Will The Election Results Cause Massive Riots To Erupt All Over America?

PkrBum wrote:that change in congress was the result of an election... the result of the election was a reflection of public support/approval.

i think i understand it pretty well... if you want more votes/power then promote better ideas. i like gridlock.

Dreamsglore wrote:I've never seen more hate over a Presidency than when Barrack Obama was elected.If you want to point the finger at somebody then start w/ Fox News,Sarah Palin, Glen Beck,Michelle Bachmann and all the rest of the extremists who continually promote divisiveness and animosity. This was from day one of this Presidency.NPR said yesterday the rest of the world have a much lower opinion of the US.

alecto wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:I've never seen more hate over a Presidency than when Barrack Obama was elected.If you want to point the finger at somebody then start w/ Fox News,Sarah Palin, Glen Beck,Michelle Bachmann and all the rest of the extremists who continually promote divisiveness and animosity. This was from day one of this Presidency.NPR said yesterday the rest of the world have a much lower opinion of the US.

You must have forgotten about GWB and the endless hate towards him and he isn't even in office anymore.

TEOTWAWKI wrote:I have it on very good information that Obama is out this time around...he has been too hard to control and the Powers that be want him gone. So say hello to President Romney....boy we are screwed any way you look at it....

Dreamsglore wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:I have it on very good information that Obama is out this time around...he has been too hard to control and the Powers that be want him gone. So say hello to President Romney....boy we are screwed any way you look at it....

You can say that but I was looking at retiring but I'm way to young for medicare and if that's true then a lot of people will be screwed when they dismantle Obamacare. Not to mention the people under 55 will have medicare limits when they retire. I don't think Romneys going to win.

ghandi wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:I have it on very good information that Obama is out this time around...he has been too hard to control and the Powers that be want him gone. So say hello to President Romney....boy we are screwed any way you look at it....

You can say that but I was looking at retiring but I'm way to young for medicare and if that's true then a lot of people will be screwed when they dismantle Obamacare. Not to mention the people under 55 will have medicare limits when they retire. I don't think Romneys going to win.

ok genuis. You enjoy pointing these things out so let me help you.

You said to young. Wrong. Too young.
You said retire. Wrong. Two spaces after a peroid before the next sentence.
Shall I go on? You ain't nearly as smart as you claim to be.

Poser. Trailer park trash.

PACEDOG#1 wrote:

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:

stormwatch89 wrote:If Obama wins, there will be no riots.

If Romney wins, there will be.

IMHO

That is a rather myopic view, IMHO....

Obama's tweeters have already said, "It's on if Romney wins."

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

No really a guy that knows a lot of big shots say it's a done deal Romney is a cinch to win...better get your war paint on the Neocons are back...

Dreamsglore wrote:

TEOTWAWKI wrote:

No really a guy that knows a lot of big shots say it's a done deal Romney is a cinch to win...better get your war paint on the Neocons are back...

Not by the electoral votes.

othershoe1030 wrote:The republicans so hate the idea of President Obama getting any credit whatsoever for anything that might help the economy or help the American people that they obstruct and vote against absolutely anything positive even if it is something that was their idea to begin with. An example of this would be the inclusion of the individual mandate in the ACA. The concept was first developed by the Heritage Foundation, a very conservative think tank. The justification for requiring everyone to buy health insurance was to insure that everyone would be responsible for their own insurance rather than skating along letting those of us who have insurance pay for them. This was framed as insuring individual responsibility. When it was included in the ACA, however, the republicans screamed bloody murder claiming a "government take-over" of the health care system. The republicans should go stand in a corner for a couple of decades for all the pain and suffering they've caused the American people just because they dared not vote in favor of something that would make the president look good. Shame on them. Country first my foot. They are hurting the country by refusing to work together.

Here are the top five ways the Republicans have sabotaged the economic recovery since:
1. Filibustering the American Jobs Act. Last October, Senate Republicans killed a jobs bill proposed by President Obama that would have pumped $447 billion into the economy. Multiple economic analysts predicted the bill would add around two million jobs and hailed it as defense against a double-dip recession. The Congressional Budget Office also scored it as a net deficit reducer over ten years, and the American public supported the bill.
2. Stonewalling monetary stimulus. The Federal Reserve can do enormous good for a depressed economy through more aggressive monetary stimulus, and by tolerating a temporarily higher level of inflation. But with everything from Ron Paul’s anti-inflationary crusade to Rick Perry threatening to lynch Chairman Ben Bernanke, Republicans have browbeaten the Fed into not going down this path. Most damagingly, the GOP repeatedly held up President Obama’s nominations to the Federal Reserve Board during the critical months of the recession, leaving the board without the institutional clout it needed to help the economy.
3. Threatening a debt default. Even though the country didn’t actually hit its debt ceiling last summer, the Republican threat to default on the United States’ outstanding obligations was sufficient to spook financial markets and do real damage to the economy.
4. Cutting discretionary spending in the debt ceiling deal. The deal the GOP extracted as the price for avoiding default imposed around $900 billion in cuts over ten years. It included $30.5 billion in discretionary cuts in 2012 alone, costing the country 0.3 percent in economic growth and 323,000 jobs, according to estimates from the Economic Policy Institute. Starting in 2013, the deal will trigger another $1.2 trillion in cuts over ten years.
5. Cutting discretionary spending in the budget deal. While not as cataclysmic as the debt ceiling brinksmanship, Republicans also threatened a shutdown of the government in early 2011 if cuts were not made to that year’s budget. The deal they struck with the White House cut $38 billion from food stamps, health, education, law enforcement, and low-income programs among others, while sparing defense almost entirely.

