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At 10/20/12 07:28 AM, Insanctuary wrote: One is a rich, constipated monkey and the other is a blithering monkey that slips on its own banana peels.

I don't trust either of them, all for different reasons.

In the case of Our Current President of 2008, he broke promises, he promised to bring the ecomany back on it's feet, he broke it among with other promises, I keep saying the same thing, yet people still want to vote for this man for the 2012 elections?!?!?

And in the case of Mitt Romney, he intends to violate the Wall of Separation between State and Religion, heak he won't even last a full term in the Oval Office if he actually wins, he'll be put on trail and be removed from office afterwords.

This is why Independents are rising to power, this is why a number of people of both political parites are defaulting and those who haven't defaulted will find themselves in heavy opposition of Independents for they will become a powerful force within the Political Game.

In all due respects, I'm sick of it, I'm sick and tired of this two political party system whacking things out of proportion not meant to be whacked out of proportion, this is why there not thinking about the locals within the United States of America itself. To put it simple, both the Republican Party and Democrat Party have gone dysfunctional, they think of only themselves just as much as our Current President of 2008 thinks only of himself and himself only.

Independents will rise to power, Rise of the Independents is officially at hand.

At 10/30/12 11:26 PM, Thecrazyman wrote:

And in the case of Mitt Romney, he intends to violate the Wall of Separation between State and Religion, heak he won't even last a full term in the Oval Office if he actually wins, he'll be put on trail and be removed from office afterwords.

He wants to merge church and state? Where?

I'm voting for mickey mouse.

Honestly, though, the world keeps on spinning, and good things will keep happening no matter who wins. (For the sake of the tally, though, I voted for Romney on my absentee ballot)

At 10/31/12 06:03 PM, Austerity wrote: In the awful event that Obama does win the election, he should be impeached over his shit handling of the Libya situation.

In the likely event of an Obama victory he will not be impeached over something that blatantly trivial and validly, albeit controversially, rooted in the Constitutional text.

Get over yourself.