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Now that we live in the United Socialist States of America (USSA) get what you need now before all wealth is confiscated.
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This is a sad day.

I fear what the next four years will bring. Our only chance is for the Congress to come together. With attitudes and political objectives like those of Mitch McConnell - it is doubtful that that will happen.

I have nothing to lose now. I have already lost my financial foundation.
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I have to agree. If we are to move forward, Congress overhaul is a must.
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Am I the only one here who got a good nights sleep ?:cool: Now maybe we can get back to more important matters, making sawdust.
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fredsheldon wrote:Am I the only one here who got a good nights sleep ?:cool: Now maybe we can get back to more important matters, making sawdust.
I don't know what you are talking about. I have been making saw dust during all of this.
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Post by fixit »

I am sad to see our country heading toward a Godless, socialist future.

Unless we somehow restore individual self-reliance and eliminate willing acceptance of increased dependency in our general population, we will never again see the greatness our nation experienced in the past.

God help us for only He is powerful enough to save us from ourselves. I pray our progeny have a better short term future than I now foresee.

Having said that I actually do believe our country will survive and in the long run come roaring back to greatness. I am sad I probably will not be around to witness that day.
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Until the majority of Americans see it your way we will continue down this path for better or worse. We need to make the best of it and try not obstruct progress.
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fredsheldon wrote:Am I the only one here who got a good nights sleep ?:cool: Now maybe we can get back to more important matters, making sawdust.
I was greatly relieved. I can't honestly say I know what kind of president Romney would've made. But I think it's weird that, after nearly 4 years in office, people still paint Obama as some kind of radical.
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and there are also people that still believe the ridiculous "birther" argument.

You can't sway or change those with fanatical beliefs so don't bother.
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Raised and mentored by marxists/communists/socialists (whatever you want to call them), hung around with marxists/communists/socialists in college, joined at least one marxist/communist/socialist political group in Chicago, went to church for 20+ years led by a marxist/communist/socialist, surrounded himself with marxists/communists/socialists from academia as cabinet members and czars (for example, does the name Van Jones ring a bell?).

Nope, he's not a radical at all.:rolleyes:
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