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2012/07/06/511940/5-ways-republicans-sabotaged-job-growth/

Dreamsglore wrote:

PkrBum wrote:bush did a better job of reaching accross the isle... how would obama do with a republican congress?

Congress is reaching a point where it will no longer be able to function at all. Over the past two years, some members of the Republican Party have ramped up the partisan wars on Capitol Hill. They are threatening to bring the legislative process to a standstill.

For many years, journalists and scholars have lamented the rise of partisan polarization on Capitol Hill. The number of moderates has vastly declined and the number of bills that receive bipartisan support has greatly diminished. The usual culprits range from the advent of the 24-hour news cycle to changing demographics.

But now observers are starting to note that both parties are not equally to blame, especially in recent years.

In their new book, "It's Even Worse Than It Looks," Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstein -- two of the most prominent talking heads in Washington, known for their balanced view and proclivity toward moderation -- say that the Republican Party is to blame.

"The GOP," they wrote in a Washington Post op-ed based on the book, "has become an insurgent outlier in American politics." Mann and Ornstein trace the partisan style back to the emergence of Newt Gingrich and Grover Norquist in the 1970s, when the two men promoted a style of slash-and-burn, take-no-prisoners politics that has remained integral to the strategy of congressional Republicans.

You've got to get a clue,Pkr.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/21/opinion/zelizer-congress-polarization/index.html

othershoe1030 wrote:The republicans so hate the idea of President Obama getting any credit whatsoever for anything that might help the economy or help the American people that they obstruct and vote against absolutely anything positive even if it is something that was their idea to begin with. An example of this would be the inclusion of the individual mandate in the ACA. The concept was first developed by the Heritage Foundation, a very conservative think tank. The justification for requiring everyone to buy health insurance was to insure that everyone would be responsible for their own insurance rather than skating along letting those of us who have insurance pay for them. This was framed as insuring individual responsibility. When it was included in the ACA, however, the republicans screamed bloody murder claiming a "government take-over" of the health care system. The republicans should go stand in a corner for a couple of decades for all the pain and suffering they've caused the American people just because they dared not vote in favor of something that would make the president look good. Shame on them. Country first my foot. They are hurting the country by refusing to work together.

Here are the top five ways the Republicans have sabotaged the economic recovery since:
1. Filibustering the American Jobs Act. Last October, Senate Republicans killed a jobs bill proposed by President Obama that would have pumped $447 billion into the economy. Multiple economic analysts predicted the bill would add around two million jobs and hailed it as defense against a double-dip recession. The Congressional Budget Office also scored it as a net deficit reducer over ten years, and the American public supported the bill.
2. Stonewalling monetary stimulus. The Federal Reserve can do enormous good for a depressed economy through more aggressive monetary stimulus, and by tolerating a temporarily higher level of inflation. But with everything from Ron Paul’s anti-inflationary crusade to Rick Perry threatening to lynch Chairman Ben Bernanke, Republicans have browbeaten the Fed into not going down this path. Most damagingly, the GOP repeatedly held up President Obama’s nominations to the Federal Reserve Board during the critical months of the recession, leaving the board without the institutional clout it needed to help the economy.
3. Threatening a debt default. Even though the country didn’t actually hit its debt ceiling last summer, the Republican threat to default on the United States’ outstanding obligations was sufficient to spook financial markets and do real damage to the economy.
4. Cutting discretionary spending in the debt ceiling deal. The deal the GOP extracted as the price for avoiding default imposed around $900 billion in cuts over ten years. It included $30.5 billion in discretionary cuts in 2012 alone, costing the country 0.3 percent in economic growth and 323,000 jobs, according to estimates from the Economic Policy Institute. Starting in 2013, the deal will trigger another $1.2 trillion in cuts over ten years.
5. Cutting discretionary spending in the budget deal. While not as cataclysmic as the debt ceiling brinksmanship, Republicans also threatened a shutdown of the government in early 2011 if cuts were not made to that year’s budget. The deal they struck with the White House cut $38 billion from food stamps, health, education, law enforcement, and low-income programs among others, while sparing defense almost entirely.

