Who will win the election - POLL

[phesina]

The point I was making above is that the President DOESN'T REALLY MATTER!

Whoever is elected President in November is most likely going to be appointing at least one new Supreme Court Justice, if not more.

In other words, this time around anyway, it matters a great deal who will be elected President.

[lizbud]

Whoever is elected President in November is most likely going to be appointing at least one new Supreme Court Justice, if not more.

In other words, this time around anyway, it matters a great deal who will be elected President.

Excellent point. SCOTUS affects our every day lives more than the President does.

[redbird]

Hopefully there will be no change in the White House this year.

[Roxyluvsme13]

My Pappy would roll over in his grave, but Obama for sure.

I don't like anything that's ever come out of Romney's mouth.

[momoffuzzyfaces]

Doesn't really matter who I vote for, Kansas ALWAYS goes Rebuplican.
I have little hope for things getting better no matter who is in the Oval office. The dems controlled the comgress for the first half of Obama's term: nothing got done. The Repubs controlled it the second half: nothing got done. Besides no matter who loses: it is all hurricane, Sandy's fault. It will mess up voting somehow.

[pomtzu]

Besides no matter who loses: it is all hurricane, Sandy's fault. It will mess up voting somehow.

Can't you just imagine the chaos if Sandy struck next week? Does anyone know if a natural disaster ever disrupted an Election Day? I wonder how that situation would be handled? Of course if I was really all that curious about it, I'm sure Google could give me the answer. .

[Buddy_Lee]

Doesn't really matter who I vote for, Kansas ALWAYS goes Rebuplican.
I have little hope for things getting better no matter who is in the Oval office. The dems controlled the comgress for the first half of Obama's term: nothing got done. The Repubs controlled it the second half: nothing got done. Besides no matter who loses: it is all George Bush's fault. It will mess up voting somehow.

Sorry MOFF, I couldn't resist.

[Buddy_Lee]

My Pappy would roll over in his grave, but Obama for sure.

I don't like anything that's ever come out of Romney's mouth.

Can you be more specific. Platitudes are not conducive to an intelligent exchange.

[Buddy_Lee]

Hopefully there will be no change in the White House this year.

Didn't you vote for Hope and Change four years ago?

[caseysmom]

Didn't you vote for Hope and Change four years ago?

Yes I did and thank god we did get some hope and change, our economy was on the brink of a full depression thanks to president Bush, considering how you started your side of this debate I wouldn't think you deserve any response.

[Alysser]

Yes I did and thank god we did get some hope and change, our economy was on the brink of a full depression thanks to president Bush, considering how you started your side of this debate I wouldn't think you deserve any response.

You go, Mom!!

[caseysmom]

You go, Mom!!

Thanks daughter!

[Buddy_Lee]

Yes I did and thank god we did get some hope and change, our economy was on the brink of a full depression thanks to president Bush, considering how you started your side of this debate I wouldn't think you deserve any response.

What you got was a 16+ TRILLION dollar deficit with nothing to show for it. The Democratic congress railroaded Bush into the unwise decision of relaxing the need for a good credit rating to qualify for a mortgage. When they all defaulted was when the recession started and was the cause of it.

My first post was a list of observations, not debate.

If you would like to debate I will entertain your wishes. But I expect you will respond by saying "I wouldn't think you deserve any response". This strategy gives you a fealing of taking the moral high ground while avoiding any serious discussion. A tried and true liberal strategy.