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No matter our differences today, in a few weeks Obama is being sworn in, not Romney (Original Post) The Straight Story Dec 2012 OP
I agree totally. Some will not. Buzz Clik Dec 2012 #1
At least Obama and Romney don't have many differences leftstreet Dec 2012 #2
Something a lot people are willing to overlook timesamillion Dec 2012 #3
Posts like this CakeGrrl Dec 2012 #4
Obama said he and Romney had few differences leftstreet Dec 2012 #5
Hello, as a female Freddie Dec 2012 #6
a big plus Liberal_in_LA Dec 2012 #7
 

Buzz Clik

(38,437 posts)
1. I agree totally. Some will not.
Sun Dec 30, 2012, 05:11 PM
Dec 2012

They see their role as one of always in opposition, even against their own party and their own best interests.

CakeGrrl

(10,611 posts)
4. Posts like this
Sun Dec 30, 2012, 05:45 PM
Dec 2012

almost make me wish you could experience a Romney administration to test the theory. But the rest of us would have to suffer along.

Some of us do remember there are MASSIVE and SERIOUS differences. It's a capricious attitude to proclaim that one would probably not be able to tell the difference if Romney was at the helm.

leftstreet

(36,106 posts)
5. Obama said he and Romney had few differences
Sun Dec 30, 2012, 05:47 PM
Dec 2012

I didn't say it, he did



It's an excellent model for bipartisanship, and I'm all for it

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