2012 U.S. Presidential Election

[Dark Sage]

Two-thousand jobs were cut under Bush, fifty-seven under Obama.

And while the plant "died" under Obama, its death warrant was signed under Bush.

[Roy Karrde]

Two-thousand jobs were cut under Bush, fifty-seven under Obama.

And while the plant "died" under Obama, its death warrant was signed under Bush.

Signed under Bush? Can you produce the documents with Bush's signature that shows Bush cut those jobs? Like it or not, Ryan was talked about when the plant closed, and that was under Obama.

[Dark Sage]

Roy, you know, I really don't think that all the auto workers who lost their jobs, especially since Romney was in favor of letting the companies fail, are going to care about technicallities when they go to the polls.

I mean, the GOP can't have a lawyer there to argue why they must vote for Romney because of a legal loophole that says that the closing of the plant was Obama's fault.

Btw, the voter ID law was struck down in Texas (as I'm sure you know, being from Texas), and it's looking very much like the same thing is going to happen in South Carolina. Seeing as two of the three judges who decided the Texas case were GOP-appointed, I'd say that fewer and fewer people are believing the whole "voter fraud" thing.

[Roy Karrde]

Roy, you know, I really don't think that all the auto workers who lost their jobs, especially since Romney was in favor of letting the companies fail, are going to care about technicallities when they go to the polls.

I mean, the GOP can't have a lawyer there to argue why they must vote for Romney because of a legal loophole that says that the closing of the plant was Obama's fault.

Ironically enough GM is on the verge of going into bankruptcy again, one wonders if America will ever recoup its money. By the way it is not Ryan who is parsing words, it is the Democrats. He talked about when the plant closed, it is you, not him that is struggling to spin this.

Btw, the voter ID law was struck down in Texas (as I'm sure you know, being from Texas), and it's looking very much like the same thing is going to happen in South Carolina. Seeing as two of the three judges who decided the Texas case were GOP-appointed, I'd say that fewer and fewer people are believing the whole "voter fraud" thing.

Except there is Voter Fraud as we have already covered, and as you have already lost that argument. But I am sure Texas will appeal.

[Dark Sage]

Except there is Voter Fraud as we have already covered, and as you have already lost that argument. But I am sure Texas will appeal.

You only think I lost that arguement. I think it's bullshit. Maybe you've heard Al Sharpton's take on the subject?

People will stop making this outrageous claim after the law is struck down in Pennsyvania and Florida too. Until then, the people who believe that voter fraud is the true reason for these laws can continue to live with their delusions.

[Roy Karrde]

You only think I lost that arguement. I think it's bullshit.

No I pretty much kicked your ass.

Maybe you've heard Al Sharpton's take on the subject?

Dunno, what is old race baiting piece of shit mumble mouth think of it?

People will stop making this outrageous claim after the law is struck down in Pennsyvania and Florida too. Until then, the people who believe that voter fraud is the true reason for these laws can continue to live with their delusions.

And yet the arguments Democrats have made about it stifling turn out have been shown to be false, and Voter Fraud has shown to be a problem. Now who is delusional.

[Dark Sage]

Dunno, what is old race baiting piece of shit mumble mouth think of it?

See for yourself. This commercial actually has nothing to do with voter ID, but it's gone viral since it first aired on the 30th. He's become... creative.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9-YNCrsvL4