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Why the Republicans had to win in 2010 (Poll)

Mon Feb 20, 2012 9:28 AM EST
politics, white-house, congress, bigotry, 2012-elections, racist, war-on-women, divisive, insensitive, anti-women, cold-hearted-gop, republican-dinosaurs
By Ms CYPRAH

Live Poll

Would you like to see the Republicans for another four years?

View Results
  • 176516
    Oh yes, no doubt.
    5%
  • 176517
    Yes, but still need to be convinced.
    0%
  • 176518
    I am not sure.
    7%
  • 176519
    They have not done much to deserve it.
    13%
  • 176520
    Definitely not!
    75%

VoteTotal Votes: 60

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Around election time in 2010, despite the vibes I felt around the Vine that the people were getting restless with the new President, having grown quickly disillusioned, as usually happens after any election, especially when expectations are not being fulfilled fast enough, I predicted that they wouldn't get a majority, or might win by a small margin. I guess I didn't believe that presidential support could have dissipated so quickly, especially when he had only been in office barely two years, and that is very little time to make real changes in a country as big as America.

Nevertheless, despite my optimism for the President, the Republicans came back into power with a swagger.

And that might prove the best thing that happened to this country!

Sometimes things have to get worse before they get better, and with the Republicans showing their true, controlling powers in the last two years, their anti-women stance, their arrogance, racism, bigotry and divisiveness, while honouring none of their promises, the public has had the chance to get a good look at the MEN in power and they not longer like what they see. Can you imagine if the Democrats came back in and people were now cheesed off with them and voted in a Republican president etc for the next four years? Goodness gracious, the country would be in a terrible state by the time the 2016 elections came round.

The current crop of dinosaurs who are calling themselves Republicans, bearing no relation to the compassionate and sensible GOP of old, need to be ousted in November and, like the Labour party in the UK, kept out of office for years until they get their act together, get out of people's bodies and their bedrooms, and put the country first. That was the best thing that happened to Labour, which got their heads back together and then took office for 12 years. Before that, Labour was a divided, arrogant factional group, living in the past, bullying their way into society and trying to impose their outdated views on voters. Out of office for 18 years, thanks to Margaret Thatcher, today we have a different Labour party, more in tune with British reality and economic concerns instead of just ideology.

The Republicans said what the voters wanted to hear in 2010. The voters bought it, and have been incredibly short changed ever since, as this mysogynistic group of people have proceeded to roll back women's rights, to deny equality to members of the community, and to forget all about the economy and jobs, while virtually doing as they please, as though they were still in power. They have no respect for anyone except their paymasters, which shows just how arrogant they are in their beliefs.

In a nutshell, if the Republicans hadn't won, there would still have been this rosy glow of wishful thinking among voters that the party would be the next saviour of the economy and all the woes. Thanks to the elections of 2010, the American people have had their eyes opened to the reality. They do not have to put up with such a selfish group for the next four years, a group who has forgotten their own purpose for being elected. They will be shown the door instead.

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Ms CYPRAH

The Republicans said what the voters wanted to hear in 2010. The voters bought it, and have been incredibly short changed ever since, as this mysogynistic group of people have proceeded to roll back women's rights, to deny equality to members of the community, and to forget all about the economy and jobs, while virtually doing as they please, as though they were still in power. They have no respect for anyone except their paymasters, which shows just how arrogant they are in their beliefs.

  • 4 votes
Reply#1 - Mon Feb 20, 2012 9:31 AM EST
j. johnson-3157491

morning Ms C good one. i'm fired up! this is also something i've talked about before some of us are concentrated on one's also we have heard the right wing propaganda so much with so little if any rebuttal that it was taken as true, that left it open to infuse anything else they wanted without any retribution, this creates that progressive indifference that we have allowed to determine our futures instead of investigating, investigating can be as small as turn to the other channel hell you have a remote it don't cost you nothing, turn the page read the other side. of course they won they had everybody fooled into believing that B S "he's the worse president ever" "he's a Muslim" leaving out all the blocking of everything progressive. only one man did the right thing and he got kicked to the curb. the story the full story is out there all you got do is look, those with computer's have no beef all you need is a mouse click away. they have gotten good at this because they have been doing it for so long.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8UyFCVOGKI

  • 4 votes
#1.1 - Mon Feb 20, 2012 12:25 PM EST
Ms CYPRAH

investigating can be as small as turn to the other channel hell you have a remote it don't cost you nothing,

Indeed, JJ. Thank you.

