Comments on: Solmonese fears 2012 setback

By: George M

George M — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 00:18:22 +0000

Let me reword it then, out of the people who actually can win (or get the nomination) who would you chose? Ron doesn’t believe in a constitutional amendment? Great! What about other issues that effect us, whats your take on them?
Chris let me ask you a question, knowing what you know and hearing what we all hear from the GOP runners (that can win) how do you look past that and vote for them. Help me understand that.
As for marriage I agree with you on the evolve thing but out of all winnable runners Obama is the only one who would not stop you from marring who you want. He may not like it but he won’t stop you. All but Paul would sign an amendment.
I love the money I have, my home my cars (my Bricklin love it) my bike all that but I can’t vote for that stuff over me being able to marry, free to work at any job I’m qualified for, join the military, adopt kids or see my loved one in the hospital as he’s dying. I NOT saying dems are great their not and I’m not all dem. I believe in my right to own a gun (I do), an eye for an eye, if kids want religion groups in school go for it, I think ALL kids should say the pledge, I support both wars and like lower tax but not voting on that stuff over me. I get your point I do I just see things differently.
Tom when the GOP vote directly on you, does it mean anything to you?

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 15:34:12 +0000

George, You don’t have to choose between money or yourself. Ron Paul wants government totally out of marriage. He believes American citizens should all have equal rights because they are American citizens. He is conservative, but recognizes that religious doctrines should truly be separate from the government, and his personal opinions shouldn’t be forced on others. He also has predicted every major downturn of our economy as well as the European crisis now that’s mirroring our own. His ideas such as auditing the federal reserve were once viewed as radical, but have recently proven to be right as $16 trillion in secret loans have been uncovered to bail out banks that were never reported publicly. He has never taken a government pension, and has been steadfast and unwavering on his views. I’m voting for Ron Paul because I want someone with integrity in office. …and yes, my last point is that if someone has to “evolve” to believe that I’m as worthy of a person as they are, then they are truly waiting for it to be politically profitable to support me. That’s not a good person who sticks by their morals. That’s an opportunist.

By: George M

George M — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 03:08:37 +0000

Tomin…
Tell me who would you vote for and why? Do you vote money over yourself?
To all my fellow gays, vote for someone else and please stand in line first for all the negative stuff that happens, you personally deserve it. Just my take

By: Chris

Chris — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 17:57:52 +0000

couldn’t agree with you more tomindallas

By: tomindallas

tomindallas — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 14:56:19 +0000

It still boggles my mind that so many of my friends continue to vote straight Democratic Party tickets and think that the Democratic Party can do no wrong. Just as Bill Clinton won the slogan “its the economy stupid”, I think that can be said today. \

The Dodd Frank Banking bill has given us all these Car Title Loans on every corner. And Wells Fargo used its TARP money to buy Wachovia. The Obama Administration knows nothing about commerce except the kind that is used in Chicago. Watch it folks do not walk lock step into a country with the same economic footing as some of our European Counterparts. California is our Greece, but they have all those rights, how can we be critical of them. Wake up and smell the coffee, and perhaps HRC would have more money to spend on equal rights with less expensive digs..