Thoughts? (Page 2): I just look to see if they are black enough,,, I mean,, THAT worked SOOOOOOO well!!! Aint r****m great!?!

Ve'hoe

I just look to see if they are black enough,,, I mean,, THAT worked SOOOOOOO well!!!

Aint r****m great!?!

greyfox wrote:

When it comes to choosing a president i look for 3 qualities----wholesome character--good head and someone with good ideas for how they will try to improve the country. (not fairybook ideas)
:)

Armageddun Loc: The show me state

greyfox wrote:

When it comes to choosing a president i look for 3 qualities----wholesome character--good head and someone with good ideas for how they will try to improve the country. (not fairybook ideas)
:)

Greyfox,

Haven't you ever heard that old song, "Fairy Tales can come true it can happen to you, If your young at heart."

greyfox Loc: western mass.

Armageddun wrote:

Greyfox,

Haven't you ever heard that old song, "Fairy Tales can come true it can happen to you, If your young at heart."

Yes i have!!!! The trouble in this grown-up world we have what proved to be an inept fool run for president promising a dream world and so many uninformed Democrats v**ed for----- i wonder how many are proud to say theyn v**ed for him today!!! :-( :-( :-(

signoftheages

AuntiE wrote:

Thoughts on the quote? I am not going to (and would prefer if you know who, you not say) name the individual who said this. I am merely inquiring as to thoughts on the statement.

I value everyone's First Amendment rights; however, could we please try and utilize civil First Amendment rights?

To me, sounds like this person wants representation similar to what they believe,no strings attached.The wording tells they care about their countries path it will follow.This was not wrote by a progressive.

jakealong

What a sad n sorry excuse of a woman of course I mean hillarious harry

Rdjarhead Loc: Oklahoma

outstanding quote. true to the core of this countries foundation

clarkwv Loc: west virginia

AuntiE wrote:

Obviously, a lack of ability to kindly understand and refrain from providing the name of the person saying this totally escaped your notice. I wanted it to be about the thought not the person.

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I am very sorry you feel that way, but I was taught if you use someone's quote you give credit to that person. As to my opinion on the quote, I think an informed v**er is the best v**er, butI do not think that the one who agrees with me is always the best one. For a number of years in Florida the best one running was not of my party, nor did I agree with all he stood for, but the person put up by my party was a piece of crap.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

clarkwv wrote:

I am very sorry you feel that way, but I was taught if you use someone's quote you give credit to that person. As to my opinion on the quote, I think an informed v**er is the best v**er, butI do not think that the one who agrees with me is always the best one. For a number of years in Florida the best one running was not of my party, nor did I agree with all he stood for, but the person put up by my party was a piece of crap.

I was, also, taught to give credit. Somehow I believe Senator Lee would allow me the leeway, based upon my reason for using the quote, as well as knowing seeing his name would, possibly, invalidate a reasonable discussion of the thoughts in the quote.

greyfox Loc: western mass.

clarkwv wrote:

I am very sorry you feel that way, but I was taught if you use someone's quote you give credit to that person. As to my opinion on the quote, I think an informed v**er is the best v**er, butI do not think that the one who agrees with me is always the best one. For a number of years in Florida the best one running was not of my party, nor did I agree with all he stood for, but the person put up by my party was a piece of crap.

I never v**e for a person i do not agree with in most situations---if its a p**********l v**e i will v**e for the Republican or Independent because i feel they will have enough quality around them.
:)

rumitoid

Ve'hoe wrote:

History has taught me,,,, that "character" matters more than agreement as agreements can change,,,, "character" is a constant....

Excellent response, and like so many profound things, concise, simple and clear. If I trust a person's character, where we may not agree will give me pause to look at my own stance. Even people of good character can make mistakes and or be misinformed but their character allows for rapport; they can and will change if they see their policy or actions to be not for the best. And at other times we will just agree to disagree, believing in their integrity.

Kirk

AuntiE wrote:

Thoughts on the quote? I am not going to (and would prefer if you know who, you not say) name the individual who said this. I am merely inquiring as to thoughts on the statement.

I value everyone's First Amendment rights; however, could we please try and utilize civil First Amendment rights?

I agree with the quote and the last part is very important. It's for that reason I did not v**e for Barak Obama.