SBR Republican Club............... Looking For Members

[Nick Papageorgio]

In- smoke weed everyday

[DwightShrute]

I like to think of myself as a moderate but am always forced to vote Republican. Actually voted Independent once.

This year I would vote for a broken refrigerator over Obama.

Seriously if it was:

__ Obama

__ Broken Refrigerator

I would vote for the refrigerator.

at least the light would be on once in awhile

[jbart28]

Hope and Change can lick my balls. Fuk $4 gas and free ponies for the lazy breeders.

IN!

[NYSportsGuy210]

A lot of insecure numb skulls with small penises in this thread.

[guitarjosh]

A lot of insecure numb skulls with small penises in this thread.

You must look at a lot of dicks if you can tell who has a little peepee by who they vote for

[NYSportsGuy210]

You must look at a lot of dicks if you can tell who has a little peepee by who they vote for

It's a known medical correlation actually.

[marcojuiceman]

When the Repubs find a better Conservative then I would be IN but till then Nope..
I like small government not a lite-liberal moderate of Obama

[jjgold]

We are getting there


Rep's know what is right for USA

We live clean

[King Mayan]

We are getting there


Rep's know what is right for USA

We live clean

[Cougar Bait]

Looks like Mayan thinks Bush is running again.

[Mr KLC]

Looks like Mayan thinks Bush is running again.

So does Obama when he keeps bringing up why things haven't improved as he promised the last 3 1/2 years.

[opie1988]

I love my family. I love America. I love all that America has given to us. I appreciate the opportunity to work hard everyday and provide a nice life for my children. I believe that ones drive, intelligence, and work ethic should allow them the chance to rise above the norm, and achieve success only limited by their own abilities. I don't believe I should have to share the rewards of my efforts with those who choose not to make the same sacrifices that I do.....


.....so of course I am in.

[jjgold]

Opie your the Fukkin President after that post

I will be in touch

[Boner_18]

My household income was in the low-mid 6 digits last year and we paid 75k+ in taxes. Between the two of us we performed over 200 hours of community service. Now my coworkers talk about high earners paying their fair share, I say f\*\*k you. Also, i'm sick and ******* tired of these pussys talking about downsizing our military and isolationism. We strengthen our nation and our globe by doing the right thing and PROACTIVELY protecting oppressed people wherever they may be.

In.

[BIGDAY]

I love my family. I love America. I love all that America has given to us. I appreciate the opportunity to work hard everyday and provide a nice life for my children. I believe that ones drive, intelligence, and work ethic should allow them the chance to rise above the norm, and achieve success only limited by their own abilities. I don't believe I should have to share the rewards of my efforts with those who choose not to make the same sacrifices that I do.....
.....so of course I am in.

OPIE for President!!

btw, drill baby drill

[Mr. Lucky]

In, small government, no free hand outs, need a leader. go Romney.

[stevenash]

He's in too


Artur Davis, former prominent Obama backer, leaves Democratic Party

Artur Davis

, one of

President Obama

’s earliest supporters and a former co-chairman for his presidential campaign, announced Tuesday that he was leaving the Democratic Party for good.

In a post published Tuesday on his website, Davis was vague about his future political endeavors, but declared: “If I were to run, it would be as a Republican. And I am in the process of changing my voter registration from Alabama to Virginia, a development which likely does represent a closing of one chapter and perhaps the opening of another.”

Davis, who represented Alabama’s 7th Congressional District from 2003 to 2011, was notably the first member of Congress outside of Illinois to endorse then-Sen. Obama’s 2008 presidential bid. And it was Davis who seconded the official nomination of Obama at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

Along with making hints at the future, Davis reflected on his experiences as a Democrat, and condemned the path he believes the party is taking.

Renouncing the party “is no light decision on my part,” he wrote. “Cutting ties with an Alabama

Democratic Party

that has weakened and lost faith with more and more Alabamians every year is one thing; leaving a national party that has been the home for my political values for two decades is quite another.”

But “wearing a Democratic label no longer matches what I know about my country and its possibilities,” he said.

“On the specifics, I have regularly criticized an agenda that would punish businesses and job creators with more taxes just as they are trying to thrive again,” he said. “I have taken issue with an administration that has lapsed into a bloc by bloc appeal to group grievances when the country is already too fractured: frankly, the symbolism of Barack Obama winning has not given us the substance of a united country.”

Given Davis’ previous stances on pivotal Obama policies, his departure from the party can’t be too much of a surprise. Davis was the sole member of the Congressional Black Caucus to vote against Obama’s healthcare reform legislation in 2010. He also ran

a relatively conservative campaign

for the governorship of Alabama in 2010, but failed to win a primary battle against then-Agriculture Commissioner Ron Sparks, losing by a margin of 25 percentage points. After the loss, Davis declared he would no longer seek public office.

