We can relax now

[Rockstar]

Mid terms are over in the U.S.. Ebola, voter fraud, amnesty, militant islam and other boogiemen will probably never make the news much. I wonder what the next big headline to argue over will be.

[Betonov]

Canada covertly uses winter against the US amidst global warming catching Texans with shorts on. Winter rumored to be suplied by Putin

[Dread Knot]

Mid terms are over in the U.S.. Ebola, voter fraud, amnesty, militant islam and other boogiemen will probably never make the news much. I wonder what the next big headline to argue over will be.

It's nice to turn on the TV again, and not see an ad where the political candidate is equating his/her opponent in the race to Hitler, Lenin, Dracula, bin Laden, Freddy Krueger, or the Prince of Freaking Darkness. :nope:

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/da/9f/e8/da9fe85cf5609d71f187f9eb983e8b02.jpg

[Oberon]

https://33.media.tumblr.com/358d83ecb63f35d00d19e7367b15f481/tumblr_nekudrUNwn1r55d2io1_500.gif

[nikimcbee]

Good riddance political ads!:woot:

[nikimcbee]

On a side note, They set a record for spending on measure's this year:dead:.
http://www.oregonlive.com/hillsboro/index.ssf/2014/10/record_spending_on_measure_92.html

[vienna]

$17.2 million? You call that a record? This is a record:

http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2014/10/24/campaign-2014-spending-on-proposition-45-proposition-46-tops-100-million/

I'd say $53 million (Prop. 46) and over $100 million overall for both Props. 45 & 46 kind of overshadows a puny $17.2 million dollars. Also be aware the majority of the money spent came from entities outside of the state of California. Here in California, we are pretty much used to lavish spending by outsiders in an effort to influence California voters...


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[Jimbuna]

The UK were blessed, the whole fiasco was only on tv for one night.

[Platapus]

I guess some study shows that negative ads work. But not from my perspective. All I heard was negative ads in our area and I did not want to vote for any of them.

Don't tell my why I should not vote for your opponent
Tell me why I should vote for you!

The problem is that many politicians can't really answer the second question.

I actually got a mailing asking me not to vote for a specific candidate because this candidate refused to respond to an NRA survey.

Really? The NRA is so full of themselves that they expect every politician to respond to their personal survey?????

And if a politician ignores their politically biased survey, this is a reason not to vote for them?

Absent of any other information, I was slightly leaning in favour of this candidate just because they ignored the NRA political office. :up:

The NRA is politically important only because people think they are politically important. The NRA membership is less than 10% of gun owners in the US. And they don't speak for THIS gun owner.

[Oberon]

http://i.imgur.com/BAfUR9U.jpg

[Jimbuna]

^ :)

[Dread Knot]

I wanna vote for Odin. :)

His evil twin Odious is as close as I ever get. :shifty:

[ikalugin]

Well I think that voting for Odin is a bad plan in US due to the hysteria the right wing Christian organisations would go for.

[STEED]

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01614/1997-demon-eyes_1614441i.jpg

Tony Blair is coming back in New Labour 2 Cert. Not fit for the dead let alone the living.

[Dread Knot]

Well I think that voting for Odin is a bad plan in US due to the hysteria the right wing Christian organisations would go for.

I dunno. Remove the helmet and the scowl, dye the hair dark, run him as Jaycee Saves and you got a new Congresscritter from the Bible Belt.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/93/Buddy_christ.jpg

[nikimcbee]

I wanna vote for Odin. :)

His evil twin Odious is as close as I ever get. :shifty:

I vote Odin if he delivers a Superbowl win.:up::woot:

[Platapus]

Better to vote for Odin than for Onan.

A vote for Onan is a vote spilled.

[Catfish]

^ :o :rotfl2:

[razark]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/93/Buddy_christ.jpg
You expect a Middle Eastern religious leader dressed in robes and sandals to poll well in the Bible Belt? Especially one that wanders about handing out food to the hungry and free healthcare?

(Not to mention the issue with the birth certificate)

[Dread Knot]

You expect a Middle Eastern religious leader dressed in robes and sandals to poll well in the Bible Belt? Especially one that wanders about handing out food to the hungry and free healthcare?

(Not to mention the issue with the birth certificate)

Well, we're talking about people who often struggle with six letter words. So I seriously doubt if they can spell, let alone comprehend terms like contradiction.

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f28/solonar1/250408freepers.jpg

[Sailor Steve]

You expect a Middle Eastern religious leader dressed in robes and sandals to poll well in the Bible Belt? Especially one that wanders about handing out food to the hungry and free healthcare?

(Not to mention the issue with the birth certificate)
:rotfl2:

Quote of the week! :yeah:

[vienna]

I'm going to vote for the Foo Fighters. Think about it: in all the time since the beginning of the Foo Fighters, has the US ever suffered an attack from Foo? This is easily a demonstrable case of results actually accomplished...

For a stronger America, vote Foo!!...


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[Oberon]

I'm going to vote for the Foo Fighters. Think about it: in all the time since the beginning of the Foo Fighters, has the US ever suffered an attack from Foo? This is easily a demonstrable case of results actually accomplished...

For a stronger America, vote Foo!!...


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Well, There is Nothing left to lose (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo_Fighters#There_Is_Nothing_Left_to_Lose_.281998 .E2.80.932001.29).

[Wolferz]

I dunno. Remove the helmet and the scowl, dye the hair dark, run him as Jaycee Saves and you got a new Congresscritter from the Bible Belt.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/93/Buddy_christ.jpg

Buddy Christ gets my vote. :up:
He looks half stoned.:D

Midterms? I didn't even bother.