LumRaiderFan

  No confusion here...I am not happy with Democrats or Republicans, but Republicans are a whole lot closer to my views than Democrats so that's how I vote.   If a Democrat was running for President that was pro-second amendment, pro- small gov, pro-lower taxes, pro-military...I would vote for them.   I do like the sir thing...keep it up.  :)

  That's one of our problems in this country...too many guessers, not enough knowers.   You would think this would interest someone enough to find out why, but it probably won't.

  Hmmm...no link?   Against the rules...but I can't blame you for being ashamed of the likely source.

  Which path are you referring to?     Be sure to fully explain instead of your usual drive by comments with an added  ;) .

And some of those that are applauding the sinking of the Republican ship admit they don't like the results this President is producing...they just know they don't like Republicans.     ...such a confused lot.

And aren't we so lucky that he wants to spread this top notch healthcare management to all in the form of Obamacare.

  Nope...sorry...you are the one that seems to think planning a gay pride parade makes you a better man.   If you are going to say it, "come on out" and own it!

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  Good point...too many low information and/or entitlement minded voters will definitely kill the Republican party.

The families of 3000 Kurds may disagree.

Freudian slip on your part maybe....hmmmm.

Really?

Don't need fixing...November 2014 is what I'm talking about. Now November 2016 is a different story.

I think we'll see in November that the Republican party isn't dead.

Exactly right...and I don't recall those making this argument holding up Beck and Kelly in high esteem in the past.

Missed my point...I was simply pointing out that Bush received much more criticism than this President...in general, but neither he or his administration whined about it.

Can't make this stuff up.

I think you're right...it isn't worth the debate.

Iraq was a decision made by both sides, Bush didn't just decide to go in on his own. And the bubble that led to the recession... Like I said, Google it and be sure to look for the names Frank and Dodd. The recession has lasted too long and Iraq is a mess because of the Obama administration...that is the truth. If you don't want to debate it and feel it's a waste of time...fine by me.

People were employed under Bush and unemployment was fairly low. The housing bubble was caused by Democrats and the Bush administration actually tried to sound the alarm but the Dems deflected. (Google it) There were WMDs and all the Dems were on board with both wars so you can't go there. He wasn't perfect but he was a much better President than Obama, and much better than Hillary will be. Both are very unqualified to be President. And on one point we'll agree...I don't want to see another Bush as President either.

If you think it has been awful, why would you want more of it with Hillary?

We lost our parade Queen...King??? recently. I'll be glad to be in charge...event cancelled! :)

NT, guess what? Cheyney's not in office any more.