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Lambeau 08-23-2006 09:03 AM

Conservatives have a better voting future
 
Just on ABC News, conservatives are having 40% more babies than liberals. 80% of children vote as the parents do. Fewer numbers of kids are attributed to liberals and their abortion beliefs and same-sex marriages. You guys are limiting your own future cause! :rofl: THANK YOU!!! :thumbup:
Come on Ryan, whattya got to say?! This'll be a good one I can just tell!!! BRING IT ON!!!:nanana:

fln8tive 08-23-2006 11:46 AM

I hear Krazy Kitty Katherine Harris may still be ovulating if anybody's interested...

blondboinsd 08-23-2006 11:48 AM

I say as usaul the trash who cannot afford birth control and live in shacks do usually for some strange reason produce more, can't figure it out for the life of me, hows that Lam, just what you wanted? Furthermore, if It gets really bad, I'll just move to Canada!

blondboinsd 08-23-2006 11:58 AM

In all honesty, all kidding aside I have a view that noone will change how I live my life no matter what, so they can try all they want but I'll do as I please, sorry Lam :)

BradATL 08-23-2006 12:06 PM

Not all trends are benefitting conservatives
 
- Mexican immigration is a trend that, if it continues at its current pace, will probably benefit Democrats moreso than Republicans.

- Continued growth in the size and scope of the Federal government has the effect of creating more "beneficiaries" of government spending. As a greater % of one's income or possessions comes from government programs, these folks are more likely to vote Democrat.

- Crime is down tremendously in this country over the past 20 years. If this trend continues, people will be less concerned with "law and order" type issues and will be less likely to gravitate towards Republicans.

- Basically, Republicans have lost their traditional message of less government, personal responsibility, personal liberties, and non-activism in foreign affairs. This was their core message until Bush I and II changed the game. The 'Pubs reverted back to that message briefly in 1994 (Contract with America) but only for a 3-4 year period. Until they return to that formula, they will tread water at best.

blondboinsd 08-23-2006 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by BradATL
- Mexican immigration is a trend that, if it continues at its current pace, will probably benefit Democrats moreso than Republicans.

- Continued growth in the size and scope of the Federal government has the effect of creating more "beneficiaries" of government spending. As a greater % of one's income or possessions comes from government programs, these folks are more likely to vote Democrat.

- Crime is down tremendously in this country over the past 20 years. If this trend continues, people will be less concerned with "law and order" type issues and will be less likely to gravitate towards Republicans.

- Basically, Republicans have lost their traditional message of less government, personal responsibility, personal liberties, and non-activism in foreign affairs. This was their core message until Bush I and II changed the game. The 'Pubs reverted back to that message briefly in 1994 (Contract with America) but only for a 3-4 year period. Until they return to that formula, they will tread water at best.

For some strange and obviously stupid reason, many latinos are becoming more conservative which makes ABSOLUTLY no sense what so ever

Eric5273 08-23-2006 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Lambeau
Just on ABC News, conservatives are having 40% more babies than liberals. 80% of children vote as the parents do.

Only thing is, most conservatives do not vote for conservative "small government" candidates. They vote for the "borrow & spend" Republicans instead. :thumbup:

Quicksilver 08-23-2006 01:00 PM

Liberal or conservative, Republican or Democrat. which of these have ever solved mankinds problems? :dunno: Imperfect men with their imperfect opinions, and their imperfect solutions, can't ever agree to agree on anything.:confused: Sounds to me like a recipe for further indecision and arrogant refusal to listen to reason.:rofl: But guess what I don't know anything and each day i prove it to myself over and over again.;) I wonder if anyone else will ever catch on. :rofl:

blondboinsd 08-23-2006 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
Liberal or conservative, Republican or Democrat. which of these have ever solved mankinds problems? :dunno: Imperfect men with their imperfect opinions, and their imperfect solutions, can't ever agree to agree on anything.:confused: Sounds to me like a recipe for further indecision and arrogant refusal to listen to reason.:rofl: But guess what I don't know anything and each day i prove it to myself over and over again.;) I wonder if anyone else will ever catch on. :rofl:

Very Well Said!

Eric5273 08-23-2006 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
Liberal or conservative, Republican or Democrat. which of these have ever solved mankinds problems?

That's why I'll never vote for a candidate from either of those two corrupt parties.


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