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Why I will not vote for president

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Nailed it!!
 
Twenty Five Thousand Dollars. :lol:
Pro Bondi PAC :lol:

Hillary wouldn't give the homosexual murdering Arabs much access for that kind of weak bank. :floor::floor::floor:


As I said in a previous post dealing and negotiating with Arab countries has been the cornerstone of US foreign policy for decades. Don’t know why you’re singling out Hillary. But while we’re on the subject of countries that advocate the murder of homosexual let’s talk about the ‘Christian’ Uganda. Homosexuality is punishable by death/or life in prison in Uganda. Any person who conceals the identity of a gay person will be imprisoned. Many so called ‘Christian’ pastors here domestically have called that gays ‘worthy of death’ or for their imprisonment and have openly endorsed Uganda’s practice. Even visiting the country. These same pastors have endorsed Trump. Trump has accepted. Any decent human being would condemn such a heinous philosophy and law. Hillary has Trump has not.
 
As I said in a previous post dealing and negotiating with Arab countries has been the cornerstone of US foreign policy for decades. Don’t know why you’re singling out Hillary. But while we’re on the subject of countries that advocate the murder of homosexual let’s talk about the ‘Christian’ Uganda. Homosexuality is punishable by death/or life in prison in Uganda. Any person who conceals the identity of a gay person will be imprisoned. Many so called ‘Christian’ pastors here domestically have called that gays ‘worthy of death’ or for their imprisonment and have openly endorsed Uganda’s practice. Even visiting the country. These same pastors have endorsed Trump. Trump has accepted. Any decent human being would condemn such a heinous philosophy and law. Hillary has Trump has not.
Nice post. I believe there is evidence American evangelicals helped write their heinous laws.
 
I'm not a big fan of The Young Turks, but from 3:30 to 5:00, Cenk pretty well lays it out. I haven't been able to get through to either of the Bobs, maybe this will help. I don't know. He says what some of us have been saying all along, but perhaps more eloquently.

 
You are welcome to your opinion. And I, mine.
Just because there's been no criminal conviction does not mean there is no guilt.
OJ was not convicted of murder.
And like OJ, eventually the corruption will catch up to the Clintons.
I noticed in another forum someone called you an idiot. Although it has been said many times in many ways that one bothered you. So based on your above comment, you are only interested in your opinion and it is obvious you feel yours is thenonly one that matter. Well there you are then. Also, OJ was convicted at least once, Ms Clinton has never and you would think with all the investigations she would have been at least once.
 
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Bob, I hope you take this in the way it was meant, which is constructively: in this one respect, you and Lars are declaring the same position. That is that your opinion is the only one that matters. I know that you don't seem to grasp what LOTB and I are saying, but this is my best shot at it: In a Democracy, for the good of the country, sometimes you have to vote against your personal conscience, for the good of the country. We are in this together. It has to be a pragmatic choice, not a personal choice of conscience.

By all means, start January 1, 2017 and see if a coalition can be forged between Garry Johnson and Bernie Sanders voters to forge a truly viable independent party. It seems doable to me. But don't vote your personal conscience above the good of the country this November.
 
Bob, I hope you take this in the way it was meant, which is constructively: in this one respect, you and Lars are declaring the same position. That is that your opinion is the only one that matters. I know that you don't seem to grasp what LOTB and I are saying, but this is my best shot at it: In a Democracy, for the good of the country, sometimes you have to vote against your personal conscience, for the good of the country. We are in this together. It has to be a pragmatic choice, not a personal choice of conscience.

By all means, start January 1, 2017 and see if a coalition can be forged between Garry Johnson and Bernie Sanders voters to forge a truly viable independent party. It seems doable to me. But don't vote your personal conscience above the good of the country this November.
I understand
 
I noticed in another forum someone called you an idiot. Although it has been said many times in many ways that one bothered you. So based on your above comment, you are only interested in your opinion and it is obvious you feel yours is thenonly one that matter. Well there you are then. Also, OJ was convicted at least once, Ms Clinton has never and you would think with all the investigations she would have been at least once.
Another reason Hillary is the best choice is the fact that for over four decades she and Bill have been conducting the most successful covert hit squad this country has ever seen, That is fact according to the right. If true, this woman is a brilliant tactician. Imagine the enemy body count she could rack up compared to Trump who took five frickin years and his claim of an exhaustive effort by his own investigators to reach the conclusion Obama wasn't a foreign born enemy of the state.
 
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Gary Johnson stated on CNN that he was "just grateful nobody got hurt" in the NYC explosion that injured 29 people.
 
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