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What do you think about use of those tactics in political campaigns? Do they influence your decisions? How?
"Consider George Washington, the object of bitter political attacks. Anti-Federalist newspapers called him a horse beater, a gambler, a tyrannical monster, a most horrid swearer and blasphemer."
And that's kind of mild. Search Political Mudslinging History for much, much, more.
What HAS changed is the frequency with which we hear about it. 200 years ago, if a senator in Ohio called his opponent a rabid dog with the morals of a drunken adulterer, you probably wouldn't know about it. Now even the pettiest squabbles will come at you from your paper, your TV, your computer, your smartphone...
Indeed very sad, that citizens can no longer take responsibility for the poor decisions that they make and we taxpayers have to bail them out.
Obama's agenda : Make people dependant on government and take away their freedoms. Sounds an awful lot like socialism to me.
I like the idea of a hand up not a handout.
And lets be honest, was Mitt really the best guy for the job? His own party slammed him for flip flopping and being a vulture capitalist. They didnt trust him, hell he could be just as responsible for this high unemployment rate, he closed factories and sold them for profits and shipped the job overseas. He also wanted to cut civil service jobs; police, firefighters and even teachers. But like anything else im sure he backed off of that and took a more moderate stance, even though his party, wanted him to be more conservative.
You could say that Mitt was the lesser of two evils, but at the end of the day your still voting for evil.
As i said before and ill say it again, the media is dividing this country in 2 and until people start to do their own research and stop listening to fox/msnbc/cnn etc. to get their opinions made for them. our situation wont improve.
do you think mandatory background checks are needed from coast to coast for buying guns of any kind.
I will say we already have this in my state but I think it is being
abused because other states not having the same rules make it hard to control even in states that have this rule
I am for tougher gun rules
Judy:)
it is just that maybe a few of the gun killings not all will be more difficult for the perps to do .
and the majority of gun Violence is in states with zero gun laws
and it is so easy to drive to another state so the efforts we put into gun laws in the States that have them is rather wasted
Hugs Judy:)
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