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Originally posted by jaded View PostCNN has it 48-40% Obama. Romney was thought to have done better than expected though.
CNN is suggesting that the Obama camp think Florida is leaning towards Romney...and that Romney probably has influenced Virginia enough based on his intentions to build 15 navel ships there which Obama opposes...which would put Romney ahead with electoral votes...leaving Ohio as the key state.
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Originally posted by RajahBell View PostModerate Mitt endorsing President Obama's foreign policy. It's not too late for people to change their vote to Gary Johnson who has a completely different foreign policy than both. Gary Johnson wants to bring back the foreign policy of the founding fathers, non-interventionist.Originally posted by arraamis View Postnon-interventionist ... If only we could adopt that strategy.
not saying i disagree, i hate wars but no president can survive the 24 hr media onslaught in this very partisan era of politics as a non interventionist especially with nuclear Iran looming and the arab spring still going on.
just look at what they are doing to obama, the guy destroys al queda and kills bin landen yet they have a problem with his wording in regards to the benghazi attacks.
no politician can realistically survive a non interventionist policy. Not politically feasible at all even though i agree with a non interventionist policy. the right will call you a coward and the political machine will blame you for anything going wrong in the world despite how out of your hands it is.
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Originally posted by DTMB View Postyou think any president can have a non interventionist policy in this era and win american politics?
not saying i disagree, i hate wars but no president can survive the 24 hr media onslaught in this very partisan era of politics as a non interventionist especially with nuclear Iran looming and the arab spring still going on.
just look at what they are doing to obama, the guy destroys al queda and kills bin landen yet they have a problem with his wording in regards to the benghazi attacks.
no politician can realistically survive a non interventionist policy. Not politically feasible at all even though i agree with a non interventionist policy. the right will call you a coward and the political machine will blame you for anything going wrong in the world despite how out of your hands it is.
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Originally posted by Vilicious86 View PostExplain how Romney won, please. All he did was agree with President Obama on most issues, while shape-shifting on his position on Afghanistan. He previously said it wasn't wise to reveal a withdrawal date, but now he's for the 2014 withdrawal. What does this dude stand for? He has no backbone and will say whatever he feels people want to hear. That's not leadership. Say what you want about Obama, but he's been steadfast in his positions.
The actual subject matter of their discussions means next to nothing. It's always full of lies and mistakes. Romney speaks better than Obama, and Obama looked like he was reaching at times. His attacks came off as fake and pushy.
Romney captivated his Hispanic audience. He spoke to us tonight with his Latin America points and we listened. Romney won this by a hair.
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Originally posted by Mannie Phresh View PostMarines still use bayonettes, navy said they need more ships, obamas doubled the national debt in 4 years if your voting for this guy you want america to fail.
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Originally posted by arraamis View Postnon-interventionist ... If only we could adopt that strategy.Originally posted by DTMB View Postyou think any president can have a non interventionist policy in this era and win american politics?
not saying i disagree, i hate wars but no president can survive the 24 hr media onslaught in this very partisan era of politics as a non interventionist especially with nuclear Iran looming and the arab spring still going on.
just look at what they are doing to obama, the guy destroys al queda and kills bin landen yet they have a problem with his wording in regards to the benghazi attacks.
no politician can realistically survive a non interventionist policy. Not politically feasible at all even though i agree with a non interventionist policy. the right will call you a coward and the political machine will blame you for anything going wrong in the world despite how out of your hands it is.
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Originally posted by MANIAC310 View PostRomney was more consistent with his talking points and delivered them better.
The actual subject matter of their discussions means next to nothing. It's always full of lies and mistakes. Romney speaks better than Obama, and Obama looked like he was reaching at times. His attacks came off as fake and pushy.
Romney captivated his Hispanic audience. He spoke to us tonight with his Latin America points and we listened. Romney won this by a hair.
Also, he speaks better than Obama? Romney was tripping over his words like Zab Judah tonight. He was lost and had no specifics. Obama schooled him. Here's the key difference: Romney was tutored on foreign policy issues, while Obama has set them.
By the way, Obama has 70% of the Latino vote. Romney encourages "self-deportation," while Obama issued the deferred action executive order that prevents young immigrants from being deported. Obama has also signed several trade agreements in Latin America.
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