That logic is completely retarded. "I don't like this guy but i'm voting for him anyway because he has a better chance of winning" That's basically what you're saying.
By that same idiotic logic I should vote for obama then because according to the most credible predictions he's most likely to win.
I'm voting for Gary Johnson because I agree with his stance on almost everything. I can't even come anywhere close to saying the same for either obama or romney.
A vote for someone you don't agree with or someone who you think is "the lesser of two evils" is a wasted vote.
Please explain to me how a vote for someone less likely to win is a "wasted vote". If anything is a wasted vote it's a vote for obama/romney.
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because it is a wasted vote.
there are two candidates that have a valid chance of winning. one is obama (which i believe you know how i fell about him) and the other is romney.
voting for a third party will not accomplish anything except to re-elect obama.
besides, my vote is wasted in WA state as it will carry obama by 10%, thanks to Seattle.
and if romney turns out to be bush budget wise, you'll hear me and others like sleeve criticize him too, like we did with bushLeave a comment:
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doesn't matter because as soon as republicans are elected into office "deficits don't matter, GDP does" and all the armchair experts who voted for them will fall right in line behind the rhetoricLeave a comment:
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don't know the specifics but its not rocket science
i believe the numbers a close to this
limit gov't spending to an increase of 2%/yr
assume 3% GDP growth
broaden the tax base a romney has proposed
and you get to a balanced budget in 7-8 yrs
but its more than that
at some point in the near future, if we do not address the deficit spending, the bond market will have a big bang moment that has happened to greece, portugal, ireland and now spain and italy. the bond market will start to back away from us gov't dent and interest rates will rise.
then shit really hits the fan
so the perception of the us govt getting serious about the spending is as important as making progress.
and again, only two guys, R&R, have said anything about it at all so by default they will get my vote.
and if you're young and you haven't paid attention to all this, we are at a moment in history where decisions made in this election will determine the level of pain we're all going to go thru to get it right, if the messiah is re-elected, the deficit will continue and the process will be delayed for another 2 years until the house and senate have veto proof majorities,
but by then the pain is going to get much bigger, especially if interest rates are on the way up.Leave a comment:
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i believe the numbers a close to this
limit gov't spending to an increase of 2%/yr
assume 3% GDP growth
broaden the tax base a romney has proposed
and you get to a balanced budget in 7-8 yrs
but its more than that
at some point in the near future, if we do not address the deficit spending, the bond market will have a big bang moment that has happened to greece, portugal, ireland and now spain and italy. the bond market will start to back away from us gov't dent and interest rates will rise.
then shit really hits the fan
so the perception of the us govt getting serious about the spending is as important as making progress.
and again, only two guys, R&R, have said anything about it at all so by default they will get my vote.
and if you're young and you haven't paid attention to all this, we are at a moment in history where decisions made in this election will determine the level of pain we're all going to go thru to get it right, if the messiah is re-elected, the deficit will continue and the process will be delayed for another 2 years until the house and senate have veto proof majorities,
but by then the pain is going to get much bigger, especially if interest rates are on the way up.Leave a comment:
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Actually, he very well could have saved money for the country. It depends on the crew costs and other expenses since there are double with two private flights instead of one massive but compare the fuel burn of one 747 with two G3's...
Fuel Cost Per Hour: $23192.8
Average Cost Per Nauticle Mile: $44.88
Fuel Cost Per Hour: $2899.1
Average Cost Per Nauticle Mile: $6.32Leave a comment:
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Ummm... what was his alternative? Fly in to a major airpot hours away, tie up hundreds of local police officers and spend 5x as much for a 100+ mile motorcade?
You're a bigger idiot than the Birthers if you think he's secretly a Muslim. I suggest you quickly put your tinfoil hat back on before Obama's drones read your mind and give you a remote lobotomy.
Talk about making sacrifices and tightening the belt. Bo, the Portuguese water dog that Senator Ted Kennedy gave to the
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Ummm... what was his alternative? Fly in to a major airpot hours away, tie up hundreds of local police officers and spend 5x as much for a 100+ mile motorcade?
You're a bigger idiot than the Birthers if you think he's secretly a Muslim. I suggest you quickly put your tinfoil hat back on before Obama's drones read your mind and give you a remote lobotomy.Leave a comment:
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Your acting like the president has any control over the budget and the deficit in the 1st place.
Neither mitten or the 0 can do anything without a literal act of congressLeave a comment:
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