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Mitt Romney let's us know what he really thinks about half the country

  • fish82
    justincredible;1276630 wrote:This is really, really creepy. Seriously.
    You should see the dude who actually lives there. :laugh:
  • Bigdogg
    justincredible;1276630 wrote:This is really, really creepy. Seriously.
    First off, fish gave me his address a while back and challenged me to come see him for a fight. Funny he never mentions this. You have to be the most ignorant person on the face of the earth to give an unknown stranger on the internet ANY personal information, but it's fish, so no surprises. Fish is one of those guys who knows everything about every subject and is never wrong. We all know these people. He is harmless in his own little world I guess, but so was the joker look a like and uni-bomber I guess.

    Its fun to torment him from time to time especially when he posts stupid stuff he hears on Fox. Yes I posted a picture of a house in his neighborhood I knew he would recognize in response to his picture of the "mansion" that Obama grew up in. I am not going to post his actual house on a public forum, after all revealing personal information about a member is against the rules:thumbup: It certainly got a rise out of him, and if he wants to tell the rest of the people on here where he lives, that's up to him.
  • 2kool4skool
    Bigdogg;1276711 wrote:First off, fish gave me his address a while back and challenged me to come see him for a fight.
    Please tell me we have this thread saved. Sounds like essential reading.
  • fish82
    2kool4skool;1276755 wrote:Please tell me we have this thread saved. Sounds like essential reading.
    BD is a little confused. I've posted the screenshot previously of the PM he sent actually issuing the challenge. I understand his embarrassment after the fact and wanting it to be the other way around.
    Bigdogg;1276711 wrote:First off, fish gave me his address a while back and challenged me to come see him for a fight. Funny he never mentions this. You have to be the most ignorant person on the face of the earth to give an unknown stranger on the internet ANY personal information, but it's fish, so no surprises. Fish is one of those guys who knows everything about every subject and is never wrong. We all know these people. He is harmless in his own little world I guess, but so was the joker look a like and uni-bomber I guess.

    Its fun to torment him from time to time especially when he posts stupid stuff he hears on Fox. Yes I posted a picture of a house in his neighborhood I knew he would recognize in response to his picture of the "mansion" that Obama grew up in. I am not going to post his actual house on a public forum, after all revealing personal information about a member is against the rules:thumbup: It certainly got a rise out of him, and if he wants to tell the rest of the people on here where he lives, that's up to him.
    Yeah. This makes you seem way less creepy. Well done. :rolleyes:

    Do you think anyone wants to see the PM you sent, admitting that you tried to post my house from Google Earth, but just weren't smart enough to figure out how? "You can't copy images from Google Earth, asshole," were your exact words, am I right?

    Keep chasing your own tail around, BD. I'll still be here to toss you a biscuit on occasion.
  • 2kool4skool
    How did he even get your address though?
  • Bigdogg
    fish82;1276795 wrote:BD is a little confused. I've posted the screenshot previously of the PM he sent actually issuing the challenge. I understand his embarrassment after the fact and wanting it to be the other way around.



    Yeah. This makes you seem way less creepy. Well done. :rolleyes:

    Do you think anyone wants to see the PM you sent, admitting that you tried to post my house from Google Earth, but just weren't smart enough to figure out how? "You can't copy images from Google Earth, asshole," were your exact words, am I right?

    Keep chasing your own tail around, BD. I'll still be here to toss you a biscuit on occasion.
    You can make up any story you want, but it's really hard to explain how I know who you are and you do not have a clue who I am. I am not immature enough to keep the silly messages you send to me, because frankly I don't care. If you want to give me a biscuit in person I have tickets for the Reds game Saturday and strangely enough, the wife and I will be staying in West Chester. PM me if you have the guts and I give you details, if not then keep your trap shut. :huh:
  • Abe Vigoda
  • Bigdogg
    2kool4skool;1276842 wrote:How did he even get your address though?
    His story doesn't add up, just like his politics he makes it up as he goes along.
  • fish82
    2kool4skool;1276842 wrote:How did he even get your address though?

    I jokingly gave him the address, not knowing what a loon he was. Ive admitted it as a moment of bravado that I would take back in hindsight.

