Sitting on the deck chair's of the titanic (pt.1)

[88Mariner]

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he isn't relevant because the media says he isn't relevant.

[Jenks]

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the reason to why he is or isn't relevant doesn't matter at this point in the election process, the fact is: he isn't.

[thesightless]

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jenks, that attitude is why we are where we are. its like "well, i dont really like the tacos or the burritos, but the tacos give me less indigestion so ill take it." even though your favorite food is being offered next door.

MAKE THEM RELEVANT.

dont concede your wishes to a hostage situation because they give you no choice. the good thing about this place is that in the end, we control what happens. it may take more than one election, but i think more than 3/4 of this country are fed up and secretly wish to find someone more appealing.

[88Mariner]

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MAKE THEM RELEVANT.

more powerful than "ENOUGH!" imo

[Jenks]

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The longer the election goes on the more annoyed i am with all of it. I pretty much can't stand all parties involved at this point.

[88Mariner]

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it's not a flip flop in my book if you embrace stronger, more rational, and intelligent principles.

it's actually a bit like obama refusing public financing of his campaign. republicans skewered him over something they should have praised him for.

[Jenks]

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^yeah, i edited my comment out about barr being a flip flopping douce politician just like the rest of them, before you posted. sorry. lol.

but since you pointed it out, it's not even remotely the same as obama refusing public financing. barr flipped on some pretty core beliefs.

[88Mariner]

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^ true but all for the better.

granted it's not sqaurely fitting of obama's rejection of campaign financing, but it was trying to illustrate it i guess. and i sucked at it

it would be like if mccain came out tomorrow and said, "you know what? we need to get rid of all these government departments and stuff. and the OSS? well screw that, it's not necessary to have a domestic surveillance agency.....it would be disastrous to civil liberties"

that would be flip-flopping, but good. hell, i'd even vote for him. (me flp-floppin')

[Jenks]

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i get what you're saying, i just don't buy it. a crock of shit, if you will.

[thesightless]

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barr flipped his thoughts, (unlike the rest of them) after he found the truth. no one else had the gall to admit it./ he did and he worked to fix it. john, barak, hillary, and joe all worked on pandering for votes.