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kentuck

(115,311 posts) Mon May 14, 2012, 04:55 PM May 2012

Republicans - Are you sure you want to continue this fight? [View all]

There is a better than even chance that Obama will kick your ass.

After all, this is the guy that called the head shot on the Somali "pirate" and rescued their hostage. This is the guy that made the call to go in and shoot Osama Bin Laden in the eye. This is the guy that had the balls to say he supported marriage equality for gays because they were as equal as you and I. This is the guy that orchestrated the over-throw of Omar Khadafy.

Are you sure you want to fuck with this guy?

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Republicans - Are you sure you want to continue this fight? [View all] kentuck May 2012 OP

Well come on . . . all GiftTastic Mitt has to do is wax eloquent about firing workers in Michigan. HughBeaumont May 2012 #1

You mean give up running their candidate? They've been contracted. Puzzled at the OP. freshwest May 2012 #2

The fight they have chosen... kentuck May 2012 #3

Yes, they will continue that fight, it wins elections for them. freshwest May 2012 #7

Obama is doing pretty good, so far.... kentuck May 2012 #8

His team has responded well to their craven attacks, and if we could get the word out, it'll work. freshwest May 2012 #9

What? Give up slime and smear and run a campaign on issues? gratuitous May 2012 #4

If that is their choice...? kentuck May 2012 #5

Heh. It should kinda dawn on a *few* people out there DevonRex May 2012 #6

It's their comfort zone now. The tactic has worked in the past, bluesbassman May 2012 #10

So what happens if Mitten drops out? Rhiannon12866 May 2012 #11

Then Ron Paul gets the GOP nod by default. Jamaal510 May 2012 #12

Well, that would certainly be interesting... Rhiannon12866 May 2012 #15

They will continue the fight because they correctly believe they can win hayrow1 May 2012 #13

But he doesn't have the balls to put the Wall St. crooks in prison. Hotler May 2012 #14

I'm not holding my breath waiting for that to happen Raine May 2012 #16

This was my thought from the beginning---Why even try, what a waste of money? panader0 May 2012 #17

Tampa will be a hell of a lot of fun to watch. Pass the butter. Initech May 2012 #18

You are using logic. Republicans ignore that. Obama is a Democrat so he's weak. Period. Kablooie May 2012 #19