  • 4 votes
#1.2 - Mon Feb 20, 2012 12:37 PM EST
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bob-1478320

The Republicans said what the voters wanted to hear in 2010. The voters bought it, and have been incredibly short changed ever since

could be applied to obama if you change 2010 to 2008

  • 1 vote
Reply#2 - Mon Feb 20, 2012 12:35 PM EST
Ms CYPRAH

The President hasn;t been the one waging a war on women and obstructing every policy in sight!

  • 5 votes
#2.1 - Mon Feb 20, 2012 12:38 PM EST
bob-1478320

thank god someone has been obstructing his policies or the country would be in a bigger mess than it is now. Obama has turned Harry Truman's "the buck stops here" on its head and now prefers to be referred to as "the Human Boomerang" He said that quote from Harry was overrated and besides it does not appeal to his base.

  • 1 vote
#2.2 - Mon Feb 20, 2012 3:39 PM EST
j. johnson-3157491

bob ____________________________________________________________________________.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8UyFCVOGKI

Bush "you can fool some of the people all of the time and those are the one's you want to concentrate on"

  • 2 votes
#2.3 - Tue Feb 21, 2012 1:12 PM EST
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js-445607

There are many that are so loyal to their party that the party can do no wrong even when it is obstructive and destructive. This is just how it goes at times when people aren't willing to investigate, research and pay close attention to intentions by those they've pledged to follow.

The Republican Party is not the Republican Party it once was. It has been hijacked by the wealthy and religious for their personal agendas and have used the party for their own personal gains. If we remove these posers then the true Conservatives can come back and show us they do love our country and are not trying to destroy it with removing the rights of the people.

  • 3 votes
Reply#3 - Tue Feb 21, 2012 12:13 PM EST
Ms CYPRAH

The Republican Party is not the Republican Party it once was. It has been hijacked by the wealthy and religious for their personal agendas and have used the party for their own personal gains.

Amen to that! it seems to be full of haters now! :o)

  • 3 votes
#3.1 - Tue Feb 21, 2012 12:35 PM EST
j. johnson-3157491

If we remove these posers then the true Conservatives can come back and show us they do love our country and are not trying to destroy it with removing the rights of the people.

hi js sorry i disagree if there were any republicans that could by a stretch be call lover's of this country why have they set on their butts and said nothing, done nothing just be good little comrades, and Heil every time one of their politicians says something hateful an UnAmerican. how can you love something and just punk out when it comes to saving it's life regardless to the circumstance. still much love for you just not that comment. God Bless

  • 3 votes
#3.2 - Tue Feb 21, 2012 1:25 PM EST
js-445607

All's good, j.johnson, love you too. Perhaps it is wishful thinking but there was a time when the GOP attempted to work with the Democrats. It's been a long time, granted, but it would be nice if the party would grow a consciousness and think about what's good for all not just what serves their purposes. As it stands now they are an embarrassment and fodder for ridicule. This really is a disappointment.

  • 2 votes
#3.3 - Thu Feb 23, 2012 11:10 PM EST
Ms CYPRAH

it would be nice if the party would grow a consciousness and think about what's good for all not just what serves their purposes

Wishful thinking, my dear friend, because the Republicans are still n anger and resentment mode since they lost the presidential election. Instead of picking themselves up and renewing their efforts, they prefer to be destructive because anger doesn't build, it only destroys. The trouble with that is only the country - and ultimately themselves - will suffer through that. A fact they will soon realise.

  • 2 votes
#3.4 - Sun Feb 26, 2012 5:17 AM EST
js-445607

Their strategy isn't working for them as we've noticed lately. They have become more determined to twist and malign but now they look like fools for the most part. Political positions are supposed to be a support system for all not just the Political party's favorites that isolate most. There are big changes coming and for those knowing this the GOP is outranked. It's their bad as they brought all this down on themselves. Instead of seeing their errors of their ways they seem to exacerbate them.

