2012 Presidential Race

Oddly enough one of the ads popping up on this thread is for Atlas Shrugged II. Even John Travolta knew better than to pursue Battlefield Earth any farther.

Politically, Rmoney's given up on Michigan and Pennsylvania (Mainly because Pittsburgh and Philadelphia outweigh the backwoods area in between) and falling behind in Ohio, which has already been identified as critical. I do hope Howard Dean's 50 state strategy is still being used since I hate to see divisions being played up in the country.

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Originally Posted by anthonyvop http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...post-right.png


Typical attitude of those on the left. You apology is not accepted and you should be ashamed of yourself.
http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...quote_icon.png Originally Posted by anthonyvop

Don't worry. I won't. You have brought shame to yourself by you cowardly, lies and disingenuous apology.

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Originally Posted by Gregor-y

I'll quote these in case you change your posts.

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Gee, gregori, that first quote sure looks like an off topic personal attack, and the second one is pretty personal and off topic and
looks like harrassment..

Do you remember Pino write like last week was it:
Recently we saw this:

pino http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...ser-online.png Moderator Join Date Jan 2002LocationSanremo ItalyPosts23,907
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Just a note to everyone :

From now on all off-topic or personal comments will be punished with a month ban !

See you in a month.._{if of course Pino applies his warnings fairly.}


Are you just going to ignore that so we can discuss the elections?

I think you should ask Pino in the sense of responsibility---its sorta appropriate to the "conservitude attitude" that they should be punished severely for their sins.


I know this is Presidential Elections but I keep digging for what's up in the Congress, particularly the House....

But right now seems we have to think of the pres especially in light of upcoming Supreme Court appointments.


The mind shudders to think of what sort of kooks and weird-Os a kook and weird-o like Willard could dream up..

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Originally Posted by Gregor-y

Oddly enough one of the ads popping up on this thread is for Atlas Shrugged II. Even John Travolta knew better than to pursue Battlefield Earth any farther.

Politically, Rmoney's given up on Michigan and Pennsylvania (Mainly because Pittsburgh and Philadelphia outweigh the backwoods area in between) and falling behind in Ohio, which has already been identified as critical. I do hope Howard Dean's 50 state strategy is still being used since I hate to see divisions being played up in the country.

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Gee, hope all those people who live in places like Harrisburg, State College, Erie, Allentown, Scranton, etc. don't read that and finally realize what dopes they are. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by janvanvurpa

Gee, gregori, that first quote sure looks like an off topic personal attack, and the second one is pretty personal and off topic and
looks like harrassment.

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No worries. I did make a pretty big (and inaccurate) statement.

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Originally Posted by Starter

Gee, hope all those people who live in places like Harrisburg, State College, Erie, Allentown, Scranton, etc. don't read that and finally realize what dopes they are. :rolleyes:

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I grew up in Pittsburgh and spent plenty of time in the hinterlands chasing trains and hiking abandoned lines with my Dad through the 80s and early 90s. I feel pretty comfortable with my assessment, though yes, there are a few of the built up areas that are sensible, though not all of the ones you listed are And you forgot Johnstown and Altoona. Other than the massive year-round humidity and regularly overcast skies it's a great state for anyone interested in history and geology. I'm working myself up to bike at least the Allegheny Passage from Pittsburgh to Cumberland on the abandoned Western Maryland next spring, maybe also the C&O canal towpath all the way to Washington. I'm following a blog of two people that just started the trip from Erie and am curious what their path to Pittsburgh is.

You forgot Johnstown and Altoona. I grew up in Pittsburgh and spent plenty of time chasing trains and hiking roadbeds all over the state in the 80s with my dad so I feel pretty comfortable with my statement, though there are a few exceptions in some built up areas. Not Scranton, though.

Voting for Obama this November reminds me of the saying....

Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me...

What is really scary is to think the people of this country would in fact re-elect Obama. Well if they do the republican party as we know it today will be gone and maybe that would not be a bad thing if we can't somehow get a "Middle" party going.

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Originally Posted by Roamy

What is really scary is to think the people of this country would in fact re-elect Obama. Well if they do the republican party as we know it today will be gone and maybe that would not be a bad thing if we can't somehow get a "Middle" party going.

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Forget middle as it now stands, how about a party that represents, wage earners, not corporations and big finance..

And to borrow a line from Shakespeare "First, let's kill all the lobbyists"

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Originally Posted by janvanvurpa

Forget middle as it now stands, how about a party that represents, wage earners, not corporations and big finance..

And to borrow a line from Shakespeare "First, let's kill all the lobbyists"

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Actually to me that would be a Middle Party. And yes to the lobbyists - should I use my 10mm or 460 mag?
BTW do you include small business in the wage earner category?

If you take the (expressed) social values of the Democrats and the (expressed) economic values of the Republicans, you'd have a really good start.