Romney Looks Like the Next Pres

Since the scumbag troll is not serious about betting, and others are.. I am offering a very similar bet to any takers:

1) The bet is Romney wins and you don't get to post for ONE month. Obama wins I don't get to post for TWO months. To accept the deal you have to reply obviously AND post your results from this political test: http://www.politicalcompass.org/ At this point we have a bet, and there is no backing out. If there is more than 1 taker the period of time will run consecutively NOT concurrently.. so 2 takers and I'm gone for 4 months.

unlike the troll thunderpussy, I will keep my end of the deal should I lose. No excuses.

2) I am willing to extend the same exact bet on the individual mandate ONLY. I am betting the mandate is struck down by the SC. If the rest of the bill remains I will still win. same 2-1 and the same requirement for you to post your test results.

any takers?

 

Take note Gabby/Thunderpussy, THIS is how you bet.

 

Obama is closer to Paul when it comes to foreign policy


Paul wants to cut defense spending,wanted out of Iraq and out of Afghanistan

Obama has cut defense spending,pulled of of Iraq and has set a date for withdrawal from Afghanistan


Romney wants to increase defense spending,wanted to stay in Iraq and wants to stay in Afghanistan longer then Obama

 

Romney being one of the biggest flip flopping presidential candidates in history makes him untrustworthy imo

Although many are watered down Obama has fulfilled his major promises.He ended the Iraq war,he got Bin Laden and crippled Al Qaeda like he promised to do,he got everyone health insurance ,passed a financial reform bill etc




http://www.politifact.com/personalities/mitt-romney/statements/byruling/pants-fire/


http://www.politifact.com/personalities/mitt-romney/statements/byruling/false/


http://www.politifact.com/personalities/mitt-romney/statements/byruling/barely-true/

 

Then what does THIS make your messiah, IQ47?

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Like it or not, Obama is the Biggest Flip Flopper in the history of the white house. And that's a fact!

Mitt Romney has been singled out as a flip-flopper mainly because of his comment in 1994 about abortion. “I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country,” he said in a debate with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Romney later said that, like President Reagan, he has changed his views and position on abortion. In contrast, Obama has changed his position — for better or worse — on almost everything he has said. The difference between Romney and Obama is that Romney is a Republican, while Obama is a Democrat who is adored by the media. For that reason, you will rarely see Obama described on television or in print as a flip-flopper.


Obama top 10 Flip Flops.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/n...rn-president-barack-obama-top-ten-flip-flops/

 

The king of flip flops





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Apr 26, 2012 3:01pm

Young People May Not Bother to Vote for Obama: Poll

President Obama may still have the support of the youth population, but will they turn out to vote for him? A new poll indicates that is uncertain.
A Gallup poll conducted earlier this week surveyed voter registration and likelihood to vote, broken down by age groups. Among the 18-29 set, 60 percent indicated that they are registered to vote. Obama enjoys a wide lead over Romney in this age group: 64 percent support Obama while only 29 percent support Romney. However, when asked if they definitely will vote in the general election, only 56 percent replied yes.
Comparatively, every other age group surveyed–30 to 49, 50 to 64 and 65 and over– had a yes response rate of 80 percent or more.
The youth vote is important to the Obama re-election campaign, as is evident from President Obama’s “college tour” in Colorado, North Carolina and Iowa this week. The Obama message for the week has focused on student loans, but his choice of college campuses in key swing states he carried in 2008 illustrates the importance of the young voters to team Obama.
Obama ran away with the youth vote in 2008: Voters between the ages of 18 and 29 chose him over McCain 66 percent to 32 percent, exit polls showed.
The actual percentage of young voters who turned out in 2008 was not much higher than in previous years: In 2008, 18 percent of the electorate was comprised of voters between 18 and 29. In 2004 that age set made up 17 percent of the electorate. The same was true for 2000. John Kerry and Al Gore won the youth vote in those years as well, but their margins were nowhere near Obama’s.
To be sure, the youth vote isn’t necessarily make or break for the campaign. In 2008 Obama carried every age group except for the 65-plus set, and the Gallup poll indicates that Obama still enjoys a lead among these same groups in a Romney match-up.
Still, as ABC’s Amy Walter noted earlier this week, Obama’s percentage of the youth vote in key swing states like North Carolina, Virginia and Florida grew substantially from that of John Kerry in 2004, no doubt helping him carry these important states and ultimately claim victory. If that group doesn’t come out to support him this time around, that is definitely a concern.

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/04/young-people-may-not-bother-to-vote-for-obama-poll/

 

Are you getting paid to crank out this horseshit? Or just scared to death that if Obama loses, your welfare checks will stop?

 

Yes to number one.

No way to number two. Without Kennedy, the law has no shot.