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Excellent post Fred44.
As long as Republicans continue to blame losing on everyone but themselves, as long as they continue the rhetoric of "givers" and "takers" and continue to believe that nearly half of this great country is made up of freeloaders, takers, and lazy welfare queens...... then they will continue to lose elections. Fine by me.
They should have had this election in the bag. Imagine how catastrophic the loss would have been had they been running against a more popular incumbent and a thriving economy.
As a moderate who's political beliefs are all over the spectrum, I wanted to vote for someone other than Obama, the Republicans quickly reminded me however of why I am no longer a Republican. I was very disappointed in Romney and particularly the 47% nonsense, that was the final straw that drove me to vote for Obama.
As far as voter fraud is concerned, this comes up every single time that Republicans lose a race; I have yet to see any hard evidence that isn't quickly debunked validating the claim. Oh let me guess.... it's the lame stream media keeping it hidden and under wraps?
Lost in DC,
Interesting comment about science, because last I checked it was the Republicans who are the anti-science party.
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