harris Interactive, 90% of Catholics supported the use of birth control/contraceptives.<sup id="cite_ref-harris_poll_31-0" class="reference">[32] - Wikipedia </sup>Comment -
Hotdiggity11SBR MVP
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#105There is a big difference between individuals using contraception, and forcing religious group to violate their prinipals. Catholic business have the right to not be forced to violate their beliefs. Whether you agree with those beliefs or not, you should support the ability of people to stay true to their beliefs. It just as bad as legislating for no health care plans to supply birth control because it offends Catholics.
Find one poll from a known polling agency that shows that Catholics in America are against the contraception mandate.
No one's beliefs are violated, no one is FORCED to use contraception, it's just an option available to the individual.Comment
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