EPIC FAIL, COLOSSAL FAIL & just plain FAIL in the 2012 Election!

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MenInBrown

Guest
IN addition to your lack of knowledge in the electorate, you must understand that the republicans who suffered losses on tuesday night UNDERSTAND that in two years they face re election. They can NO longer play games with the country. They can NO longer hold the country hostage.

They must meet in the middle, they must demonstrate that in addition to cuts in the budget, they must also seek new revenue.

With a congressional approval rate of 9%, and the loss of republicans in the house and senate, two years from now could prove to be fatal for the GOP in both the house and the senate if they FAIL to reach an agreement.

Mitch McConnell in the senate especially. Like Dick Lugar, he could find himself unemployed in 2 years if he doesnt head straight to the middle and leave YOU idealogs at the curb.

There will be NO fiscal cliff. That bluster narrative was wiped out when OBAMA and the DNC won on tuesday night.

Stay tuned.

Peace

TOS

In two years your dems are gonna have to be answering why the economy is still in the tank...dems have a long way to go TOS. The prez bringing on the fiscal cliff would do in the dems and the dem party in 2016.
 
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MenInBrown

Guest
The next thing to happen is for RUSH LIMBAUGH to pack his things and move to Costa Rica! Now that the president has been re elected, and the senate firmly in the hands of the democrats, the affordable health care law will become permanent law and RUSH will have to honor his word and LEAVE THE COUNTRY.

Limbaugh says he'll leave United States if healthcare reform implemented - The Hill's Blog Briefing Room

If he has any conviction and any character, he will leave immediately.

Peace

TOS

2016, the REP will just start passing laws not to fund Obamacare.
 

moreluck

golden ticket member
Lack of understanding......lack of knowledge.......you just don't get it.....

S.S.D.D.

Thought you were through here.. How can we miss you if you never go away?
 

The Other Side

Well-Known Troll
Troll
As the post election analysis continues and the FAILURES continue to rack up, one more needs to be added to the EPIC FAIL list!

Sheldon Adelson spent almost 60 milion dollars on this years election backing 8 candidates..! He becomes the largest donor in election history! One problem, they all lost.

Hotel/casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson, whose $60 million or more of
contributions to Republican candidates this election cycle made him the largest
political donor in U.S. history, is taking the failure of that spending in
stride.

He backed eight candidates, including Mitt Romney, mostly with
donations to super PACs and outside interest groups. None of the eight emerged
victorious Tuesday.

Asked Tuesday night how he thought his money was
spent, the Las Vegas titan responded, “Paying bills, that’s how you spend money.
Either that or become a Jewish husband — you spend a lot of money,” The New York Times reports.

Adelson certainly wasn’t
alone in putting his fortune to work for Republican candidates. Billionaire
financier Harold Simmons doled out $26.9 million to super PACs supporting Mitt
Romney and Senate candidates.

And Texas homebuilder Bob Perry forked
over $21 million to super PACs working for Romney and Senate candidates Connie
Mack in Florida and George Allen in Virginia.

Donors who provided more
than $300 million to American Crossroads and Crossroads GOP, the groups
associated with strategist Karl Rove, expressed their displeasure with the
fruits of their donations after the elections.

Real estate mogul Donald
Trump clearly wasn’t too impressed with Rove’s performance himself. “Congrats to
@KarlRove on blowing $400 million this cycle. Every race @CrossroadsGPS ran ads
in, the Republicans lost. What a waste of money,” the billionaire wrote on
Twitter.

Casino Magnate Adelson Shrugs Off Failure of Candidates He Supported

What has the republican party done to itself with people like these folks? Attempting to buy an election and FAILING horribly.

Why not just put the election on EBAY and let the richest people in america bid for the job??

Thats the republican way!

Peace

TOS
 

The Other Side

Well-Known Troll
Troll
One political pundit described the GOP like this..

"“Our party needs to realize that it’s too old and too white and too male and it needs to figure out how to catch up with the demographics of the country before it’s too late,” said Al Cardenas, the head of the American Conservative Union and a longtime GOP leader. “Our party needs a lot of work to do if we expect to be competitive in the near future.”

Election aftermath: GOP soul-searching: 'Too old, too white, too male'? - Jonathan Martin - POLITICO.com

I think that covers most on this board.

Peace

TOS
 
M

MenInBrown

Guest
As the post election analysis continues and the FAILURES continue to rack up, one more needs to be added to the EPIC FAIL list!

Sheldon Adelson spent almost 60 milion dollars on this years election backing 8 candidates..! He becomes the largest donor in election history! One problem, they all lost.

Hotel/casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson, whose $60 million or more of
contributions to Republican candidates this election cycle made him the largest
political donor in U.S. history, is taking the failure of that spending in
stride.

He backed eight candidates, including Mitt Romney, mostly with
donations to super PACs and outside interest groups. None of the eight emerged
victorious Tuesday.

Asked Tuesday night how he thought his money was
spent, the Las Vegas titan responded, “Paying bills, that’s how you spend money.
Either that or become a Jewish husband — you spend a lot of money,” The New York Times reports.

Adelson certainly wasn’t
alone in putting his fortune to work for Republican candidates. Billionaire
financier Harold Simmons doled out $26.9 million to super PACs supporting Mitt
Romney and Senate candidates.

And Texas homebuilder Bob Perry forked
over $21 million to super PACs working for Romney and Senate candidates Connie
Mack in Florida and George Allen in Virginia.

Donors who provided more
than $300 million to American Crossroads and Crossroads GOP, the groups
associated with strategist Karl Rove, expressed their displeasure with the
fruits of their donations after the elections.

Real estate mogul Donald
Trump clearly wasn’t too impressed with Rove’s performance himself. “Congrats to
@KarlRove on blowing $400 million this cycle. Every race @CrossroadsGPS ran ads
in, the Republicans lost. What a waste of money,” the billionaire wrote on
Twitter.

Casino Magnate Adelson Shrugs Off Failure of Candidates He Supported

What has the republican party done to itself with people like these folks? Attempting to buy an election and FAILING horribly.

Why not just put the election on EBAY and let the richest people in america bid for the job??

Thats the republican way!

Peace

TOS

that 60 mil he made off EBT cards at his casinos.
 

The Other Side

Well-Known Troll
Troll
I just cant get enough of this guy!!

EPIC FAIL!!! alltogether now! EPIC FAIL EPIC FAIL EPIC FAIL

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ajblakejr

Age quod agis

How dare you post this negative BS!!

These employees now have an excuse to take advantage of all the free goodies.

I am waiting for the FREE HEALTH care myslf.
My future, free health care, food stamps and cell phone.
Will they toss in free internet someday?

I feel my ***** getting bigger thinking about our future.
What I can't wait for is when I don't have to think...
 

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The stock market totally doesn't like the results of the election !!! Dow is down over 300 right now.
The S&P 500 has gained 76% since his inauguration in January 2009, while the Nasdaq 100 is up 128%.
Compare that to the S&P 500’s 13% decline and the Nasdaq 100’s 45% wipeout in the first term of his predecessor, George W. Bush; or the mere 25% gain in the first term of conservative icon Ronald Reagan; or even the 60% gain in the halcyon early 1990s in the first term of Bill Clinton.
The staggering advance of the market is probably one of Obama’s greatest accomplishments



I am quoting the Nov 6-2012 edition of theWall Street Journal.

 
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