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1  Atlas Fantasy Elections / Atlas Fantasy Elections / Re: The Imperial Herald-Tribune on: Today at 07:06:10 pm
The Northeast and Mideast continue to pull their own legislative weight while the other three regions lag behind. Get stuff done, IDS!
2  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 07:03:19 pm
I just realized that none of the non-Cuomo candidates have ever held elected office.
3  General Politics / U.S. General Discussion / Re: AR Treasurer Martha Shoffner (D) arrested by FBI on: Today at 07:00:21 pm
What did she do?
4  Presidential Elections - Analysis and Discussion / Election What-ifs? / Re: The Dichotomy: America 1972 on: Today at 06:59:32 pm
McGovern!
5  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 06:57:20 pm
How about we all agree to vote for the guy who has the most popular votes, OK? Deal? Deal.
6  Forum Community / Forum Community / Re: The Good Post Gallery on: Today at 06:54:20 pm

BK always wins.
7  Forum Community / Forum Community / Re: Opinion of saying "I could care less" on: Today at 06:19:39 pm
I could care less about it.
8  Presidential Elections - Analysis and Discussion / Election What-ifs? / Re: The Misadventures of Howard Eastman on: Today at 06:18:00 pm
Huh. I was thinking Eastman for President in 2056], but he would be old then, wouldn't he?
9  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 06:10:17 pm
Yo, lefties, we need to reach a consensus on who to elect if and when this goes to the House. Browne's and Buchanan's votes will all probably go to Perot, so we've got to make a choice here. If we absolutely must compromise, I'd recommend going for Cuomo, as we can still have Nader in 2000, but not Cuomo. Thoughts?[/notsosecretleftistconspiracy]
Nader. Cuomo is unpopular, he was almost defeated in the primary, and you want him to remain in the office?

Birch Bayh was almost defeated in both of his primaries.

How about we all agree to vote for the guy who has the most popular votes, OK? Deal? Deal.
10  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 05:42:59 pm
Yo, lefties, we need to reach a consensus on who to elect if and when this goes to the House. Browne's and Buchanan's votes will all probably go to Perot, so we've got to make a choice here. If we absolutely must compromise, I'd recommend going for Cuomo, as we can still have Nader in 2000, but not Cuomo. Thoughts?[/notsosecretleftistconspiracy]
11  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 05:38:52 pm
This is going to be the closest election since 1912 if this keeps up.
12  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 03:07:39 pm
Vote Perot and protest election fraud.  The Republicans should be with us on this.

What election fraud?

Buchanan and Nader in the Reform slot.

But they both won.

By fraud....?  Even if you don't agree, you see what the implication I was going for was, yes?

I see the implication, yes; I was saying that they won in their own right. The only nominee who it could be argued was nominated fraudulently was Leonard Wood.

Now say that again with a straight face Wink

Gladly. What evidence do you have that Buchanan and Nader were nominated fraudulently? Also, do you think all those Clinton votes in the 1992 and 1996 Democratic primaries were frauds or real?

Perhaps the fact that people have been admitting to it?

Uh, who has been admitting to it? Show me proof.

Read the Republican run off thread.  Even if you guys were voting for not-Buchanan, it doesn't matter.

So...Buchanan was nominated fraudulently because Democrats voted against him? How does that work?

Well, there's two points.

1)  It could be a cover up Wink

2)  Others who did not talk.

Not sure if serious or just trolling.
13  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: Battle of the States: Colorado vs. California on: Today at 02:58:33 pm
California!
14  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 01:39:52 pm
Vote Perot and protest election fraud.  The Republicans should be with us on this.

What election fraud?

Buchanan and Nader in the Reform slot.

But they both won.

By fraud....?  Even if you don't agree, you see what the implication I was going for was, yes?

I see the implication, yes; I was saying that they won in their own right. The only nominee who it could be argued was nominated fraudulently was Leonard Wood.

