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Originally Posted by o.a.b.
Regardless of which party is in power,cities have always been given the better shake on the tax dollar return.Republicans have bought city votes many times over also.
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what does that mean?
what major cities are run or have been run by republicans over the past 50 years?
bought votes? in big cities? yea they do so well in NY, LA, Chicago, NO or even Cleveland or Columbus!
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Originally Posted by o.a.b.
I like the fact that Republicans [ especially on this board ] have failed miserably in touting their candidate.
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Romney is a decent candidate...
but elections are about choices - and the choice here is between Romney and Obama
is Romney perfect? no... he's okay
but in comparison to Obama? he's such a clear choice
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Originally Posted by o.a.b.
Do we want FREE elections that emphasize beating an incumbant over putting a better man in ? What does that say about the gang mentality or the biased b.s. pumped out by Faux.Yes,indeed,the big money is courting your vote now but who will you be tomorrow ? Just another schmuck pulling the hook out of your mouth.Bill O'Reilly loves a fool
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that's rhetorical nonsense
it's also a false choice
I want free elections that put the better candidate in... Romney is the better candidate
Fox news puts a product out that is popular... free market and all
the fact that nobody watches CNN or MSNBC isn't Fox fault!
a bit of history BTW - the media has ALWAYS been divided into political camps (ever read history of the revolution or the early elections? they were far worse than they are today!)
What changed is in the 1960s the media started pretending to not have a bias and the majority of people bought it...
then in the 70s and 80s only liberals seemed willing to withstand losing money to put papers and broadcasts out so the conservative media thinned and you were left with only one side - who pretended to be unbias (the major networks/newspapers)
by the 90s we started to see more conservative media fill the marketplace like Foxnews to restore the balance
I think it's helpful to stop pretending there is or ever was an "unbiased media"... you stop worrying about Fox or CNN being slanted... it's the nature of the beast and always has been