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I1 “I wish that I had been the first one to coin it. Flip Flop and Flim Flam fits on a sticker.”
I2 “Fading NObama stickers still adorn many bumpers.”
I1 “Lyin’ Ryan is resonating.”
I2 “Smokin’ Joe puts on a smokin’ show.”
I1 “What do we do now?”
I2 “Choose between Tweedledee and Tweedledum.”
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I1 “Yet there is a difference between the two candidates. I hold O’Bama to the high standards he has set, although he has not met them. Romney does not have any standards other than the acquisition of money and the pursuit of power at any cost. He already acquired one and is now pursuing the other.”
I2 “If he runs the country the way he ran the company Bain Capital, then he will run the country into the ground. He will fire 40 percent of the American workers, leave the country burdened with unmanageable debt, claim that he increased employment by the 60 percent of the population that remains employed, and walk away with all the money.”
I1 “What if China refuses to fund Romney’s desire to invade China.”
I2 “Dredging up the ‘neo-cons’ who instigated the Iraq travesty is a disturbing development. Those treasonous chickenhawks are itching to start a war with Iran, even though America may have already committed acts of war against Iran that justify Iran attacking America.”
I1 “Are they ‘old-cons’? They should be cons, but as always the ruling class escapes indictment and incarceration in public housing.”
I2 “So they are not cons. With a subtext of racism, this election revives the debate whether America should start World War III or not.”
I1 “World War III still strikes me as a bad idea.”
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[I1 = Independent Voter; I2 = . . . ]
Bumper stickers of the week:
10 percent of those who are allowed to vote in 10 states will dictate the next President
Snipers for O’Bama
LGBTs For Romney
My vote cancels your vote
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