  • 2 votes
#3.5 - Sun Feb 26, 2012 12:31 PM EST
Ms CYPRAH

Instead of seeing their errors of their ways they seem to exacerbate them.

A sure sign of people who believe they are not answerable t the public, just themselves and their members! :o(

  • 2 votes
#3.6 - Sun Feb 26, 2012 2:25 PM EST
js-445607

I like how they are exposing themselves, Ms CYPRAH, as I think a lot of the blinded are taking off their blinders. I don't have a huge conservative friend base but those that were talking one way a year ago and talking a new story. I was so surprised and delighted that they actually felt no loyalty to what is presented as their party now.

  • 2 votes
#3.7 - Sun Feb 26, 2012 6:52 PM EST
Ms CYPRAH

There is hope for them yet, JS. Once people begin to see things for themselves, without being lemmings, the end is night.

  • 2 votes
#3.8 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:16 AM EST
Reply
arozen

I wouldn't mind a republican, but none of the morons that are currently running.

Ron Paul is the cloest "main stream", but he is more of a Statist than anything else.

All the rest are too busy flaunting their religous street creds to be taken seriously.

I would definitely vote for someone like Gary Johnson (the republicans ran him out, I guess he was sane), Evan Bayh (a democrat that gave up in frustration at the general retardedness both parties in the house and senate. He was more conservative fiscally than many republics and didn't seem to have to hide behind a religous mask), or even Mitch Daniels (who said hell no to running).

  • 2 votes
Reply#4 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 10:29 AM EST
js-445607

Conservative in itself is not a bad path but lunatic fringe isn't going to cut it for the elections. I am surprised that more aren't standing up and voicing their disapproval at the group running under the GOP banner. If this were my party I'd be walking away at a fast pace right now.

  • 2 votes
#4.1 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 12:19 PM EST
arozen

There isn't anything mainstream to walk to. the closest thing is the Libertarian party. The risk to that party is that you end up with extremists leaving to usurp that party.

When you are not represented by either main party, you are stuck. the fringes leading both sides are painful.

Note: I'd vote for an Evan Byah over a Sanatorum or Obama any day.

  • 1 vote
#4.2 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:02 PM EST
Ms CYPRAH

When you are not represented by either main party, you are stuck. the fringes leading both sides are painful.

A very good observation. Many people must be sick of the extremism and attack on the president.

  • 2 votes
#4.3 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:06 PM EST
arozen

Many are sick of the extremism AND the president.

    #4.4 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:24 PM EST
    Ms CYPRAH

    I am sure, but everyone is entitled to their choices, not just conservatives or TeaPartyiers.

    • 2 votes
    #4.5 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:30 PM EST
    arozen

    They are. If you are not a republican or democrat, no one cares what your choices are. It's somewhat worse than that actually. If you aren't a religous republican, they don't seem to care. If you aren't a staunch liberal democrat, they don't care either. Senator Evan Bayh received a fair amount of hate from his own party (Democrat) because others within the party didn't view him as true. He represented his state well, but others didn't like him.

    Imagine that there were 2 parties in the UK such as Tories and Labour (or possibly 2 parties that are closer togather). Any 3rd party is effectively shutout or rendered inefective. That's what it's like here.

    • 1 vote
    #4.6 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:39 PM EST
    Ms CYPRAH

    Well, we have a third party too which is sharing government for the first time in a Coalition, so I guess tribal instincts always lead to a main group and an opposing group, I guess.

    • 2 votes
    #4.7 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:53 PM EST
    arozen

    In our situation you don't get that 3rd party. You are stuck with 2. And if you aren't the currently powerful demographic within your party, you are relegated to being a grunt and expected to fall in line. Your needs are secondary to the goals of each main group. Ie, If your needs are not within the mail goals of the democratic party and you are a democrat, too bad, but fall in line anyways.

      #4.8 - Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:58 PM EST
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