I Voted today.

[Figbash]

Headed out now to vote. I like to think of it as cancelling out the vote of one racist/misogynistic asshole.
Seem to be plenty of those around nowadays.

[CapnAwesome]

If you haven't voted yet, DO IT, Tuesday the 6th is election day. 

I know where you live. I do, planet earth.

That's right. Off to vote Republican.

[Brian37]

If you haven't voted yet, DO IT, Tuesday the 6th is election day. 

I know where you live. I do, planet earth.

That's right. Off to vote Republican.

You have the right to staple your nuts to the wall, but I wouldn't recommend it.

[CapnAwesome]

That's right. Off to vote Republican.

You have the right to staple your nuts to the wall, but I wouldn't recommend it.

I wasn't even going to vote until I saw this thread. Thanks again for reminding me.

[Brian37]

Good for you. Not questioning your intent, I am suggesting to you based on the BEHAVIOR of the GOP nationally since Reagan, you might consider that you are being conned. 

Let me see if I understand this:  If wyzas votes for a republican who promises to expand healthcare, it's a bad idea.  But if he votes for a democrat who promises to expand healthcare, that's a good idea?

Double standard much, Bri?

Boru

No double standard. I am pointing out the shell game the GOP plays. They will act like social safety nets will kill red states, hypocritically take the money anyway then gut other things to compensate for what they hypocritically lie and take anyway.

Typical street side Vegas ball and cup scam.

[CapnAwesome]

Not looking for a perfect world, so please don't accuse me of that.

I didn't; stay focused.

I am saying right now in our current state out of the two parties, only one is looking to turn back the clock, and while I would LOVE compromise, for far too long the GOP has taken way to much advantage of that. 

You'd have to be blind after 8 years of the GOP trying to undue the ACA to fall for their new claim that they will protect pre-existing conditions. Leopards do not change their spots. And that is just one con they are pulling.

It's a bit ironic that you followed a comment about the lack of compromise with a comment about the ACA.

Trying to stay on topic and using the ACA as an example...
I understand that you think the ACA is good legislation, but I don't understand why you think those that oppose it aren't looking out for their self-interest. If I was a woman that had a hysterectomy or was post menopausal, why would I want a policy that includes maternity coverage? My intent is not to argue the merits of the ACA, but provide another example where it's not unreasonable to conclude that somebody that votes for a Republican is doing so for her self-interest.

Brian does stay on topic. The same two or three topics, over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

I don't think it really matters what you say.

[Brian37]

You have the right to staple your nuts to the wall, but I wouldn't recommend it.

I wasn't even going to vote until I saw this thread. Thanks again for reminding me.

For reminding you what? That the GOP is going to lead us to another Bush Jr crash down the road? Good for you, you go with your bad self, just don't come bitching to me if they keep power, because if they do, that is exactly what will happen.

[brewer]

Voting done. Now I can't wait for the ad's to be over, phone to stop ringing and Brian to fuck off.

[CapnAwesome]

I wasn't even going to vote until I saw this thread. Thanks again for reminding me.

For reminding you what? That the GOP is going to lead us to another Bush Jr crash down the road? Good for you, you go with your bad self, just don't come bitching to me if they keep power, because if they do, that is exactly what will happen.

Too late, I'm voting right now, I literally am voting Republican just for you.

[Brian37]

I didn't; stay focused.


It's a bit ironic that you followed a comment about the lack of compromise with a comment about the ACA.  

Trying to stay on topic and using the ACA as an example...
I understand that you think the ACA is good legislation, but I don't understand why you think those that oppose it aren't looking out for their self-interest.  If I was a woman that had a hysterectomy or was post menopausal, why would I want a policy that includes maternity coverage?  My intent is not to argue the merits of the ACA, but provide another example where it's not unreasonable to conclude that somebody that votes for a Republican is doing so for her self-interest.

Brian does stay on topic. The same two or three topics, over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

I don't think it really matters what you say.

You are right, it does not matter what I say. That is true, but facts are facts regardless of what I say, and the fact is Reagan's trickle down economics DOES NOT WORK.