    On the upside, I now have my own personal stalker for entertianment, so that's a plus I suppose.
  • fish82
    Bigdogg;1276845 wrote:You can make up any story you want, but it's really hard to explain how I know who you are and you do not have a clue who I am. I am not immature enough to keep the silly messages you send to me, because frankly I don't care. If you want to give me a biscuit in person I have tickets for the Reds game Saturday and strangely enough, the wife and I will be staying in West Chester. PM me if you have the guts and I give you details, if not then keep your trap shut. :huh:
    LOL. Yeah...still helping your case I see. :laugh:
  • 2kool4skool
    fish82;1276858 wrote:I jokingly gave him the address
    You gave someone your home address and challenged them to a fight because of an argument on the internet?
  • fish82
    2kool4skool;1276864 wrote:You gave someone your home address and challenged them to a fight because of an argument on the internet?

    LOL. I've never challenged anyone to a fight, on the internet or otherwise.
  • 2kool4skool
    fish82;1276868 wrote:LOL. I've never challenged anyone to a fight, on the internet or otherwise.
    Then what was the rationale behind giving out your home address? :laugh:
  • fish82
    2kool4skool;1276874 wrote:Then what was the rationale behind giving out your home address? :laugh:
    Curiosity, with a dash of boredom. ;)
  • 2kool4skool
    Sounds like there's more than enough "loon" to go around.
  • fish82
    2kool4skool;1276879 wrote:Sounds like there's more than enough "loon" to go around.
    Your input is duly noted.
  • QuakerOats
    For someone who the media likes to portray as 'non-caring', he just happened to donate 30% of his income to charity last year.

    Mr. Romney donated over $4,000,000 to charity.

    Smoke that Harry Reid and Joe Biden.
  • Bigdogg
    QuakerOats;1276909 wrote:For someone who the media likes to portray as 'non-caring', he just happened to donate 30% of his income to charity last year.

    Mr. Romney donated over $4,000,000 to charity.

    Smoke that Harry Reid and Joe Biden.

    Not sure how that qualifies him to become President. Glad he has done what most candidates always do by releasing his taxes, although it really doesn't matter how much he donates or how rich he is.
  • IggyPride00
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  • isadore
    gosh a ruddies to get their big time tax breaks for the rich, the republicans threw some crumbs to working class folks. They reduced taxes on working class families. now of course they are complaining that these folks are not paying taxes as a large part of the 47%. perfect hypocrisy.
  • QuakerOats
    Bigdogg;1277156 wrote:Not sure how that qualifies him to become President. Glad he has done what most candidates always do by releasing his taxes, although it really doesn't matter how much he donates or how rich he is.
    I'll take a highly successful (and generous) business person who knows how to turn around failing enterprises any day of the week, especially over a community activist/agitator whose only claims to fame are blaming others, failed leadership, setting the record for rounds of golf by a president (during times of crisis), and gaining the endorsement of the communist party.

    Can the choice get any simpler?
  • Belly35
    Bigdogg;1277156 wrote:Not sure how that qualifies him to become President. Glad he has done what most candidates always do by releasing his taxes, although it really doesn't matter how much he donates or how rich he is.
    How many failures,how much incompency qualifies Obama for a second term?
  • Bigdogg
    Belly35;1277924 wrote:How many failures,how much incompency qualifies Obama for a second term?
    I have many very conservative friends who are what I consider "right wing". We can talk politics because there are many views we share that are in common. You sir apparently do not have any views that are not common with the majority of what I would consider common sense. You are the poster child of what is wrong with our politicians in Washington. It use to be you could disagree with someone with an opposing view but could still work out a solution to a problem somewhere in the middle.

    It is a fact that Obama has not been as good or solved our problems as well as anyone hoped for when he was elected. I don't feel there is a person alive that could have fixed everything that was wrong and make everyone happy. I personally like Gary Johnson better then Mitty or Obama. I think Mitt would be the worst choice of the three. That being said here is a list of what Obama has done so far:

