America is over as we have known it

[10ring]

That is all.

 

[K_W]

The non-producers have figured out that they can trade votes to those who will give them the fruits of the producers... and they are ok with it... the downfall of our country has begun...

 

[Que]

The fruit is sour grapes.

 

[Solitaire]

That is all.

 

[Mad Macs]

Feel free to leave, or make a difference. Complaining doesn't do ****.

 

[Que]

Well, at least the kids can go to school tomorrow. After all, it's about the kids, right?

 

[Solitaire]

(NOW I'm certainly on a list.)

 

[singlesix]

Same Stuff that was said last time. If you think America is over then what are you going to do about it.

 

[Mad Macs]

Well, at least the kids can go to school tomorrow. After all, it's about the kids, right?

I bet all the teachers are happy that Bennett's out.

 

[Atlas]

it's not over. it just has to separate itself from the Socialist Republic Of America.

 

[NYFelon]

(NOW I'm certainly on a list.)

As much as I dislike Obama...this....this is gold

 

[canav844]

Looks like it will pretty much be 2 more years of gridlock government if the house and Senate predictions remain consistent.

 

[SaintsNSinners]

Looks like it will pretty much be 2 more years of gridlock government if the house and Senate predictions remain consistent.

Status Quo? That could be good.. Enuch Obama

 

[gunowner930]

Looks like it will pretty much be 2 more years of gridlock government if the house and Senate predictions remain consistent.

I don't see that as a bad thing

 

[netsecurity]

Christianity is the biggest loser in this campaign, as it has been thoroughly repudiated by big city voters. So in that sense, the American way is history and our culture is transforming. I fought it hard as hell, even though I'm not a practicing Christian, just because I love American values and I believe that Christian faith is the core of our tradition (Christmas, etc.) and stability.

Now we are officially one politically correct agnostic nation under god, with liberalism and socialism for all. Now we have the government to raise our children, and teach them to have faith in it, not him.

 

[Captain Morgan]

Looks like it will pretty much be 2 more years of gridlock government if the house and Senate predictions remain consistent.

I don't see that as a bad thing

Just means more executive orders to push through an agenda

 

[IncendiaryGunner]

Christianity is the biggest loser in this campaign, as it has been thoroughly repudiated by big city voters. So in that sense, the American way is history and our culture is transforming. I fought it hard as hell, even though I'm not a practicing Christian, just because I love American values and I believe that Christian faith is the core of our tradition (Christmas, etc.) and stability.

Now we are officially one politically correct agnostic nation under god, with liberalism and socialism for all. Now we have the government to raise our children, and teach them to have faith in it, not him.

"Big city voters" do not get to decide everyone's religion. That is a personal choice, and anyone can choose to continue to teach Christianity to their children.

I should also point out that the Christian candidate defeated the Mormon candidate....

 

[cesna250]

Gotta think positive.

 

[canav844]

I don't see that as a bad thing

Nor do I, depending; there are prevailing concepts there that are good in some ways but gridlock can also hinder and promote supercongress BS, so it'll be wait and see. And it means healthcare will likely be tabled for a while, and we'll probably need to wait to see the DOJ held accountable, and probably loose more federal officers in the meantime.

And based on the latest set of numbers I saw on a 96% reporting it, they're calling popular vote for Mitt and electoral for Obama, which does send a message to Captain Arrogant (as much as I did see a campaign Rep in Chicago call it a decisive victory for Obama). And knowing IN would go Mitt anyway, I was undecided and POTUS was my last ballot filled because it was a matter of vote lib to wake up the GOP or vote R to send a message to O.

I don't think the sky will come crashing down, I don't think that like in 08 there will be the same rush on ammo and prepping for an AWB because the partisan support that they had in 08 just isn't there. Steam lost by midterm elections could create a very different outlook though, so it's not time to relax either.

 

[PAMom]

Gotta think positive.

I agree! Tonight is for lamenting, tomorrow is for getting back in the trenches and making a difference.