(09-17-2012 05:17 PM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(09-17-2012 04:15 PM)smn1256 Wrote:  OK, so if he's a big spending liberal then why won't you vote for him?

Not enough experience being president and weak on foreign policy.

Did you vote for Obama last election? If so you aren't very consistent.

(09-17-2012 10:10 PM)AtlanticLeague Wrote:  In 2008, Obama went around saying, "hey, I'm not a Republican!" and because of the train wreck that is the modern GOP, that's all it took to get me to vote for him over McPalin.

Romney is running around saying he has a plan to solve our budget and economic problems. Great, how does it work? Oh, he won't say? Then sorry, he doesn't get credit. Or at the very least, I don't expect analysis to just give him assumptions he can't back up with specifics.

Ah, so as long as someone doesn't say they have a plan and speaks in lofty rhetoric with no specifics but gives you warm fuzzies, that gets your vote.

But if someone says they have a plan, tells you their plan is to close loopholes, but doesn't say which ones, well that's just unacceptable.

So the key to your vote is to offer no plan at all and just make you feel good. True to liberal form.

(09-17-2012 11:14 PM)Smaug Wrote:  So, what's your rationale for voting for Obama in '12?

Surely the last four years haven't been lost on you.

I haven't voted yet.

I have not seen a plan form either side that will do a damn thing to the deficit. So what?