    Legislative Prowess
    Despite the characterizations of some, Obama’s success rate in winning congressional votes on issues was an unprecedented 96.7% for his first year in office. Though he is often cited as superior to Obama, President Lyndon Johnson’s success rate in 1965 was only 93%. http://n.pr/i3d7cY
    Fiscal Responsibility
    Within days after taking office, he signed an Executive Order ordering an audit of government contracts, and combating waste and abuse. http://1.usa.gov/dUvbu5
    Created the post of Chief Performance Officer, whose job it is to make operations more efficient to save the federal government money. http://n.pr/hcgBn1
    On his first full day, he froze White House salaries. http://on.msnbc.com/ewJUIx
    He appointed the first Federal Chief Information Officer to oversee federal IT spending. http://www.cio.gov
    He committed to phasing out unnecessary and outdated weapons systems, and also signed the Weapons Systems Acquisition Reform Actto stop waste, fraud and abuse in the defense procurement and contracting system. http://bit.ly/hOw1t1 http://bit.ly/fz8GAd
    Through an executive order, he created the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform. http://bit.ly/hwKhKa
    Improving the Economy, Preventing Depression
    He pushed through and signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, otherwise known as “the stimulus package,” despite the fact that not one Republican voted for that bill. In addition, he launched recovery.gov, so that taxpayers could track spending from the Act. http://1.usa.gov/ibiFSs http://1.usa.gov/e3BJMk
    In his first year, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act created and sustained 2.1 million jobs and stimulated the economy 3.5%. http://reut.rs/i46CEE
    He completed the massive TARP financial and banking rescue plan, and recovered virtually all of its costs. http://1.usa.gov/eA5jVS http://bit.ly/eCNrD6
    He created the Making Home Affordable home refinancing plan. http://1.usa.gov/goy6zl
    He oversaw the creation of more jobs in 2010 alone than Bush did in eight years. http://bit.ly/hrrnjY
    He oversaw a bailout of General Motors that saved at least 1.4 million jobs, and put pressure on the company to change its practices, resulting in GM returning to its place as the top car company in the world. http://lat.ms/zIJuQx
    He also doubled funding for the Manufacturing Extension Partnership which is designed to improve manufacturing efficiency. http://bit.ly/eYD4nf
    He signed the Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act giving the federal government more tools to investigate and prosecute fraud in every corner of the financial system. It also created a bipartisan Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission to investigate the financial fraud that led to the economic meltdown. http://abcn.ws/g18Fe7
    He signed the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act, which was designed to protect consumers from unfair and deceptive credit card practices. http://1.usa.gov/gIaNcS
    He increased infrastructure spending after years of neglect. http://bit.ly/f77aOw
    He signed the Helping Families Save Their Homes Act, expanding on the Making Home Affordable Program to help millions of Americans avoid preventable foreclosures. The bill also provided $2.2 billion to help combat homelessness, and to stabilize the housing market. http://bit.ly/eEpLFn
    Through the Worker, Home Ownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009, he and Congressional Democrats provided tax credits to first-time home buyers, which helped the U.S. housing market recovery. http://bit.ly/dZgXXw http://bit.ly/gORYfL
    He initiated a $15 billion plan designed to encourage increased lending to small businesses.
    http://1.usa.gov/eu0u0b
    He created business.gov, which allows for online collaboration between small businesses and experts re managing a business. (The program has since merged with SBA.gov.) http://www.business.gov
    He played a lead role in getting the G-20 Summit to commit to a $1.1 trillion deal to combat the global financial crisis. http://nyti.ms/gHlgp5
    He took steps to improve minority access to capital. http://bit.ly/f9xVE7
    He created a $60 billion bank to fund infrastructure improvements such as roads and bridges. http://bit.ly/e1SSaQ
    He implemented an auto industry rescue plan, and saved as many as 1 million jobs. http://bit.ly/ibhpxr Many are of the opinion that he saved the entire auto industry, and even the economy of the entire Midwest. http://bit.ly/gj7mt5
    Through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, he saved at least 300,000 education jobs, such as teachers, principals, librarians, and counselors that would have otherwise been lost. http://1.usa.gov/ez30Dc
    He dismantled the Minerals Management Service, thereby moving forward to cut ties between energy companies and the government. http://nyti.ms/bw1MLu
    Provided funding to states and the Department of Homeland Security to save thousands of police and firefighter jobs from being cut during the recession. http://bit.ly/g0IKWR
    He used recovered TARP money to fund programs at local housing finance agencies in California, Florida, Nevada, Arizona and Michigan. http://on.msnbc.com/i1i8eV
    Crafted an Executive order establishing the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability to assist in financial education for all Americans. http://bit.ly/eyqsNE
    Wall Street Reforms and Consumer Protection
    Ordered 65 executives who took bailout money to cut their own pay until they paid back all bailout money. http://huff.to/eAi9Qq
    He pushed through and got passed Dodd-Frank, one of the largest and most comprehensive Wall Street reforms since the Great Depression. http://bit.ly/hWCPg0 http://bit.ly/geHpcD
    Dodd-Frank also included the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau http://1.usa.gov/j5onG
    He made it so that banks could no longer use YOUR money to invest in high-risk financial instruments that work against their own customers’ interests. http://bit.ly/fnTayj
    He supported the concept of allowing stockholders to vote on executive compensation. http://bit.ly/fnTayj
    He wholly endorsed and supported the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act of 2009 that would close offshore tax avoidance loopholes. http://bit.ly/esOdfB http://bit.ly/eG4DPM
    He made a deal with Swiss banks that permits the US government to gain access to the records of criminals and tax evaders. http://bit.ly/htfDgw
    He established a Consumer Protection Financial Bureau designed to protect consumers from financial sector excesses. http://bit.ly/fnTayj
    He oversaw and then signed the most sweeping food safety legislation since the Great Depression. http://thedc.com/gxkCtP


