karn wrote:This thread is truly incredible. Keep going boyos

SK790 wrote:Turns out we knew that Afghani hospital was a hospital, but bombed the hell out of it anyway

We also drove a tank over the remains of the building today, which is not at all suspicious.

jerseyhoya wrote:Barack Obama ‏@BarackObama 22 Oct 2012
FACT: President Obama has a plan to end the war in Afghanistan in 2014—Mitt Romney does not.

Barack Obama ‏@BarackObama 24 Oct 2012
President Obama: "I told you we’d end the war in Iraq. We did. I said we’d end the war in Afghanistan. We are." #PromiseKept

The Democrats ‏@TheDemocrats 22 Oct 2012
Mitt Romney has no plan to end the war in Afghanistan. #RomneyNotReady

Barack Obama ‏@BarackObama 11 Oct 2012
VP Biden on Afghanistan: "We are leaving in 2014. Period."

OFA TruthTeam ‏@OFATruthTeam 18 Dec 2011
From Afghanistan to Libya to Iran, @BarackObama has proven that his foreign policy is anything but "pretty please." http://www.attackwatch.com/news-feed-en ... mas-strong …

Barack Obama ‏@BarackObama 12 Oct 2012
FACT: Romney and Ryan don't have a plan for our troops in Afghanistan. The President has a clear plan to end the war in 2014. #DetailsMatter

Add Afghanistan to the Syria, Libya, Iraq, Russia list.

In Reversal, Obama Says U.S. Soldiers Will Stay in Afghanistan to 2017

#RomneyWasRight

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Barack Obama ‏@BarackObama 22 Oct 2012
FACT: President Obama has a plan to end the war in Afghanistan in 2014—Mitt Romney does not.

Barack Obama ‏@BarackObama 24 Oct 2012
President Obama: "I told you we’d end the war in Iraq. We did. I said we’d end the war in Afghanistan. We are." #PromiseKept

The Democrats ‏@TheDemocrats 22 Oct 2012
Mitt Romney has no plan to end the war in Afghanistan. #RomneyNotReady

Barack Obama ‏@BarackObama 11 Oct 2012
VP Biden on Afghanistan: "We are leaving in 2014. Period."

OFA TruthTeam ‏@OFATruthTeam 18 Dec 2011
From Afghanistan to Libya to Iran, @BarackObama has proven that his foreign policy is anything but "pretty please." http://www.attackwatch.com/news-feed-en ... mas-strong …

Barack Obama ‏@BarackObama 12 Oct 2012
FACT: Romney and Ryan don't have a plan for our troops in Afghanistan. The President has a clear plan to end the war in 2014. #DetailsMatter

Add Afghanistan to the Syria, Libya, Iraq, Russia list.

In Reversal, Obama Says U.S. Soldiers Will Stay in Afghanistan to 2017

#RomneyWasRight

fair enough as I am also very upset that we are still in Iraq and Afghanistan but do you honestly believe that Romney could have ended this #$!&@?

traderdave wrote:

SK790 wrote:Turns out we knew that Afghani hospital was a hospital, but bombed the hell out of it anyway

We also drove a tank over the remains of the building today, which is not at all suspicious.

Easier to ask for forgiveness than permission, right?

pacino wrote:

traderdave wrote:

SK790 wrote:Turns out we knew that Afghani hospital was a hospital, but bombed the hell out of it anyway

We also drove a tank over the remains of the building today, which is not at all suspicious.

Easier to ask for forgiveness than permission, right?

This was obvious once they tried to change the story 4 times within the first 24 hours.

Where is the special committee on this?

jerseyhoya wrote:#RomneyWasRight

ReadingPhilly wrote:pacino, what do you think the of the mayor candidates in reading having commuter rail service fairly high on their to do list?

At the moment, the interest rate the government has to pay on bonds is extremely low — 2 percent for a 10-year bond, and just under 3 percent for a 30-year bond. That means even a project with a pretty low rate of return would be worth borrowing money to do. And if for some reason you take the view that there are literally no useful infrastructure projects the government could undertake, we could simply tax people less.

The sad truth is that the deficit has fallen so rapidly not because of any brilliant scheme on the part of the White House, but because the political system is operating in a dysfunctional way. Republicans and Democrats disagree, naturally, as to whether tax cuts or spending hikes would be better, so the natural thing to do would be to compromise on a little of both. Instead, between the fiscal cliff and sequestration we "compromised" on doing exactly the opposite.

Garden State voter support for Christie's White House bid has dropped by more than half in the past two months, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton poll released Thursday, which puts his support at his run at just 5%. That's down from the 12% he enjoyed in the poll's August survey of registered Republican voters.

And nearly two-thirds of Republican voters in the state said Christie should end his presidential campaign, which has struggled to get off the ground and gain momentum.

Trump's support, meanwhile, has surged to 32% in New Jersey, up from 21% in August.

Four other presidential contenders now fill the gap between Trump and Christie, with results mimicking those of national surveys.

Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson and Marco Rubio took second and third place in New Jersey with 13% each while Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas has 6% of support and former tech CEO Carly Fiorina takes 5%.