United States Presidential Election, 2012

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Gideon Gordon Graves said:
Dusknoir said:
Well, I voted Romney for those of you who care. Please don't bother to berate me about it or ask why. Not a single fuck will be given.
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I was going to ask why, just out of curiosity, but it appears you're being a dick, so I won't..
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Yup, I'm a dick for having a different opinion than you and everyone else. But it's ok, I predicted that if anyone here is going to call me out it'd be you.
 
Travis Touchdown said:
So I'm starting a revolution.
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Tabuu in above link]I believe that the federal government should back off. This country is too large and too diverse for a single massive body to manage properly. I believe that our states should be the center of our law-making.[/quote] Welcome to the [b]Libertarian Party[/b] said:
Dusknoir said:
Well, I voted Romney for those of you who care. Please don't bother to berate me about it or ask why. Not a single fuck will be given.
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I was going to ask why, just out of curiosity, but it appears you're being a dick, so I won't.
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actually that looks more like you at the moment

Opinion at my school was split between welfare advocates (who were obviously ecstatic) and those who where like "they were both bad so this changes nothing."

I managed to connect with quite a few Libertarians at my school who were as elated as I was about Gary Johnson obtaining >1,000,000 votes.

Any predictions for 2016 yet? It seems to me that Chris Christie would be a great option for the Republican Party if he decides to run. I don't know who the Democrats would go with.

Also, Gary Johnson is likely to run again as the Libertarian in 2016. Perhaps the climate will have changed? I don't know if his anti-trust suit against the RNC, DNC, and Committee for Presidential Debates ever went through or not.
 
I am going to move to America and start a Chocolate Party

vote for me and I'll rebuild the entire country and its economy with chocolate, or any variety of sweet alternatives in case you're not into chocolate. Sugar-free sweets for diabetics or people on diets.
 
I was kind of in the middle. I was supporting some of Obama's and some of Romney's. But hey, I still have eight years before I can vote. However, I am mainly Republican, so I got mad at Romney for his "don't let the illegal immigrants get citizenship or education unless they serve in the military" thing.
 
Blastoise said:
Any predictions for 2016 yet? It seems to me that Chris Christie would be a great option for the Republican Party if he decides to run.
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except he's even more of a dick than romney

trust me i'm from nj
 
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I'd find it interesting to see Rand Paul run as a Republican. He has the name recognition due to being a Tea Party-backed Senator and being his father's son, isn't neoconservative, is libertarian enough to pull in a good number (if not most) of his father's supporters, but also a little friendlier with the establishment GOP. I think he could potentially be a good choice to reunite the Republican Party, rather than alienate people from within.
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I actually wouldn't mind this. I'd also like to see Marco Rubio.

With that being said, there's a number of names being thrown out there. Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Nikki Haley, Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum, Bobby Jindal, John Kasich, Susana Martinez, Bob McDonnell, Sarah Palin, Rick Perry, Rob Portman, Condoleezza Rice, Rubio, and Paul Ryan, just to name a few.
 
From the GOP, I would say Rubio has high potential for 2016.
 
I voted for Mitt Romney, so I'm not particularly happy right now. But, to quote Romney himself (his concession speech): "This is a time of great challenges for America, and I pray that the president will be successful in guiding our nation."

Good luck, Mr. President.