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Election Archive / 2012 Elections / Re: Sell me on your candidate.
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on: April 12, 2012, 07:15:56 pm
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Neither Article IV Section 2 nor Amendment XIV Section 1 are applicable to the unborn. No, but the point of this is that the Federal Government sets the criterion for citizenship, not the states. Thus, anything that excludes one class of people from citizenship cannot be decided by the states. That leaves it up to either the common law or to State law.
It sets the jurisdiction to the Feds, not the states and is an enumerated power. Legal recognition of the unborn can only come from the feds, and rejection of legal recognition can only come from the feds, not the states.
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Election Archive / 2012 U.S. Presidential General Election Polls / Re: PA-Muhlenberg: Obama with a moderate lead
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on: April 12, 2012, 07:11:18 pm
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Because Romney is competent. If you want government to do more, than Romney is your guy because he is a technocratic machine of efficiency. If you want government to cost less than Romney is your guy because he isn't a radical ideologue hell bent on spending the country into oblivion. Understanding that COST has to be weighed against BENEFIT isn't a revolutionary concept, but only one party has shown an ability to acknowledge it... or pass a budget for that matter. I'm talking liberal indies not conservative indies.
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Election Archive / 2012 Elections / Re: Is this election over? (April 2012)
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on: April 12, 2012, 04:25:06 pm
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Romney isn't about to lose MS,TN,AL,OK,KY Look at how much he had to spend vs Santorum just to achieve his margins. Is Romney going to win when he no longer has 3:1 advantages in spending? No. I think he'll lose all of these states come October. The only positive news for him has been a university poll showing him up 4 in VA. Do you really think that Santorum would do better than Romney in general?
Absolutely. Give him actual resources, and not the shoe string and we see what he's actually able to do! He managed to alienate another group of voters for Republicans(women). Romney's numbers with women are no different. It's not Santorum who's alienated women. He doesn't have the funds Not relevent in the general. Republicans simply didn't have a candidate who could win this cycle. Then it behooves the republicans to nominate the candidate who represents the base of the party. Nominating Romney who will lose is simply futile.
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Election Archive / 2012 Elections / Re: Is this election over? (April 2012)
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on: April 12, 2012, 03:41:29 pm
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What state that McCain lost will Romney lose? North Carolina, where he's down by 6? Colorado, where he's down by 12? Florida? Nevada? You name it, if it's a purple state, he'll lose it. He'll be lucky to hold onto Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. I'm surprised he's not campaigning out in Montana.
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Election Archive / 2012 Elections / Re: How Obama and Romney get to know you
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on: April 12, 2012, 02:00:35 pm
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I don't fit my profile at all in a lot of ways. I listen to news/talk and urban contemporary on the radio; I drive a Toyota; I drink Dr. Pepper, Blue Moon, and Natty Light (at parties, not by choice); I eat (occasionally, at least) at Chick-Fil-A, Domino's, and Cracker Barrel; the only channel I ever watch with any frequency is Comedy Central. Absolutely nothing that applies to me in the "high turnout, Democratic skew" quadrant. I drive a Toyota. I eat at Little Caesar's the most (the chain I eat at didn't make the list), love watching House and Football, use the internet for all my news, and don't listen to radio at all. I should be in the high upper right quadrant, but I'm not. I drink mostly root beer, and Shiner, when it's not red wine.
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Election Archive / 2012 Elections / Re: Sell me on your candidate.
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on: April 12, 2012, 12:12:24 pm
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an argument that current policies save money doesn't really hold up at all. I'm not really saying that. All I'm saying is that constitutionally, it's a legal power of the federal government, and I believe that legalization is contrary to the best interests of the US. It's like the military. Sure, it's going to be a net loss to the budget, but unlike many other things, it's actually constitutional. Cut the unconstutional agencies (like education), and then we'll talk about Customs.
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