In article ,
says...


You're right about alienating women, Latinos, and the young. Through the poor, welfare recipients in
there also.

The RNC needs to get its collective head out of its ass.

Thank you, I needed that.


Damn, you're flip-flopping faster than Mitt.
You only forgot to support gay marriage.
You and the RNC might as well just become Democrats.
Isn't that a cynical sell-out of your "values?"
Seems you're in a real bad spot there.
Hope Scotty doesn't see this.
Wait a minute....
Did you mean the RNC should reverse their platform, lie, and say they
are pro-choice, pro-immigration reform, and that being poor or on
welfare is sometimes acceptable? Just pretend to be Democrats?
What the hell!?!? I don't get it. Lying won't work. You have to
produce.
I say stick up for your values! Get that chin up high!

In article ,
says...

On Fri, 9 Nov 2012 18:22:33 -0600, Boating All Out
wrote:

In article ,
says...


You're right about alienating women, Latinos, and the young. Through the poor, welfare recipients in
there also.

The RNC needs to get its collective head out of its ass.

Thank you, I needed that.


Damn, you're flip-flopping faster than Mitt.
You only forgot to support gay marriage.
You and the RNC might as well just become Democrats.
Isn't that a cynical sell-out of your "values?"
Seems you're in a real bad spot there.
Hope Scotty doesn't see this.
Wait a minute....
Did you mean the RNC should reverse their platform, lie, and say they
are pro-choice, pro-immigration reform, and that being poor or on
welfare is sometimes acceptable? Just pretend to be Democrats?
What the hell!?!? I don't get it. Lying won't work. You have to
produce.
I say stick up for your values! Get that chin up high!

Therein lies the problem. Nobody should have to compromise their core
values, but if their values vary significantly from the majority, they
shouldn't be surprised if they receive little acceptance and support.

I know that hurts. I don't have an answer, but there might be some
form of compromise, if possible. Perhaps not.

A tough nut to crack.

The republicans are the party of NO, there is no compromise for them,
and that's why they lost.

"iBoaterer" wrote in message
...

In article ,
says...

On Fri, 9 Nov 2012 18:22:33 -0600, Boating All Out
wrote:

In article ,
says...


You're right about alienating women, Latinos, and the young. Through
the poor, welfare recipients in
there also.

The RNC needs to get its collective head out of its ass.

Thank you, I needed that.


Damn, you're flip-flopping faster than Mitt.
You only forgot to support gay marriage.
You and the RNC might as well just become Democrats.
Isn't that a cynical sell-out of your "values?"
Seems you're in a real bad spot there.
Hope Scotty doesn't see this.
Wait a minute....
Did you mean the RNC should reverse their platform, lie, and say they
are pro-choice, pro-immigration reform, and that being poor or on
welfare is sometimes acceptable? Just pretend to be Democrats?
What the hell!?!? I don't get it. Lying won't work. You have to
produce.
I say stick up for your values! Get that chin up high!

Therein lies the problem. Nobody should have to compromise their core
values, but if their values vary significantly from the majority, they
shouldn't be surprised if they receive little acceptance and support.

I know that hurts. I don't have an answer, but there might be some
form of compromise, if possible. Perhaps not.

A tough nut to crack.

The republicans are the party of NO, there is no compromise for them,
and that's why they lost.


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We as a country are screwed as both the Dem's and Rep's are pretty much run
by ideology extremes. Not much compromise on either side. If they were for
the people, they would cut government spending a huge amount, and allow the
people to prosper. The government is taking most of the credit money now to
run government (40% of every dollar spent) and still growing it's size.
Plus with the talk of tax increases and extra fees on most business, why
would someone want to start a small business? Both parties are party's of
ME-ME.

On 11/10/2012 11:01 AM, Califbill wrote:

... Plus with the talk of tax increases and extra fees on
most business, why would someone want to start a small business?

To provide innovative products and make some money like the one I'm
involved in.

"thumper" wrote in message ...

On 11/10/2012 11:01 AM, Califbill wrote:

... Plus with the talk of tax increases and extra fees on
most business, why would someone want to start a small business?

To provide innovative products and make some money like the one I'm
involved in.



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Garage shops do not count.

In article ,
says...

"thumper" wrote in message ...

On 11/10/2012 11:01 AM, Califbill wrote:

... Plus with the talk of tax increases and extra fees on
most business, why would someone want to start a small business?

To provide innovative products and make some money like the one I'm
involved in.



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Garage shops do not count.

Why not?

"Califbill" wrote:
"thumper" wrote in message ...
On 11/10/2012 11:01 AM, Califbill wrote:

... Plus with the talk of tax increases and extra fees on
most business, why would someone want to start a small business?

To provide innovative products and make some money like the one I'm involved in.



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Garage shops do not count.

Duh. Tell that to Wozniak and Jobs' inheritors.

On 11/12/2012 9:41 AM, Califbill wrote:
"thumper" wrote in message ...
On 11/10/2012 11:01 AM, Califbill wrote:

... Plus with the talk of tax increases and extra fees on
most business, why would someone want to start a small business?

To provide innovative products and make some money like the one I'm
involved in.



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Garage shops do not count.

You have no clue Bill...