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2012/07/06/511940/5-ways-republicans-sabotaged-job-growth/

Rogue wrote:

othershoe1030 wrote:The republicans so hate the idea of President Obama getting any credit whatsoever for anything that might help the economy or help the American people that they obstruct and vote against absolutely anything positive even if it is something that was their idea to begin with. An example of this would be the inclusion of the individual mandate in the ACA. The concept was first developed by the Heritage Foundation, a very conservative think tank. The justification for requiring everyone to buy health insurance was to insure that everyone would be responsible for their own insurance rather than skating along letting those of us who have insurance pay for them. This was framed as insuring individual responsibility. When it was included in the ACA, however, the republicans screamed bloody murder claiming a "government take-over" of the health care system. The republicans should go stand in a corner for a couple of decades for all the pain and suffering they've caused the American people just because they dared not vote in favor of something that would make the president look good. Shame on them. Country first my foot. They are hurting the country by refusing to work together.

Here are the top five ways the Republicans have sabotaged the economic recovery since:
1. Filibustering the American Jobs Act. Last October, Senate Republicans killed a jobs bill proposed by President Obama that would have pumped $447 billion into the economy. Multiple economic analysts predicted the bill would add around two million jobs and hailed it as defense against a double-dip recession. The Congressional Budget Office also scored it as a net deficit reducer over ten years, and the American public supported the bill.
2. Stonewalling monetary stimulus. The Federal Reserve can do enormous good for a depressed economy through more aggressive monetary stimulus, and by tolerating a temporarily higher level of inflation. But with everything from Ron Paul’s anti-inflationary crusade to Rick Perry threatening to lynch Chairman Ben Bernanke, Republicans have browbeaten the Fed into not going down this path. Most damagingly, the GOP repeatedly held up President Obama’s nominations to the Federal Reserve Board during the critical months of the recession, leaving the board without the institutional clout it needed to help the economy.
3. Threatening a debt default. Even though the country didn’t actually hit its debt ceiling last summer, the Republican threat to default on the United States’ outstanding obligations was sufficient to spook financial markets and do real damage to the economy.
4. Cutting discretionary spending in the debt ceiling deal. The deal the GOP extracted as the price for avoiding default imposed around $900 billion in cuts over ten years. It included $30.5 billion in discretionary cuts in 2012 alone, costing the country 0.3 percent in economic growth and 323,000 jobs, according to estimates from the Economic Policy Institute. Starting in 2013, the deal will trigger another $1.2 trillion in cuts over ten years.
5. Cutting discretionary spending in the budget deal. While not as cataclysmic as the debt ceiling brinksmanship, Republicans also threatened a shutdown of the government in early 2011 if cuts were not made to that year’s budget. The deal they struck with the White House cut $38 billion from food stamps, health, education, law enforcement, and low-income programs among others, while sparing defense almost entirely.

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2012/07/06/511940/5-ways-republicans-sabotaged-job-growth/

This is BS. The jobs act was a huge piece of exspensive excrement. Ive posted it here on another thread if you want to read it. but probaly not. because whats in bills isnt important , you just beleive they were ok because the talking heads saty they were. and omg stonwalling allowing the fed to print more air money, stonwalling anything the fed does is good. ah the debt ceiling that thing thats keeps getting raised, yes its so big because of republicans. NOT. OK, with all that deficit, your going to complain that spending had to be curbed? really you are a retard just regurgitating the party line bs of the day. matter of a fact, the more i have ot deal with you over here, the more i see you are a fake.

mr big spender obama with all his failed money give away, proping the banks up. the banks have gotten so rich. obama has been a utter failure and all you people can do is nothing but blame someone lese for it. you were blaming bush, now its another group of people. its never obama. its never the fact that he is a terrible leader and does not know how to lead. or work with people. he failed, he must go.

and when he does, all i got to say is if you assholes want to riot. your gonna get your ass kicked.

othershoe1030 wrote:The republicans so hate the idea of President Obama getting any credit whatsoever for anything that might help the economy or help the American people that they obstruct and vote against absolutely anything positive even if it is something that was their idea to begin with. An example of this would be the inclusion of the individual mandate in the ACA. The concept was first developed by the Heritage Foundation, a very conservative think tank. The justification for requiring everyone to buy health insurance was to insure that everyone would be responsible for their own insurance rather than skating along letting those of us who have insurance pay for them. This was framed as insuring individual responsibility. When it was included in the ACA, however, the republicans screamed bloody murder claiming a "government take-over" of the health care system. The republicans should go stand in a corner for a couple of decades for all the pain and suffering they've caused the American people just because they dared not vote in favor of something that would make the president look good. Shame on them. Country first my foot. They are hurting the country by refusing to work together.

