'Epic Victory', Election Compilation Pt. 1 of 6

A giant leap for the conservative cause, may these honorable men and women stay true to the mandate they have been given. And may the progressives and socialists be driven into political and cultural obscurity by truth and facts. Thank you America, thank you God!

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[TennesseeTaylor]

Any giant leap for Conservatism is a giant leap BACKWARDS. The great tragedy of conservatism isn't that it makes otherwise bright people use their lives for the moronic cause of keeping things the same forever in spite of the fundamental law of the universe being change, nor that it demotes us as a species so far that otherwise ridiculous statements like "Hitler had the right idea, he was just an underachiever" become eerily appropriate, it's that no amount of mockery could ever be sufficient.

[secularstupidest]

@TennesseeTaylor A hard and bitter 22 year old...no amount of pity could ever be sufficient.

[Pattycakessmiles]

Hey Chris..ask Michele if you can have your balls back...she seems to have severed them at the root! LOL!

[megagagnon1]

Go Rand. Too bad Dirty Harry won.

[GeorgiaIsOnMyMind]

republicans are just as clubbed as democrats. The very fact that despite being an evolved democracy, we only have a choice between TWO parties (members of both of which are in bed with each other behind the scenes) in itself, shows what a SHAM out political system is. And it's amazing the vast majority of people don't see it, much less try and do anything about it.

[TennesseeTaylor]

Amen to that, let's get rid of all those pesky holes in the shield of States rights so the wealthy can't use their ill-"elected" pawns to control us all. Lets put the power back at a level of government where the people's voice isn't also the stupid voice, lets not teach dependence and let's certainly NOT make things illegal which aren't unconstitutional. Let's truly respect personal freedom/responsibility, with both the potheads and the gun nuts and stop fooling around with marriage.

[Rorschach65]

@TennesseeTaylor

As much as I disagree with your views, you are at least accurate regarding your history.

Incidentally, "progress" doesn't mean treating human beings as sheep to be herded by "elites."

[OOPS4U2CNOW]

@TennesseeTaylor Thank you for your answer and as I suspected your revisionist history is coming through in flying colors…and by the way just because you say you went to a “Christian School” doesn’t mean Christians went to it or that it was really a “Christian School”. Most of the universities in the U.S. were started by Christians and are now nothing but Satan’s play ground ..get out and read pre 1910 history books cause you have been lied to –but deep inside you already know that !!!

[TennesseeTaylor]

John Adams was a Unitarian and Andrew Jackson was the first president of our country who was a Christian.  His predecessors, the men who framed our constitution, were Rational Theists, Unitarians and Deists. Learn the facts of history, not the Bill O'Reilly Wet Dream version. This is an enlightenment-oriented nation, NOT a theocracy.

[OOPS4U2CNOW]

@TennesseeTaylor John Adams

SIGNER OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE; JUDGE; DIPLOMAT; ONE OF TWO SIGNERS OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS; SECOND PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

The general principles on which the fathers achieved independence were the general principles of Christianity. I will avow that I then believed, and now believe, that those general principles of Christianity are as eternal and immutable as the existence and attributes of God.

[TennesseeTaylor]

Let me be quite clear. In this country, you do not need a reason to make something legal. In a free society governed by a constitution like ours, you need a LOGICAL reason derived from that CONSTITUTION, not some ancient book of fairy tales, to make something illegal.

[TennesseeTaylor]

Actually it is. Our constitution makes it quite clear that no ones definition of sin belongs within ten city block of our laws. Sin is a moral distinction and laws emanate from ethics, which are derived from logical analysis of cause-effect. If I hold with the teachings of Buddha or Krishna or Ba'al, so long as I don't break the laws of the land, any other person can be as indignant as they want, but they've no right to infringe.

[OOPS4U2CNOW]

@TennesseeTaylor_____ what are you talking about----giving into sin is not freedom---but do what you want just do it in a small dark room so no one else can see