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Democrats: Get out and vote

  • Thread starter angellous_evangellous
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angellous_evangellous

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This could be a really good chance for Democrats to flex some muscles.

Voter turnout is key - the Tea Party and GOP are showing up because they are mad. We can't stay home out of laziness.

Your vote matters.
 
Reverend Rick

Reverend Rick

Frubal Whore
Premium Member
T-Dawg said:
You're expecting a third party victory? :D
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Nah, I just suspect that more moderates will vote differently than last time.

Your going to vote your way. I'm going to vote mine. Nothing will change that.

Moderates decide elections. They where upset with Bush two years ago, and they are upset with Obama, Reid, and Pelosi now.
 
ninerbuff

ninerbuff

godless wonder
Voting is key. Looked how it got Obama in the White House. Make sure you remind your friends to vote.
 
Smoke

Smoke

Done here.
Reverend Rick said:
Moderates decide elections. They where upset with Bush two years ago, and they are upset with Obama, Reid, and Pelosi now.
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Not half as much as the liberals are. Although my complaints about Obama tend to dwell on his betrayal of LGBTs, he has ****** me off on everything from healthcare to the Fourth Amendment to Guantanamo to the wars.

After it became clear that the Democrats' performance on LGBT issues was going to be even more dismal than I expected, I made a commitment not to vote for any candidate who doesn't credibly support full equality under the law for LGBTs.

That means, unfortunately, that I won't be voting for any Democrats in 2010. It's looking like my votes will be split between Green and Libertarian candidates. I haven't yet decided what to write in in races where there is no pro-equality candidate -- Dan Choi, Riot Dog, or Repeal DOMA.

I'll be happy to vote for Democratic candidates as soon as they can field candidates who are pro-equality. I'd be really happy if the unthinkable happened, and they fielded a pro-equality candidate who was also in favor of the Fourth Amendment.
 
T-Dawg

T-Dawg

Self-appointed Lunatic
Reverend Rick said:
Nah, I just suspect that more moderates will vote differently than last time.

Your going to vote your way. I'm going to vote mine. Nothing will change that.

Moderates decide elections. They where upset with Bush two years ago, and they are upset with Obama, Reid, and Pelosi now.
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Well, you said that "work ethic" would win out, so I thought you meant that politicians with good ethics would win; neither of the major parties has any significant numbers of such politicians.
 
Revoltingest

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Smoke said:
Nothing else could explain the rise of the Tea Party and the parade of freaks and clowns they're putting forth as candidates.
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We haven't done to well with the politicians in office the last decade.
Freaks & clowns could be a vast improvement over boobs (not the good kind of boobs) & cretins.
 
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