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Re: Why a conservative can win.

I love how you and ER will go on the attack and then turn around adding a qualifier here and there in an ineffective offering of politeness. It doesn’t always work.

You obviously have little regard for the American voter, the ones who actually care enough to vote. In fact you call them brain dead, incapable of thought, television addicted slogan prone simpletons. (Did I get that right?) They’re the same people that ‘voted in’ a conservative house in 2010. A group of ‘right wingers’ and moderates of which the later realized they had made a mistake in 2008.

It’s not about voting a conservative ‘in’, it’s about voting Obama out. And why would the dumb bastards ever do that you say? Read the story about Obamacare on CE and it’s effect on the economy. With blatant and foolish disregard for “the greatest economic crisis since the depression”, he rammed through his healthcare plan like an Italian ship captain heading for the shore. And he’s achieved just about the same result.

I’ve posted several examples of Obama regulations which leave businessmen on their knees pleading for reprieves. I posted about the politically motivated feel-good drilling moratorium in gulf. I posted about the fight for the Keystone pipeline, what most people said should have been a political no brainer and over 3 years in the permitting process. I doubt you read any of them but If you did I’m sure they would bring a smile to your face. As long as profits are falling and you seem to be happy.

I don’t think you give a crap what Obamacare is going to cost, as long as someone else is going to pay for it. And you have no idea what the price tag will be. Let businesses wither and let people enjoy a few years of whatever benefits Obamacare brings. It doesn’t matter to you because it’s just accelerating the demise of a country and a way of life you have little respect for.

Just don’t bitch when you have to start paying a national sales tax.

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