A person that does not believe in god or religion should not be forced to marry in a church, no more than anyone should be forced into what to believe. 

And if that was a joke it was a very poor one. 

As for abortion, I am for expanding it. Retroactive abortion. 

But if the government is only allowed to create personal partnerships and not marriages then everyone would get the same treatment, including benefits.

Going back to the subject here, it's been two weeks and there's no doubt picking Ryan was disastrous. No independent is saying, "Finally, Romney embraced a plan to cut taxes on the richest Americans and give people turning 65 a coupon for health coverage."

Either they found out Marco Rubio has some unsolvable stain on his record, or they're making sure he's not part of this losing campaign, so he'll able able to run clean in 2016.

Posted by stinenavy on 8/24/2012 6:18:00 PM (view original):
Going back to the subject here, it's been two weeks and there's no doubt picking Ryan was disastrous. No independent is saying, "Finally, Romney embraced a plan to cut taxes on the richest Americans and give people turning 65 a coupon for health coverage."

Either they found out Marco Rubio has some unsolvable stain on his record, or they're making sure he's not part of this losing campaign, so he'll able able to run clean in 2016.

First: You're not a Republican and you sure as hell aren't a conservative.

Second:  From your purview,  where did you find this superpower to call the nation?   PMSNBC?

Turd:  You are one. A smallish robot working for Der fuhrer. Spewing **** out your Nazi ***.

Go buy a shirt your DemoNazi masters sent out of country to some slave shop.

For Obama to win in November he must move the conversation away from the economy, his performance and ideas.  Akin has been happy to oblige to that end.

And when the **** will the media pick up the story where a Dem ***** a little underage boy at a truck stop and the Dems say it's OK and they will keep supporting a felon pervert?

Posted by stinenavy on 8/24/2012 6:18:00 PM (view original):
Going back to the subject here, it's been two weeks and there's no doubt picking Ryan was disastrous. No independent is saying, "Finally, Romney embraced a plan to cut taxes on the richest Americans and give people turning 65 a coupon for health coverage."

Either they found out Marco Rubio has some unsolvable stain on his record, or they're making sure he's not part of this losing campaign, so he'll able able to run clean in 2016.

Yes, he's been horrible.  The polls (which all oversample Dems) say the race is a tie, even when the Obama Campaign is spending money like crazy.  And in fact, more money than they are taking in.  So yes, how horrible.

The simple fact of the matter is the economy sucks, no policy of Obama's has helped, and gas prices are increasing.  That, plus the fact undecideds usually break for the challenger, means that Obama is in big, big trouble.

Posted by occsid on 8/24/2012 2:09:00 PM (view original):
Romney went full birther today at a rally in Michigan saying, "No one ever asked to see my birth certificate."

Okay, I want to see his birth certificate then. You never know, he may actually be a Canuck

(To those of you planning to vote for Romney, that was called sarcasm)

Posted by tdkienholz on 8/25/2012 7:02:00 PM (view original):

Posted by occsid on 8/24/2012 2:09:00 PM (view original):
Romney went full birther today at a rally in Michigan saying, "No one ever asked to see my birth certificate."

Okay, I want to see his birth certificate then. You never know, he may actually be a Canuck

(To those of you planning to vote for Romney, that was called sarcasm)

It kills me that the media is treating this like a gaffe. That they all didnt laugh it off and tell the workd that it wasnt serious.

This bias is getting really bad.

At least in the past the media pretended to maintain some balance!

Oh dear. It looks like the baby Jesus really wants to give the GOP haters a "come to Jesus" moment! Something tells me they won't take the hint:

Tropical Storm Isaac was hugging the northern coastline of eastern Cuba on Saturday after claiming at least four lives in Haiti. Isaac should become a Category 1 hurricane on Sunday just as it nears the Florida Keys, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said, and then grow into an even stronger Category 2 storm with 100 mph winds.

Isaac "could be significantly stronger than currently forecast" once it enters the Gulf of Mexico, the center said in an advisory.It will first sweep past southwest Florida and the Florida Keys, where "hurricane conditions are expected ... Sunday," it said in a separate update.

Isaac is a massive storm, with tropical storm-force winds extending 230 miles from the center. Key West International Airport was halting all flights at 7 p.m. Saturday until the storm had passed.

So now, instead of moving the nomination vote from Wednesday to Monday, the Republicans are moving it to Tuesday instead. Just right!

TAMPA, Fla. -- Republicans announced Saturday that they had effectively canceled the first day of its convention for safety concerns associated with an impending hurricane.

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement that "the Republican National Convention will convene on Monday August 27th and immediately recess until Tuesday afternoon, August 28th."

That move essentially postpones the activities of the first of four scheduled days of the convention. But Priebus said in a conference call with reporters that the details of the revised schedule were not yet settled, and could be announced as soon as Sunday.

"The Republican National Convention is going to take place. We know that we will officially nominate Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan," he said.

Romney will now be formally nominated as the Republican Party's presidential candidate on Tuesday instead of Monday, said Russ Schriefer, a senior strategist for the Romney campaign.

"Right now, we expect that the roll call will just take place on Tuesday," he said.

Posted by nickbracco on 8/26/2012 4:12:00 PM (view original):

Support religious based charity and oppose government hand out programs: Republicans

Support government hand out programs and oppose any Religion or religous based program:Democrats

You decide what party that Jesus would want to stop!

Posted by nickbracco on 8/26/2012 4:19:00 PM (view original):
You have no clue swamp........stop trying to make corrections to my posts you dumb fat ******. I already know what you think.

So I should stop correcting the lies you are spreading about the Republicans?

Dont hold your breath!