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Undecided? How can anyone be?
Of course, I’m for President Obama. Why? Because I have a functioning brain - and knowledge about the disastrous debts and economic disparity that resulted from each of last several GOP Presidents - it's easy for me to recognize who is best for our country and our world, especially when the contest is between a highly-intelligent visionary who has endless compassion and has done an excellent job of restoring some economic stability in our country (President Obama) and a selfish,1%, "trickle-up economics" politician who will not even reveal his own tax records but will raise taxes on the poorest and cut their benefits while calling himself a Christian, who changes opinions faster than the press can keep up, who feels he has a Divine right to be President since he’s so rich and handsome, and who promises to do all he can to deny women the right to make decisions about their own reproduction systems, since he’s not a woman and will not take their needs and feelings about these matters into consideration.
For sane Americans, the choice is simple: Obama. For the greedy, the outrageously self-righteous, the false Christians, the ignorant, and the 'been-there, done-that but let’s do it all again even though it didn’t work' folks who miss the great years of George W. Bush and hope to return to his failed policies, there is, of course, Mitt Romney. It’s that simple.
For sane Americans, the choice is simple: Obama. For the greedy, the outrageously self-righteous, the false Christians, the ignorant, and the 'been-there, done-that but let’s do it all again even though it didn’t work' folks who miss the great years of George W. Bush and hope to return to his failed policies, there is, of course, Mitt Romney. It’s that simple.
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