Republican presidential candidate

Mitt Romney

’s campaign has heralded Davis’ retreat from the Democratic Party as evidence of “mounting opposition among Democrats to President Obama’s campaign message and tactics,” in a release sent out Wednesday.

[RubberKettle]

[thetrinity]

Im gona go on a rant here, it actually touches a little on wat johngalt said. You guys basically tried to shove ron paul down our throats, now that hes more finished then the cubs, you have turned to romney. I culd maybe see it if he was the vp (unlikely imo), but i aint buying it now. He was ur guy and lost, dont be a fairweather fan.

[stevenash]

^
Not me, I think Ron Paul is a kook, always have.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

you think ron paul's a kook for never changing his stance like these other two? give me a fuckin break. people are so dumb when it comes to politics. this day and age, a true politician is a kook and flip-floppers are considered the true candidates. it's a sad fuckin world we live in...

you people that think gop and dem are two separate parties is in the same category as people that believe wwe is real. it's pathetic that we know politicians lie and we know our government is corrupt but we fall for the same shit over and over.

[Emily_Haines]

going to be a lot of dumb people in this club

[thetrinity]

^
Not me, I think Ron Paul is a kook, always have.

what you or i think about him is irrelevant, the brass here was on his balls, he goes out in the semifinals, and now they are on romney for the championship. thats politics in general i guess. itd basically be like someone telling you how great the thunder are then they get whipped by the spurs then we get to hear how great they are because they want the heat to lose. a never ending cycle of bullshit.

[DwightShrute]

going to be a lot of dumb people in this club

I don't think you will be allowed in.

[flyingillini]

I have a hard time comprehending being anything but a Republican. I'm the furthest on the right you will ever find. Republican or nothing at all. It's really the only way, always has been and always will be.

[King Mayan]

Looks like Mayan thinks Bush is running again.

Oh he is..

Why do neo clowns get hurt over W pics??? Did you guys forget he was your leader a FEW YEARS AGO.

[Madison]

I love my family. I love America. I love all that America has given to us. I appreciate the opportunity to work hard everyday and provide a nice life for my children. I believe that ones drive, intelligence, and work ethic should allow them the chance to rise above the norm, and achieve success only limited by their own abilities. I don't believe I should have to share the rewards of my efforts with those who choose not to make the same sacrifices that I do.....

.....so of course I am in.

Here , Here! ... IN

[stevenash]

what you or i think about him is irrelevant

No shit, you, me, we are just one voice in a crowd.
Know this though, I'm a lifelong registered republican, that doesn't mean I won't cross party lines if the dems trot out a better candidate that I feel is better than the one in my party.

My first vote was for Ronnie, and I have yet to see the democratic party trot out a better candidate.

No I wasn't thrilled with the McCain/Palin ticket, but I knew it was better than the poser from Chicago and the nut case from Delaware team.

Three years later, I've been proven right.

[thetrinity]

No shit, you, me, we are just one voice in a crowd.
Know this though, I'm a lifelong registered republican, that doesn't mean I won't cross party lines if the dems trot out a better candidate that I feel is better than the one in my party.

My first vote was for Ronnie, and I have yet to see the democratic party trot out a better candidate.

No I wasn't thrilled with the McCain/Palin ticket, but I knew it was better than the poser from Chicago and the nut case from Delaware team.

Three years later, I've been proven right.

we are pretty much in the same boat, although 2000 was my first vote not the 80s. i have voted the democrats in local elections and state elections many times, just never for the president. in fact, the old ladies at the polls are always shocked when i show up as a registered republican since my family was big in local politics as democrats back in the day.

[DwightShrute]

I love my family. I love America. I love all that America has given to us. I appreciate the opportunity to work hard everyday and provide a nice life for my children. I believe that ones drive, intelligence, and work ethic should allow them the chance to rise above the norm, and achieve success only limited by their own abilities. I don't believe I should have to share the rewards of my efforts with those who choose not to make the same sacrifices that I do.....
.....so of course I am in.

post of the year. That kind of thinking and attitude is what made America great.

[dante1]

I'm straight, and I like money, no choice but to be a Republican!

I'm in.

You forgot IQ under 90.

[fishmonger]

conservative libertarian, so basically a republican without the bullshit. In.

[MC PICKS]

^
Not me, I think Ron Paul is a kook, always have.

Same here.

[marcojuiceman]

Same here.

How is Ron Paul a kook??
With the only guy still running (Mitt hasnt won yet turn off Faux)
Who has a plan to balance the budget in 3 years instead of 10??

[marcojuiceman]

^
Not me, I think Ron Paul is a kook, always have.

'Ron Paul Festival' Could Bring 100k Supporters to GOP Convention

http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/Ken-Walshs-Washington/2012/05/31/ron-paul-festival-could-bring-100k-supporters-to-gop-convention