Thats not socialism at all.cinque said:Those darned socialist highways are every bit as evil as the socialist firefighters and police forces.YoakDaddy said:cinque said:Those darned socialist highways.RioRata said:
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Using highways is the dumbest example. Highways have been built by private entities for decades. If the market demands a way to get its product out, it'll happen without gov't. Plus, our interstate highways were primarily built by Ike for military movements based on the autobahn system he saw in Germany in WW2.
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I respect that. And respectfully disagreequash said:Osodecentx said:I can't support unrestricted movement across national borders.quash said:Osodecentx said:Is there a Libertarian position on immigration?quash said:
Our ****ed up immigration system also detains citizens on ICE holds, which is against the law. And now we are stripping native born Americans of their citizenship because ICE doesn't trust border midwives.
And then there's the labor shortage in construction, etc.
We need immigration reform. Vote the whole ballot.
Yes.
3.4 Free Trade and Migration
We support the removal of governmental impediments to free trade. Political freedom and escape from tyranny demand that individuals not be unreasonably constrained by government in the crossing of political boundaries. Economic freedom demands the unrestricted movement of human as well as financial capital across national borders.
As Bastiat says "And yet, what analogy is there between an exchange and an invasion? What possible similarity can there be between a warship that comes to vomit missiles, fire, and devastation on our cities, and a merchant vessel that comes to offer us a voluntary exchange of goods for goods?"
I can't support the restrictions.
Talk about playing the Long Game....
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
"When I despair, I remember that all through history the ways of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants, and murderers, and for a time they can seem invincible, but in the end they always fall. Think of it--always."
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Holy ****! Right out of the Alinsky playbook!JusHappy2BeHere said:
Talk about playing the Long Game....
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
"Free your ass and your mind will follow." -- George Clinton
bubbadog said:Holy ****! Right out of the Alinsky playbook!JusHappy2BeHere said:
Talk about playing the Long Game....
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
He needed to change that last name like Sorieto to Obama
Parents were corrupt lefties so makes a lot of sense that they would push this.JusHappy2BeHere said:
Talk about playing the Long Game....
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
Especially making him a shirt and all.
You're a moron if you vote for him.
Morons vote for a senator they acknowledge has done nothing for the citizens of Texas who gave him 6 years to advocate on their behalf.Doc Holliday said:Parents were corrupt lefties so makes a lot of sense that they would push this.JusHappy2BeHere said:
Talk about playing the Long Game....
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
Especially making him a shirt and all.
You're a moron if you vote for him.
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cinque said:Morons vote for a senator they acknowledge has done nothing for the citizens of Texas who gave him 6 years to advocate on their behalf.Doc Holliday said:Parents were corrupt lefties so makes a lot of sense that they would push this.JusHappy2BeHere said:
Talk about playing the Long Game....
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
Especially making him a shirt and all.
You're a moron if you vote for him.
^^^ Moron alert!?
I see you.Florda_mike said:cinque said:Morons vote for a senator they acknowledge has done nothing for the citizens of Texas who gave him 6 years to advocate on their behalf.Doc Holliday said:Parents were corrupt lefties so makes a lot of sense that they would push this.JusHappy2BeHere said:
Talk about playing the Long Game....
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
Especially making him a shirt and all.
You're a moron if you vote for him.
^^^ Moron alert!?
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um Double Digit IQ..... those up carrots are pointed right at your namecinque said:I see you.Florda_mike said:cinque said:Morons vote for a senator they acknowledge has done nothing for the citizens of Texas who gave him 6 years to advocate on their behalf.Doc Holliday said:Parents were corrupt lefties so makes a lot of sense that they would push this.JusHappy2BeHere said:
Talk about playing the Long Game....
apparently Robert began his plan to fool Hispanic Voters into thinking he was also Hispanic back in Kindergarten.... just like a Leftist to be so devious.... I wonder why he didn't change his last name?
Especially making him a shirt and all.
You're a moron if you vote for him.
^^^ Moron alert!?
"When I despair, I remember that all through history the ways of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants, and murderers, and for a time they can seem invincible, but in the end they always fall. Think of it--always."
