beg to disagree and I think y'all were steamrolled

Post #365,953 by boxley 11/7/12 11:00:07 PM Reply	beg to disagree and I think y'all were steamrolled what was the turnout of the electorate 60%? if the remianing hate the dems and repos voted for Jill Stein she would be the president today. If everyone who held their nose and voted for Obama voted for Jill it would be a landslide. The sheeple have been well trained. PZ wrote a blog entry about why he didnt vote green because they didnt have local organization. That just mean americans are lazy. You dont like the local machine fuckem, start a new machine. Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 55 years. meep
Post #365,954 by Another Scott 11/8/12 12:21:21 AM Reply	Hmm... I'm generally nervous of candidates for national office that have not held important elective office before. According to Wikipedia, Stein's elective office background consists of 2 terms on the Lexington Town Meeting board for Precinct 2. The Lexington Town Meeting consists of lots and lots of people - http://ci.lexington....ctedofficials.cfm Just Precinct 2 has 21 members. It looks like a community association to me, though with members who have more responsibilities than your usual subdivision association. She may be a fine person, but she has nothing in her background that indicates she can function effectively heading a multi-trillion dollar organization. A president isn't a king and can't do anything without allies in Congress. She has none. It's fine to say that "Americans are lazy". But it's also fine to say, "Why should I vote for her for President when she can't even win a state-wide race in her home state?" Her job is convince the voters, not the other way around. Cheers, Scott.
Post #365,972 by mmoffitt 11/8/12 1:55:31 PM Reply	HA! Now being a community organizer isn't fitting background for a President?
Post #365,974 by Another Scott 11/8/12 2:28:08 PM Reply	He was elected to the IL Senate and served there '97-'04. :)
Post #365,976 by boxley 11/8/12 2:52:19 PM Reply	fify He was elected to the IL Senate and abstained there '97-'04. :) Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 55 years. meep
Post #365,977 by hnick 11/8/12 3:03:42 PM Reply	well duh... Apparently, there was nothing he was willing to fight or argue for. This is a surprise?

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