Crushing defeat for GOP would make it great night

[Liberty Star]

Accountability in action the way things are progressing so far tonight, payback time for GOP for the way it treated RP and American people.
If Obama ditched anti American racist groups like AIPAC after winning election and did not become their puppet, this could be good news for America.

 

[UtahApocalypse]

I guess its good because it will speed the way to the 2nd reveloution

 

[MRoCkEd]

For some reason, I am actually enjoying watching Obama crush McCain...

Do I need help?

 

[Liberty Star]

I guess its good because it will speed the way to the 2nd reveloution

RP Revolution sowed the seeds for awakening of the people, this is continuation of the education process though far from a good result still.

For some reason, I am actually enjoying watching Obama crush McCain...

Do I need help?

Nope, you are just getting an interesting lesson in human history like rest of us.

 

[georgiaboy]

This is what I've been counting on for months now, ever since Ron Paul was dissed so badly in the primaries - GOP comeuppance.

The vindication feels pretty good right about now.

 

[ProBlue33]

For some reason, I am actually enjoying watching Obama crush McCain...

Do I need help?

I feel the same way

 

[Kludge]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!


Policy gridlock is the best thing we can hope for. Country will be FUBAR if either party takes a "super majority". Nothing would be more indicative of an imminent totalitarian government!!

 

[MRoCkEd]

yeah, shit

 

[SnappleLlama]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!


Policy gridlock is the best thing we can hope for. We are fucked beyond hope if either party takes a "super majority". Nothing would be more indicative of an imminent totalitarian government!!

YES! This is exactly what I came here to say. We need gridlock for the next two years, damnit, not a complete Dem control.!!

 

[MRoCkEd]

I know. FUCK

 

[sajorojas]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!


Policy gridlock is the best thing we can hope for. Country will be FUBAR if either party takes a "super majority". Nothing would be more indicative of an imminent totalitarian government!!

This

 

[mediahasyou]

 

[hypnagogue]

Consider though, the Dems will have no one to blame. The Republicans had their reign and fucked things hard. Now it's the Dems turn. Where then will the American people turn? I'll be waiting.

 

[Mortikhi]

This is what I've been counting on for months now, ever since Ron Paul was dissed so badly in the primaries - GOP comeuppance.

The vindication feels pretty good right about now.

There's only 1 feeling better than the sweet chills I'm feeling right now seeing my party getting it's ass kicked tonight.

I'm glad my party is losing. GOOD!

Maybe now they will return to humble foreign policy and low taxes.

 

[Kludge]

Consider though, the Dems will have no one to blame. The Republicans had their reign and fucked things hard. Now it's the Dems turn. Where then will the American people turn? I'll be waiting.

Blame's irrelevant when dissent is squelched! We've been on the path to a totalitarian government for decades (perhaps over a full century now). People are outrageously stupid to the point where they'd merely give a bullshit excuse of "well... The previous administration really fucked up the gov't!" and frankly, IT'S TRUE!


Interventionist foreign policy.

Expanding the monetary supply.

Bailout after fucking bailout.

IT CAN ALL BE TRACED BACK TO PREVIOUS (and the current) ADMINISTRATIONS!

 

[georgiaboy]

John McBailout McAmnesty McFeingold McCain, you are a weak copy of a Democrat, and a worse fake of a Republican.

Sarah Palin, whatever.

No love lost here. Byebye.

 

[Cleaner44]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!


Policy gridlock is the best thing we can hope for. Country will be FUBAR if either party takes a "super majority". Nothing would be more indicative of an imminent totalitarian government!!

Nooooooooo, we need the GOP to fail miserably so they must re-evauate what they stand for. The GOP must get back to living by the principles they talk about:
smaller govt
fiscal responsibility
Constitution
etc

 

[georgiaboy]

Maybe now they will return to humble foreign policy and low taxes.

And it's our job to see that they do that.

 

[hypnagogue]

Blame's irrelevant when dissent is squelched! We've been on the path to a totalitarian government for decades (perhaps over a full century now). People are outrageously stupid to the point where they'd merely give a bullshit excuse of "well... The previous administration really fucked up the gov't!" and frankly, IT'S TRUE!


Interventionist foreign policy.

Expanding the monetary supply.

Bailout after fucking bailout.

IT CAN ALL BE TRACED BACK TO PREVIOUS (and the current) ADMINISTRATIONS!

Still, it's an opportunity we wouldn't receive if the Republicans had maintained some power. Democrats took the desire for change and made themselves the, "Not Republican" party this election. Obama played that masterfully.

It'll be more than four years before people will be willing to look at the Republicans as a change of pace. When things go from bad to worse, and it becomes clear that the Democrats don't have the solutions, people will go searching for an alternative. We have to pounce on it.

Although, I'm not sure I understand your post fully. Are you suggesting we'll wake up in the USSR without any option to vote them out? If so, I think you may have gotten yourself a little worked up...

 

[Kludge]

Nooooooooo, we need the GOP to fail miserably so they must re-evauate what they stand for. The GOP must get back to living by the principles they talk about:
smaller govt
fiscal responsibility
Constitution
etc

Libertarianism is irrelevant and conservatism is dying. Even if the GOP did go back to its roots, no one gives a damn about the issues anymore.


Presidential debates are just discussions on whose personality cult is better and why they're superior to others without cause (nearly identical to the "Patriotism" you can be damn sure these totalitarian fucks will be relying on in the coming years).



I think Jim Rogers may have the right idea. I believe I need to seriously re-evaluate living in the USA while I can still emigrate...