  • Bigdogg
    Part Two
    Civil Rights and Anti-Discrimination
    He advocated for and signed theMatthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, which made it a federal crime to assault anyone based on his or her sexual orientation or gender identity. http://bit.ly/gsMSJ7
    He pushed through, signed and demanded the Pentagon enact a repeal of the discriminatory “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” policy that forced soldiers to lie to fight for their country, and put our troops at risk by disqualifying many qualified soldiers from helping. http://bit.ly/fdahuH http://bit.ly/mZV4Pz
    He appointed Kareem Dale as the first ever Special Assistant to the President for Disability Policy. http://1.usa.gov/fi5IY0
    Helped Congress pass and signed the Civil Rights History Act. http://bit.ly/th0JC8
    He extended benefits to same-sex partners of federal employees. http://1.usa.gov/g2RLCj
    He’s appointed more openly gay officials than anyone in history. http://bit.ly/g1lA7D
    He issued a Presidential Memorandum reaffirming the rights of gay couples to make medical decisions for each other. http://1.usa.gov/aUueGT
    He established a White House Council on Women and Girls http://1.usa.gov/rFfqMM
    He signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, restoring basic protections against pay discrimination for women and other workers. This was after the GOP blocked the bill in 2007. Only 5 Republican Senators voted for the bill. http://bit.ly/fT3Cxg
    Wrote and signed an Executive Order establishing a White House Council on Women and Girls to ensure that all Cabinet and Cabinet-level agencies evaluate the effect of their policies and programs on women and families. http://bit.ly/e1puTk
    He expanded funding for the Violence Against Women Act. http://1.usa.gov/dSbI0x
    Under his watch, National Labor Relations Board has issued final rules that require all employers to prominently post employees’ rights where all employees or prospective employees can see it, including websites and intranets, beginning November 2011. http://1.usa.gov/qu2EhQ
    Fighting Poverty
    He provided a $20 billion increase for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (Food Stamps). http://nyti.ms/gfLqyM
    He signed an Executive Order that established the White House Office of Urban Affairs. http://wapo.st/eWECA8
    Improved Foreign Relations and American Status Abroad
    He visited more countries and met with more world leaders than any previous president during his first six months in office. http://bit.ly/hZycda
    As he promised, he gave a speech at a major Islamic forum in Cairo early in his administration. http://nyti.ms/dKvY4g
    He did much to restore America’s reputation around the world as a global leader that does the “right thing” in world affairs, at least according to the rest of the planet. http://bit.ly/h743y7 http://bit.ly/ho4TCr
    He re-established and reinforced our partnership with NATO and other allies on strategic international issues. http://1.usa.gov/e7QuDj
    Closed a number of secret detention facilities. http://nyti.ms/rpUc9l
    He improved relations with Middle East countries by appointing special envoys. http://1.usa.gov/tiGAGe
    He pushed for military to emphasize development of foreign language skills. http://bit.ly/AxUCLV
    Offered $400 million to the people living in Gaza, called on both Israel and the Palestinians to stop inciting violence. http://bit.ly/9axfWh
    He refused to give Israel the green light to attack Iran over their possible nuclear program. http://bit.ly/xVmSZK
    He worked to make donations to Haiti tax-deductible in 2009. http://huff.to/6YkAVY
    He established a new U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue. http://1.usa.gov/eX28DP
    Issued Executive Order blocking interference and helping to stabilize Somalia. http://1.usa.gov/hxdf8U
    He established new, more reasonable policies in our relations with Cuba, such as allowing Cuban-Americans to visit their families and send money to support them. http://n.pr/hY3Kwa http://nyti.ms/emQBde
    He ordered the closure of the prison at Guantanamo Bay. It was Republicans (and a smattering of Democrats) who prevented him from following through. http://bit.ly/eW6CVF
    Ordered a review of our detention and interrogation policy, and prohibited the use of torture, or what Bush called “enhanced interrogation.” He ordered interrogators to limit their actions to the Army Field manual. http://bit.ly/g6MTuC
