So wait how is wanting to get out of Iraq, lowering taxes, and limiting government psychopathic again?

Anyway Obama probably shouldn't have said that stuff about Pennsylvanians that made him lose, but it was pretty much the truth.

Yeah, I'm not by any means trying to label anybody with any sort of stereotype. Just that those people DO exist.

I think McCain is fantastic.

I'm too lazy to check and see if you've expounded on this one.

What is so fantastic about McCain?

What is so fantastic about Clinton or Obama?

I'm too lazy to check and see if you've expounded on this one.

What is so fantastic about McCain?

What is so fantastic about Clinton or Obama?

Woo, the awesomeness continues to come from every single pore of TFE.

Anyways, I just think that Obama and Clinton have said some things I disagree with, which is why I question everyone's superlatively positive things said about them.

Woo, the awesomeness continues to come from every single pore of TFE.

Aww, Ron Paul's psychotic! I don't understand the whole cult mentality for him. Or Obama for that matter, though I do support him.
You know what would have been an interesting match-up? Ron Paul v. Dennis Kucinich for president.

That's why.

Ron Paul doesn't seem to be that sane. This book bomb seems to be a cry for attention.

*snootily sips on brandy*

Ahh. See, I wasn't sure if it was his or not.

Ron Paul must have fangirls then.

"Hence the cult mentality thing. Anyone whose followers are that deranged probably can't be trusted," he said hypocritically, though he had supported and voted for Barack Obama, whose cult following had extended to the point where people wrote songs and poems about him.

I just mean overall. People who are so wrapped up in the movement that they vehemently argue that he still has a chance of being the Republican nominee, people who like follow him around the country and stuff.

Plus, like I said before, I like the Department of Education.

It may not be a very good system now, but why just totally abolish it? Don't we desperately need to improve America's educational system if we want to keep our current status in the world? We shouldn't just totally delete all the infrastructure, we should work on repairing it.

But I'm no analyst or anything, so I don't really have any idea what I'm talking about.

It may not be a very good system now, but why just totally abolish it? Don't we desperately need to improve America's educational system if we want to keep our current status in the world? We shouldn't just totally delete all the infrastructure, we should work on repairing it.

But I'm no analyst or anything, so I don't really have any idea what I'm talking about.

Nonononononono.

He wants to get rid of the department of education at the FEDERAL LEVEL. Not entirely. That's as much of a misquote as the 100-years-McCain thing. Because right now, the department of education at the national level doesn't do much other than take tax money and take power away from the states.

I don't like the idea of putting gay marriage on the states, just because of what it can do.
If Johnny and Greg are married (legally) in a state, say Nebraska (don't think they recognize gay marriage, but assume they do) and Johhny is able to have insurance as Greg's husband through Greg's employer, then they move to another state that does not recognize gay marriage, say, South Dakota, then Johnny can lose his insurance.

Patchwork laws don't work.
I say just go ahead and legalize (or whatever the word is) or ban gay marriage at the federal level and be done with it. Actually, legalizing it wouldn't bother me at all. I'm married and I feel that every person on this planet has the right to be as miserable as I am (I kid, I kid... about the miserable part, anyway).

Patchwork laws don't work.
I say just go ahead and legalize (or whatever the word is) or ban gay marriage at the federal level and be done with it. Actually, legalizing it wouldn't bother me at all. I'm married and I feel that every person on this planet has the right to be as miserable as I am (I kid, I kid... about the miserable part, anyway).

I don't know, whenever I hear someone gushing about how Ron Paul is the next Lincoln/Jesus, I become filled with suspicion. I'm a cynical kinda guy, when it comes to politics.

I don't know, whenever I hear someone gushing about how Ron Paul is the next Lincoln/Jesus, I become filled with suspicion. I'm a cynical kinda guy, when it comes to politics.