Here are the top five ways the Republicans have sabotaged the economic recovery since:
1. Filibustering the American Jobs Act. Last October, Senate Republicans killed a jobs bill proposed by President Obama that would have pumped $447 billion into the economy. Multiple economic analysts predicted the bill would add around two million jobs and hailed it as defense against a double-dip recession. The Congressional Budget Office also scored it as a net deficit reducer over ten years, and the American public supported the bill.
2. Stonewalling monetary stimulus. The Federal Reserve can do enormous good for a depressed economy through more aggressive monetary stimulus, and by tolerating a temporarily higher level of inflation. But with everything from Ron Paul’s anti-inflationary crusade to Rick Perry threatening to lynch Chairman Ben Bernanke, Republicans have browbeaten the Fed into not going down this path. Most damagingly, the GOP repeatedly held up President Obama’s nominations to the Federal Reserve Board during the critical months of the recession, leaving the board without the institutional clout it needed to help the economy.
3. Threatening a debt default. Even though the country didn’t actually hit its debt ceiling last summer, the Republican threat to default on the United States’ outstanding obligations was sufficient to spook financial markets and do real damage to the economy.
4. Cutting discretionary spending in the debt ceiling deal. The deal the GOP extracted as the price for avoiding default imposed around $900 billion in cuts over ten years. It included $30.5 billion in discretionary cuts in 2012 alone, costing the country 0.3 percent in economic growth and 323,000 jobs, according to estimates from the Economic Policy Institute. Starting in 2013, the deal will trigger another $1.2 trillion in cuts over ten years.
5. Cutting discretionary spending in the budget deal. While not as cataclysmic as the debt ceiling brinksmanship, Republicans also threatened a shutdown of the government in early 2011 if cuts were not made to that year’s budget. The deal they struck with the White House cut $38 billion from food stamps, health, education, law enforcement, and low-income programs among others, while sparing defense almost entirely.

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2012/07/06/511940/5-ways-republicans-sabotaged-job-growth/

Rogue wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

Rogue wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:Grow a brain,Markle.None of that applies.

obama could shit in your mouth and you would swear it was chocolate.

it does apply. it applies because this leader is very devisive to a point to where this country is ruined which is exactly what he wants.

let any of you commies try to riot with me when romney wins. it wont be fun.

You have the IQ of a 5th grader.Who would listen to anything you say?

I have a extremly high IQ. I also have very good taste.
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Floridatexan wrote:

Rogue wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

Rogue wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:Grow a brain,Markle.None of that applies.

obama could shit in your mouth and you would swear it was chocolate.

it does apply. it applies because this leader is very devisive to a point to where this country is ruined which is exactly what he wants.

let any of you commies try to riot with me when romney wins. it wont be fun.

You have the IQ of a 5th grader.Who would listen to anything you say?

I have a extremly high IQ. I also have very good taste.
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You are one of the most disgusting people I've ever come across, and I've known some doozies.

Rogue wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:

Rogue wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

Rogue wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:Grow a brain,Markle.None of that applies.

obama could shit in your mouth and you would swear it was chocolate.

it does apply. it applies because this leader is very devisive to a point to where this country is ruined which is exactly what he wants.

let any of you commies try to riot with me when romney wins. it wont be fun.

You have the IQ of a 5th grader.Who would listen to anything you say?

I have a extremly high IQ. I also have very good taste.
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It's a shame you have to look in the mirror at one every single day. I feel sorry for your kids. I might feel sorry for you when they turn on you. That day is coming.

You are one of the most disgusting people I've ever come across, and I've known some doozies.

hey, the way I look at it is.if I have to talk to an ass, at least I get to pick the ass I get to look at. it eases my pain when dealing with asses

Floridatexan wrote:

Rogue wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:

Rogue wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:

Rogue wrote:

Dreamsglore wrote:Grow a brain,Markle.None of that applies.

obama could shit in your mouth and you would swear it was chocolate.

it does apply. it applies because this leader is very devisive to a point to where this country is ruined which is exactly what he wants.

let any of you commies try to riot with me when romney wins. it wont be fun.

You have the IQ of a 5th grader.Who would listen to anything you say?

I have a extremly high IQ. I also have very good taste.
[img][/img]

It's a shame you have to look in the mirror at one every single day. I feel sorry for your kids. I might feel sorry for you when they turn on you. That day is coming.

You are one of the most disgusting people I've ever come across, and I've known some doozies.

hey, the way I look at it is.if I have to talk to an ass, at least I get to pick the ass I get to look at. it eases my pain when dealing with asses