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Basic arithmetic comes to play here:
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
You better hope against all of Beto's voters voting for Lupe.MilliVanilli said:
Basic arithmetic comes to play here:
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
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MilliVanilli said:
Basic arithmetic comes to play here:
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
Do this for Gillum vs DeSantis in Florida please
Beto should remind Texans just how little Abbott and Rafael care about health care:
Two thirds of Texans say the state government is not doing enough to make sure low-income adults have access to health care, according to a new statewide survey released Thursday by the Episcopal Health Foundation and Kaiser Family Foundation.
While Texas, a state that has one of the highest uninsured rates in the country, chose not to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, support remains high for the expansion of state health services.
"It seems that the public in Texas wants the legislature to do something," said Dr. Tim Garson, who heads the Texas Medical Center Health Policy Institute.
Two thirds of Texans say the state government is not doing enough to make sure low-income adults have access to health care, according to a new statewide survey released Thursday by the Episcopal Health Foundation and Kaiser Family Foundation.
While Texas, a state that has one of the highest uninsured rates in the country, chose not to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, support remains high for the expansion of state health services.
"It seems that the public in Texas wants the legislature to do something," said Dr. Tim Garson, who heads the Texas Medical Center Health Policy Institute.
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That is Horse ****"
May I introduce to a few people from Honduras , El Salvador, Guatemala. It's real and horrible.
That is Horse ****"
May I introduce to a few people from Honduras , El Salvador, Guatemala. It's real and horrible.
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Florda_mike said:MilliVanilli said:
Basic arithmetic comes to play here:
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
Do this for Gillum vs DeSantis in Florida please
I just did it, give me your opinion
R - DeSantis 900,000+ votes
D - Gillum a little less than 600,000
Republican turnout 1.6 million and democrat 1.5
Both faced 2-3 opponents
Gillum is hardline Socialist and last thing our booming Florida economy needs now
People in your state need insurance and health care. Are those liberal initiatives?Florda_mike said:Florda_mike said:MilliVanilli said:
Basic arithmetic comes to play here:
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
Do this for Gillum vs DeSantis in Florida please
I just did it, give me your opinion
R - DeSantis 900,000+ votes
D - Gillum a little less than 600,000
Republican turnout 1.6 million and democrat 1.5
Both faced 2-3 opponents
Gillum is hardline Socialist and last thing our booming Florida economy needs now
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cinque said:You better hope against all of Beto's voters voting for Lupe.MilliVanilli said:
Basic arithmetic comes to play here:
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
LOL!!! Not likely since Lupe and other democratic candidates drew a crowd of 50 in Katy last month...yes, 50....LOL!!!
https://m.chron.com/neighborhood/katy/news/article/Democratic-candidates-in-Katy-discuss-flood-issues-13152882.php
Florda_mike said:cinque said:People in your state need insurance and health care. Are those liberal initiatives?Florda_mike said:Florda_mike said:MilliVanilli said:
Basic arithmetic comes to play here:
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
Do this for Gillum vs DeSantis in Florida please
I just did it, give me your opinion
R - DeSantis 900,000+ votes
D - Gillum a little less than 600,000
Republican turnout 1.6 million and democrat 1.5
Both faced 2-3 opponents
Gillum is hardline Socialist and last thing our booming Florida economy needs now
Yes. Liberals want to steal from those that actually pay for their health care and use it to pay for health care for those not willing to pay for their own insurance just like Texas and everywhere else
Liberals basically want to crash any private health insurance in order to set up a nationalized health Care Insurance
Liberals want to crash our country to set up Socialism
It's all the same to liberals. Make everyone poor so they look to a liberal to fix it
Haven't ya heard? Liberals are evil and mentally ill
Liberalism is a mental disease and you, Cinque, are the worst infected on this board! We need you quarantined for the rest of your life!
Wrong on two counts.
First, health insurance is not a liberal initiative. Having it provided by the state is the liberal iniative. Not that Trump or the GOP have the guts to do anything about it, not substantively. While out of power they can pass dozens of resolutions to repeal the ACA, but give them control of the federal govt and instead of repeal we get Trumpcare.
Second, calling liberals mentally ill is disgusting. I hope no one you care about who has a real mental illness has to listen to your ignorance.
“Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat
I'm curious as a "leaning Republican" what aspects of Beto's voting record and stances do you agree with?fadskier said:
As a leaning Republican, I'll vote for him.
quash said:Florda_mike said:cinque said:People in your state need insurance and health care. Are those liberal initiatives?Florda_mike said:Florda_mike said:MilliVanilli said:
Basic arithmetic comes to play here:
Cruz received 1.3 million primary votes.
O'Rourke received 650k primary votes.
Total Republican primary turnout: 1.54 million
Total Democrat primary turnout: 1.03 million
These people are the likely voters, so what's the result going to be?
On top of that, Governor Greg Abbott is polling 20 points ahead, how many people are going to vote for Greg Abbott but not Ted Cruz? Beto better not count on that.
Do this for Gillum vs DeSantis in Florida please
I just did it, give me your opinion
R - DeSantis 900,000+ votes
D - Gillum a little less than 600,000
Republican turnout 1.6 million and democrat 1.5
Both faced 2-3 opponents
Gillum is hardline Socialist and last thing our booming Florida economy needs now
Yes. Liberals want to steal from those that actually pay for their health care and use it to pay for health care for those not willing to pay for their own insurance just like Texas and everywhere else
Liberals basically want to crash any private health insurance in order to set up a nationalized health Care Insurance
Liberals want to crash our country to set up Socialism
It's all the same to liberals. Make everyone poor so they look to a liberal to fix it
Haven't ya heard? Liberals are evil and mentally ill
Liberalism is a mental disease and you, Cinque, are the worst infected on this board! We need you quarantined for the rest of your life!
Wrong on two counts.
First, health insurance is not a liberal initiative. Having it provided by the state is the liberal iniative. Not that Trump or the GOP have the guts to do anything about it, not substantively. While out of power they can pass dozens of resolutions to repeal the ACA, but give them control of the federal govt and instead of repeal we get Trumpcare.
Second, calling liberals mentally ill is disgusting. I hope no one you care about who has a real mental illness has to listen to your ignorance.
You don't "get it" on health Insurance at all
And I know the delusional and psychotic up close and that defines today's Democrat Party and a Democrat. Sorry, but you qualify as delusional
PublIc education...but that's it.ScottS said:I'm curious as a "leaning Republican" what aspects of Beto's voting record and stances do you agree with?fadskier said:
As a leaning Republican, I'll vote for him.
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
“Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat
None. I was voting for Beto solely on his stance on education. However, after looking at his views on immigration, health care, abortion, and his anti-police rhetoric, I can no longer support him.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
So you honestly believe that Beto's platform is closer to the Libertarian platform than Ted Cruz's? A simple yes or no answer will do, although I am not expecting one.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
fadskier said:None. I was voting for Beto solely on his stance on education. However, after looking at his views on immigration, health care, abortion, and his anti-police rhetoric, I can no longer support him.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
In other words, the same standard list of reasons Republicans routinely trot out to justify voting for sh/t-bags like Trump or Cruz. Republicans win because their voters almost always come home due to social issues, no matter what their positions on the actual issues their voters claim are important to them.
You are responsible for Trump. You guys nominated the worst candidate in captivity and then blame Republicans because they wouldn't vote for her.HuMcK said:fadskier said:None. I was voting for Beto solely on his stance on education. However, after looking at his views on immigration, health care, abortion, and his anti-police rhetoric, I can no longer support him.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
In other words, the same standard list of reasons Republicans routinely trot out to justify voting for sh/t-bags like Trump or Cruz. Republicans win because their voters almost always come home due to social issues, no matter what their positions on the actual issues their voters claim are important to them.
BTW, looks like you're on track to do the same thing again in 2020
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:So you honestly believe that Beto's platform is closer to the Libertarian platform than Ted Cruz's? A simple yes or no answer will do, although I am not expecting one.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
What in my question even suggested such a thing?
“Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat
Osodecentx said:You are responsible for Trump. You guys nominated the worst candidate in captivity and then blame Republicans because they wouldn't vote for her.HuMcK said:fadskier said:None. I was voting for Beto solely on his stance on education. However, after looking at his views on immigration, health care, abortion, and his anti-police rhetoric, I can no longer support him.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
In other words, the same standard list of reasons Republicans routinely trot out to justify voting for sh/t-bags like Trump or Cruz. Republicans win because their voters almost always come home due to social issues, no matter what their positions on the actual issues their voters claim are important to them.
