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Who are you Voting for in 2008
Which candidate supports the porn industry, I would assume a democrat, Who are you voting for in 2008 and why?
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Ron Paul strongly opposes any regulation of the internet...
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Let you know when all 300 of them are whittled down to only a handful.
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That's easy, Bill Richardson of course.
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I am all for Kevin Rudd. oh, well, we have an election at the end of the year also.
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I'm not even 100% sure that I know who all is running.
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Joey butafuko
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If you are a porn webmaster you shouldnt be voting republican (unless it is Ron Paul - he is A+++). Obama?
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Well its kind of hard to actually say since there have been no nominations yet, and the running is very likely to change drastically within the next 6 months. However I am strongly inclined to believe the Republican nominee will be Fred Thompson, and he will get my vote without question.
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Whoever the Dems put up as you have to switch the power back and forth or one party gets too strong...:pimp
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Im not american but if I was, Ron Paul.
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Typical of you though. |
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Seriously Sticky... nothing particularly against Thompson, he's prob an OK guy, but let's put it this way - he would never lead any other country in the western world. The cred and track record just is not there. |
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Republicans are obviously likely to keep the tax bracket lower . . . but also more likely to make our lives more miserable or kill our industry altogether so we don't have any income to pay taxes on.
I'd rather pay 35% on $100k than 31% percent on a $50k office job where I have to show up 9-5, 51 weeks per year. |
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It's not about the politicians. It's about the Judges.
No candidate from either party will support porn. You all aren't looking at it the right way.
The question is . . . which candidate will appoint the judges that are the most liberal with their interpretations of privacy and civil liberties statutes. Not just at the Supreme Court but the Federal Appellate level too. That would be a liberal democrat, most likely. I'd say Obama or Biden or Richardson. The fact that Bush won in 04 and appointed 2 conservatives to the Supreme Court does not bode well for our industry. It's 4-4 now (liberals/conservatives) with one Justice (Kennedy) on the fence. He was a Reagan appointee, and conservative in some areas, but not in all areas. But it's not all about the highest court. The views of judges who preside in all the courtrooms throughout the Federal judicial system are the largest determining factor in the long term health of the adult industry. |
unfortunately so far none of them are worth a shit to me on both sides
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I was just replying to your earlier post where u said something to the effect of (I only skimmed), all, we should vote Republican simply because our taxes would go up otherwise. And it's not that simple. |
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Between 1992 and 2000, the Clinton Administration cut national defense by more than half a million personnel and $50 billion in inflation-adjusted dollars. 14 (See Table 1.) The Army alone has lost four active divisions and two Reserve divisions. Because of such cuts, the Army has lost more than 205,000 soldiers, or 30 percent of its staff, although its missions have increased significantly throughout the 1990s. http://www.heritage.org/Research/Mis...nse/BG1394.cfm http://www.heritage.org/Research/Mis...es/1151506.gif |
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The boy is just a little sick - excuse him :winkwink: |
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Of the 305,000 employees removed from the federal payroll, 286,000 (or 90%) were military cuts. The statistics for America's defense during the Clinton years reveal the true feelings of the administration toward those who served in the military. The Army was cut from 18 divisions to 12. The Navy was reduced from 546 ships to 380. Air Force flight squadrons were cut from 76 to a mere 50. There were reductions in tanks, armored vehicles, rocket launchers, special forces units, etc., etc., etc.
In addition, President Clinton loosened America's ban on the export of supercomputers and other high-technology products to Communist China; this allowed Beijing to improve the accuracy of its intercontinental missiles. A prime American beneficiary of this Clinton policy was Loral Space & Communications chairman Bernard Schwartz, the single largest contributor to the Clinton campaign and to the Democrat Party. In 1996 it was discovered that Chinese spies had stolen nuclear design secrets from the Los Alamos National Laboratory, the most damaging security breach in American history -- giving China the ability to produce and deliver nuclear warheads via submarines, mobile missiles, and long-range missiles. A 1998 Senate Governmental Affairs Committee concluded that foreign campaign contributions Clinton had received "were facilitated by individuals with extensive ties to China." Apparently, while reducing our military capabilities here in the US, President Clinton was helping the Chinese build up their own capabilities. Not much has changed since the days when Clinton marched in London under the flag of North Vietnam. |
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A reduction of personal does very little to "fuck up" your national defense, especially as technology evolves. As our technology becomes more and more advanced we need fewer and fewer personal to run it and as such we should see a continual decline in personal. That's why the US has such high kill:death ratios, our technology rocks and we're needing fewer and fewer personal to use it. The only time that it is necessary to have a huge grunt force is when you go on the offense - like we mistakenly did in Iraq. I remember when people got upset at Bush for his endorsement of closing 22 major military bases – ones here in the the United States – which of course is beyond horrible and will completely destroy our “national defense”! LMAO :1orglaugh |
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I'm hoping that Michael Bloomberg and Al Gore decide to get into the race and then become the final 2. That would be a great race.
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