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In reply to the discussion: It's November 7th and Rick Santorum is President-elect: How did it Happen? [View all]I stated my views were conservative in 2000. That is a long time ago, you know. As far as gay marriage... the view that government should not recognize marriage as an institution is not "conservative" I would say that view is simply out of the mainstream.
I am a strong democratic voter. However, as I said in 2010, I don't do groupthink. You apparently do.
I am a strong democratic voter. However, as I said in 2010, I don't do groupthink. You apparently do.
...that so? Here:
I am 29, and a active duty Captain in the Army. Currently the Army is sending me to graduate school. Been to Iraq twice and have slowly turned from a moderate Republican to a moderate to semi-liberal democrat.
I take it you meant the second Iraq war? Now considering the war started in 2003, and you went on two tours of duty, when did you switch from Republican to Democrat, for the 2004 election? Was that between your first and second tour?
No, I don't do "groupthink." I do calling out inconsitencies and engaging in debates that make sense: Not speculating about what a postmortem discussion if Santorum won, and identifying which states he would win. I blame this kind of thinking on "bad teachers," maybe even home schooling.
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It's November 7th and Rick Santorum is President-elect: How did it Happen? [View all]
BrentWil
Feb 2012
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I'm going to let the Obama re-elect team do that for me. They are far better than I am at
CTyankee
Feb 2012
#4
No, to suggest that I must be a Santorum voter because I dare to want to do an
BrentWil
Feb 2012
#35
Well, he and his Secretary of defense have said all options are on the table...
BrentWil
Feb 2012
#59
They already are. Check down thread. Economic downturn is the most likely event
BrentWil
Feb 2012
#19
santorum president on november 7th: here's the most plausible scenario (and it takes a lot):
unblock
Feb 2012
#9
Probably none. It might be the only election in history where one candidate gets all EC votes.
HopeHoops
Feb 2012
#15
I'd put my money on all. Who the fuck would vote for Mr. Frothy in a general election?
HopeHoops
Feb 2012
#27
Because millions of people all over the country simultaneously decide they love the taste of shit
Warren DeMontague
Feb 2012
#45
Useless exercise, imo. Might as well say, "Sarah Palin is President-elect: How did it happen?
yellowcanine
Feb 2012
#61