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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
I would argue that Iraq is probably the most fundamental issue facing the U.S. The defense, security, and economy of the country is directly tied to Iraq. The other would be who he wants to be President. That in itself is the baseline for every issue.
I can see if it were just isolated issues, but when he is flat out asking the public to vote for the other party, that is harmful to the party as a whole.
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I'll ignore the first paragraph because I don't think you and I have the same definition of fundamental issues. To me, a fundamental issue is one that defines a party and it's belief system. I don't understand how Iraq falls into that.
I understand your points (everyone) but at some point this country has got to stop polarizing and start working together for the advancement of the country. That's the main reason I voted for Obama in the first place.
Have you guys not seen from 'afar' how divisive the last 8 years has been? Is it so much to ask to freaking move on from it?