Mallard Fillmore 6/18

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The Daily Sun's comic strip of Mallard Fillmore was funny today. It showed Mitt Romney with his new campaign slogan, "Romney - Because I'm All You Have!"

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He's the only one on our side because obama isn't

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He's the only one on our side because obama isn't

Yes, you are right. President Obama is a Democrat and "your side" are not Democrats.:ohdear:

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The Daily Sun's comic strip of Mallard Fillmore was funny today. It showed Mitt Romney with his new campaign slogan, "Romney - Because I'm All You Have!"

Hey buggyone still at it huh? Do you recognize that a Mitt Romney at rest is worth two times a double talking Obama.

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Romney is the only chance we have to save our nation at this point in history. Obama has been a complete disaster and his adverse effects on our nation in less than four years have been catastrophic.

Romney may not be perfect, but he is definitely the better of the two. There's really no option if you love America.

Barack Hussein Obama: The biggest government spender in world history

President Obama: The Biggest Government Spender In World History - Forbes (http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterferrara/2012/06/14/president-obama-the-biggest-government-spender-in-world-history/)

National Debt has increased more under Obama than under Bush - Political Hotsheet - CBS News (http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57400369-503544/national-debt-has-increased-more-under-obama-than-under-bush/)

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Romney is the only chance we have to save our nation at this point in history. Obama has been a complete disaster and his adverse effects on our nation in less than four years have been catastrophic.

Romney may not be perfect, but he is definitely the better of the two. There's really no option if you love America.

Barack Hussein Obama: The biggest government spender in world history

President Obama: The Biggest Government Spender In World History - Forbes (http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterferrara/2012/06/14/president-obama-the-biggest-government-spender-in-world-history/)

National Debt has increased more under Obama than under Bush - Political Hotsheet - CBS News (http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57400369-503544/national-debt-has-increased-more-under-obama-than-under-bush/)

And to have a president who has no respect for the laws of the country that he is supposed to lead is something that I hope is put out there in strong terms during the campaign. I think CHARACTER is a big issue in 2012

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And to have a president who has no respect for the laws of the country that he is supposed to lead is something that I hope is put out there in strong terms during the campaign. I think CHARACTER is a big issue in 2012

Bucco: if you recall liberals made it clear that "character didn't matter" during the Clinton era and look what that got us.

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Bucco: if you recall liberals made it clear that "character didn't matter" during the Clinton era and look what that got us.


Under Bill Clinton: 23 million jobs created, three balanced budgets, zero unfunded wars, left a huge surplus, and left office with a 70% approval rating

Under George Bush: three million jobs created, two unfunded wars, squandered a huge surplus, no balanced budget, and left office with a 22% appoval rating. Was recently rated the worst president in US history.

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Amazing that a comic strip duck enrages the wubers, isn't it? :boxing2:

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i like the bumper sticker slogan my conservative buddy sent me - "i'll take the mormon over the moron". :0

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Amazing that a comic strip duck enrages the wubers, isn't it? :boxing2:

Do you even understand what you read or write. Who's post is showing outrage? Besides, you're the one who posted the thread. All you posted was a sentence; you didn't post the comic strip. It was a sentence worth discussing; at least you thought so.

Are you just here to bait people and even though that didn't really happen you are acting as if it did?

Whenever I think I know you, you confuse me again.

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Amazing that a comic strip duck enrages the wubers, isn't it? :boxing2:

It doesn't amaze me at all. :shrug:

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Under Bill Clinton: 23 million jobs created, three balanced budgets, zero unfunded wars, left a huge surplus, and left office with a 70% approval rating

Under George Bush: three million jobs created, two unfunded wars, squandered a huge surplus, no balanced budget, and left office with a 22% appoval rating. Was recently rated the worst president in US history.

janmcn: and you know what made the total difference? Clinton had a domiinant Repiblican Congress whereas Obama had a dominant Democratic Congress. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Timing is everything so pause and then act upon the liberal fall back position and blame Bush.

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Under Bill Clinton: 23 million jobs created, three balanced budgets, zero unfunded wars, left a huge surplus, and left office with a 70% approval rating

Under George Bush: three million jobs created, two unfunded wars, squandered a huge surplus, no balanced budget, and left office with a 22% appoval rating. Was recently rated the worst president in US history.

I am no expert in finance believe me. When I read an article like the following it re-enforces how little I know. This is a long article, but tries to articulate some details deeper than Bill Clinton was great, George Bush was a dope....

Dissent Magazine - Summer 2008 Issue - The Legacy of the Clin... (http://www.dissentmagazine.org/article/?article=1229)

Here is a paragraph to get you interested :evil6:



Chickens Come Home to Roost

HISTORY SHOULD deal harshly with Bill Clinton. Throughout his terms, real wages stagnated, manufacturing and service jobs moved overseas in large numbers, and the middle class was squeezed. With the federal government asleep at the wheel, there was a significant rise in predatory lending practices by banks and mortgage companies. By Clinton’s final years in office, all of these trends had contributed to an ominous rise in delinquencies and foreclosures on subprime mortgage loans. This was particularly pronounced in urban America. In Chicago, for instance, foreclosures on subprime mortgages rose from 131 in 1993 to more than 5,000 in 1999.