Thread: How could the GOP win in November?

Originally Posted by Big George

Makes sense if you just MAKE UP YOUR OWN NUMBERS.

$6.3 trillion in January 2009.

Really? According to treasurydirect.gov...the total national debt in January 2009 was 10.6 trillion

Originally Posted by Krypt

Really? According to treasurydirect.gov...the total national debt in January 2009 was 10.6 trillion

Thats because the right just makes numbers up to feed their hate and warped agenda.

Originally Posted by Big George

So basically, if the Republicans just became liars, they might win.

The problem is... That'd make them Democrats!

I see what you did there....aren't you clever!

Originally Posted by Craftsman

Thats because the right just makes numbers up to feed their hate and warped agenda.

And leftists aren't smart enough to know that there are two ways of calculating it. You want to believe your lying leaders, so go ahead!

Originally Posted by Craftsman

I see what you did there....aren't you clever!

Nope. Just straightforward.

Originally Posted by Big George

And leftists aren't smart enough to know that there are two ways of calculating it. You want to believe your lying leaders, so go ahead!

You don't believe your lying leaders?
Clearly you do.

Originally Posted by Big George

And leftists aren't smart enough to know that there are two ways of calculating it. You want to believe your lying leaders, so go ahead!

Please explain how you came up with your 6.3 trillion figure...

Originally Posted by Big George

Nope. Just straightforward.

Not really.

Originally Posted by Craftsman

You don't believe your lying leaders?
Clearly you do.

Who do you believe my leaders to be?

Originally Posted by hilbert

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2. disenfranchise women.

The fact is that there are many more Conservative Christian women out there that actually vote, then there are atheist/liberal/femanazi abortion happy females. So this whole thing about contraceptives and abortion being funded by the taxpayers is a big plus for the Republican party and for the Republican candidates and eventual nominee come November.