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Wonder if you will post any of the pictures of the New Black Panthers back doing their intimidation stances at poling places...........HMMMM. I would venture to say you will not even post this comment!
I saw that one also and agree...MSNBC will not post that .....and talk about all the republicans that were thrown out of the polling places in Philly......Let's see if anyone puts that picture up to show how Obamination has tried to control the polls.
and so it begins..............
The liberal press will deny it and accuse Fox News of fabricating the video and if he gets re-elected him and Holder will just pardon them again
@andrprice
Photo speaks volumes of what kind of people are voting for Obama
TO: IwilltrustGod who wrote:
Why don't you tell us where they are?
Republicans seem to always be either sad, angry, or just plain pathetic.
Do Republicans EVER knock it off and just have fun? Sure doesn't seem like it.
OBAMA/BIDEN 2012 !
Girl
It's in Philly along with the story of GOP observers being removed from polling stations. Try going to a non-liberal news site you will easily find it
Girl say's
Do Republicans EVER knock it off and just have fun? Sure doesn't seem like it.
Despite what you and Laughing Boy Biden think the future of this country is not a laughing matter
Why am I not surprised that you didn't post my photo submission pertaining to election day and Benghazi???
The biased media at its best!
TO: 123fred who wrote:
Probably because it was too silly. How don't care how many times Republicans say the word "Benghazi" it still WON'T make anybody vote for Mitt Robme!
OBAMA/BIDEN 2012
First of all, you assume I am republican. Interesting. Second of all, you obviously have no idea what has transpired in Benghazi. Third - what makes you think I am a Romney supporter?? It is uneducated people like you who the media is the gospel. I guess that is why the media tailors its reporting to a 5th grade level.
It wasn't silly - I take offense to the killing of 4 Americans who were serving our country being thought of as silly. Shame on you!
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Tim Tebow posted on his Facebook page that he expects Obama will take an early lead until the Republicans get off work and vote.
pretty much sums up what you will see here, doesn't it.
" Censorship is against the first amendment ....well unless WE do it......."
We certainly are enthusiastic about the presidential election today! The majority of registered citizens should vote in EVERY election! If only this many people would vote in the local elections then we would have real change in America!!
Huh,..No voter intimidation pics? NBC's selective coverage as usual.
Turnout in Arlington, VA (my precinct is 8th district) was huge this morning. When the polls opened at 6:00 my polling place was literally a zoo with a line circling the entire church/school. It's very hard to even guess what was on the minds of people in line, all I know is there are signs throughout our neighborhood equally for Obama and Romney. I hope Romney wins and said a little prayer when entering St. Agnes polling location; first thing I saw when entering the polling hall was a large crucifix and although I'm not a religious person, I just instinctly had to say a prayer that a power stronger than us mere mortals would relieve this wonderful country of the evil that has dominated it for the past 4 years.
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