BTW, looks like you're on track to do the same thing again in 2020
Or, you guys had 16 options besides Trump and still nominated him. And then voted for him.
“Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat
HuMcK said:fadskier said:None. I was voting for Beto solely on his stance on education. However, after looking at his views on immigration, health care, abortion, and his anti-police rhetoric, I can no longer support him.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
In other words, the same standard list of reasons Republicans routinely trot out to justify voting for sh/t-bags like Trump or Cruz. Republicans win because their voters almost always come home due to social issues, no matter what their positions on the actual issues their voters claim are important to them.
Republicans come home again and again because Democrats routinely demonstrate that they are political rapists (or physical ones) who despise the very idea of individual freedom and liberty and will stop st nothing to forcibly take it away.
GolemIII said:HuMcK said:fadskier said:None. I was voting for Beto solely on his stance on education. However, after looking at his views on immigration, health care, abortion, and his anti-police rhetoric, I can no longer support him.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
In other words, the same standard list of reasons Republicans routinely trot out to justify voting for sh/t-bags like Trump or Cruz. Republicans win because their voters almost always come home due to social issues, no matter what their positions on the actual issues their voters claim are important to them.
Republicans come home again and again because Democrats routinely demonstrate that they are political rapists (or physical ones) who despise the very idea of individual freedom and liberty and will stop st nothing to forcibly take it away.
Boy, there's a Freudian slip.
“Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat
Yeah, guilty as charged. Trump was my 17th choice. Hillary was the 18thquash said:Osodecentx said:You are responsible for Trump. You guys nominated the worst candidate in captivity and then blame Republicans because they wouldn't vote for her.HuMcK said:fadskier said:None. I was voting for Beto solely on his stance on education. However, after looking at his views on immigration, health care, abortion, and his anti-police rhetoric, I can no longer support him.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
In other words, the same standard list of reasons Republicans routinely trot out to justify voting for sh/t-bags like Trump or Cruz. Republicans win because their voters almost always come home due to social issues, no matter what their positions on the actual issues their voters claim are important to them.
BTW, looks like you're on track to do the same thing again in 2020
Or, you guys had 16 options besides Trump and still nominated him. And then voted for him.
It was easy to resist Johnson's charm
If you pulled the lever for him, whatever the reason, you own his *****Osodecentx said:Yeah, guilty as charged. Trump was my 17th choice. Hillary was the 18thquash said:Osodecentx said:You are responsible for Trump. You guys nominated the worst candidate in captivity and then blame Republicans because they wouldn't vote for her.HuMcK said:fadskier said:None. I was voting for Beto solely on his stance on education. However, after looking at his views on immigration, health care, abortion, and his anti-police rhetoric, I can no longer support him.quash said:Which of those three involved a change in O'Rourke's position on education?fadskier said:
And I've since changed my mind. After listening to Beto. receiving his robots calls and texts (even after I sent stop) I am now voting for Cruz.
In other words, the same standard list of reasons Republicans routinely trot out to justify voting for sh/t-bags like Trump or Cruz. Republicans win because their voters almost always come home due to social issues, no matter what their positions on the actual issues their voters claim are important to them.
BTW, looks like you're on track to do the same thing again in 2020
Or, you guys had 16 options besides Trump and still nominated him. And then voted for him.
It was easy to resist Johnson's charm
And your excuse just doesn't play at all if you're in Texas, since Trump was going to comfortably win there anyhow. Pretty much every Texan who says they only voted for Trump because Hillary was worse could have left their ballot blank, and Trump still wins Texas solidly. You had a choice, and you made a choice, but now you don't want to own that choice.
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Beto wants to ensure farmers don't have to face unnecessary labor shortfalls that undermine productivity. Immigration reform can help address these issues by more effectively linking migrant laborers with farmers and by protecting undocumented workers. We should treat these individuals with dignity and respect because they are a critical component of our agriculture communities.
Know any farmers that would be opposed to this?
Know any farmers that would be opposed to this?
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