Now say that again with a straight face Wink

Gladly. What evidence do you have that Buchanan and Nader were nominated fraudulently? Also, do you think all those Clinton votes in the 1992 and 1996 Democratic primaries were frauds or real?

Perhaps the fact that people have been admitting to it?

Uh, who has been admitting to it? Show me proof.

Read the Republican run off thread.  Even if you guys were voting for not-Buchanan, it doesn't matter.

So...Buchanan was nominated fraudulently because Democrats voted against him? How does that work?
15  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: Opinion of José Serrano on: Today at 01:36:33 pm
A horrible, horrible person. Why does he want to repeal the 22nd amendment so badly?

Why not? And if you're going to say "well it makes Presidents dictatorial" then that's bullsh**t. If you have free, fair elections, like we did for over 150 years before the 22nd Amendment, then it's not a dictatorship. There'd be nothing stopping Americans voting out a President.
16  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 12:55:13 pm
Vote Perot and protest election fraud.  The Republicans should be with us on this.

What election fraud?

Buchanan and Nader in the Reform slot.

But they both won.

By fraud....?  Even if you don't agree, you see what the implication I was going for was, yes?

I see the implication, yes; I was saying that they won in their own right. The only nominee who it could be argued was nominated fraudulently was Leonard Wood.

Now say that again with a straight face Wink

Gladly. What evidence do you have that Buchanan and Nader were nominated fraudulently? Also, do you think all those Clinton votes in the 1992 and 1996 Democratic primaries were frauds or real?

Perhaps the fact that people have been admitting to it?

Uh, who has been admitting to it? Show me proof.
17  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 08:33:55 am
15-15-15! No matter how this ends up, it needs to go to the House.

Perot will probably win there - the five other votes are for Buchanan and Browne.
18  Presidential Elections - Analysis and Discussion / 2016 U.S. Presidential Election / Re: The "Who is running?" tea leaves thread on: Today at 08:04:07 am
All right then.
19  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: Today at 08:02:31 am
Vote Perot and protest election fraud.  The Republicans should be with us on this.

What election fraud?

Buchanan and Nader in the Reform slot.

But they both won.

By fraud....?  Even if you don't agree, you see what the implication I was going for was, yes?

I see the implication, yes; I was saying that they won in their own right. The only nominee who it could be argued was nominated fraudulently was Leonard Wood.

Now say that again with a straight face Wink

Gladly. What evidence do you have that Buchanan and Nader were nominated fraudulently? Also, do you think all those Clinton votes in the 1992 and 1996 Democratic primaries were frauds or real?
20  General Discussion / Constitution and Law / Re: Abortion Monster Gets Life Sentence on: May 17, 2013, 09:00:15 pm
And this particular individual is indeed foul, pernicious and embarrassing, to say the least.

Yes, he is a human being, however, his actions betray that status.

Even the prosecuting attorney, clearly a legal authority, said to Gosnell during the trial

ARE YOU HUMAN?

A valid statement from the attorney indeed.   

There is no way you can gain or lose human "status". If you are a member of Homo sapiens sapiens, then you are and always will be a human.
21  Presidential Elections - Analysis and Discussion / Election What-ifs? / Re: The Dichotomy: America 1972 on: May 17, 2013, 08:51:23 pm
McGovern!
22  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: May 17, 2013, 08:41:04 pm
Will this split in the left elect Perot? Stay tuned to find out!
23  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: May 17, 2013, 07:50:16 pm
Come on, left!
24  Forum Community / Forum Community / Re: How would the previous poster finish: "The root of all evil is ______"? on: May 17, 2013, 07:48:48 pm
25  General Politics / Individual Politics / Re: 1996 United States Presidential Election on: May 17, 2013, 07:39:42 pm
Hm. I'm torn between Nader and Cuomo, but seeing as Nader's in 2nd and Cuomo's in 3rd, I'm leaning towards calling the whole left to rally behind Nader/Sanders, if we must rally around one of them.
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