    He ordered all secret detention facilities in Eastern Europe and elsewhere to be closed. http://bbc.in/h6N9ax
    He released the Bush torture memos. http://bit.ly/hWJ5z0
    On his second day in office, he signed a detailed Executive Order that banned torture, reversed all Bush torture policies, and put the United States in compliance with the Geneva Convention. http://1.usa.gov/dL6Zve http://nyti.ms/hzWWys
    In response to the emerging “Arab Spring,” he created a Rapid Response fund, to assist emerging democracies with foreign aid, debt relief, technical assistance and investment packages in order to show that the United States stands with them. http://bit.ly/zfmGv9
    Passed the Iran Sanctions Act, to prevent war, and to encourage Iran to give up their nuclear program. http://1.usa.gov/wLtNjb
    Ended the Iraq War. http://tgr.ph/ru0tyS
    He authorized and oversaw a secret mission by SEAL Team Six to rescue two hostages held by Somali pirates. http://bit.ly/y8c9Fz
  • Bigdogg
    Part three
    Better Approach to “Defense”
    Created a comprehensive new strategy for dealing with the international nuclear threat. http://1.usa.gov/gDX1nE
    He authorized a $1.4 billion reduction in Star Wars program in 2010. http://1.usa.gov/gLFZl2
    He restarted nuclear nonproliferation talks and built up the nuclear inspection infrastructure/protocols to where they had been before Bush. http://lat.ms/gkcl3i
    He signed and pushed to ratification a new SALT Treaty. http://bit.ly/f3JVtw
    Negotiated and signed a new START Treaty that will last until at least 2021. http://1.usa.gov/cI1bC4
    Through the Defense Authorization Act, he reversed the Bush Administration and committed to no permanent military bases in Iraq. http://bit.ly/hk73OJ
    He developed the first comprehensive strategy with regard to Afghanistan and Pakistan designed to facilitate the defeat of al Qaeda and the withdrawal of most troops, as well as the rebuilding of Afghanistan. http://wapo.st/ee4Xcs
    He returned our focus to Afghanistan, stabilized the country, and began the process of withdrawing our troops. http://bit.ly/lNXUna
    Fulfilled campaign promise and ended our involvement in Iraq, and will complete full troop withdrawal before Christmas 2011. http://onforb.es/nTUk4Z
    He took steps to severely weaken al Qaeda and limited their ability to terrorize the world. http://yhoo.it/n5lXs6
    He negotiated and signed a nuclear nonproliferation treaty with India. http://1.usa.gov/aHp0Cn
    He took decisive action to use NATO to limit the slaughter of innocents in Libya, so that the Libyan people could topple a despotic government and determine their own fate. http://aje.me/qAh4Sj
    Treating Soldiers and Veterans with Respect
    He made sure that families of fallen soldiers could be on hand when the body arrives at Dover AFB, by providing funding for it. He also ended the media blackout on coverage of the return of fallen soldiers.http://nyti.ms/glqN66 http://bbc.in/gWSSkA
    He funded Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) with an extra $1.4 billion to improve veterans’ services. http://1.usa.gov/huhqfo
    He provided the troops with better body armor. http://bit.ly/hzSv2h
    Created the Joint Virtual Lifetime Electronic Record program for military personnel, in order to improve the quality of their medical care. http://1.usa.gov/f4yaxW
    He put an end to the Bush-era stop-loss policy that kept soldiers in Iraq/Afghanistan beyond their enlistment date. (personal note: my son will be in harm’s way for six fewer months with Obama as president, so you know I love this one). http://nyti.ms/e2YQ7Q
    He supported and signed the Veterans Health Care Budget Reform and Transparency Act, which made more money available to enable better medical care for veterans. http://1.usa.gov/fN4ur1
    He ushered through the largest spending increase in 30 years for the Department of Veterans Affairs for improved medical facilities, and to assist states in acquiring or constructing state nursing homes and extended care facilities. http://1.usa.gov/gY8O3x
    He created the Green Vet Initiative, which provided special funding to the Labor Department to provide veterans with training in green jobs. http://bit.ly/epwUQY
    He oversaw a $4.6 billion expansion of the Veterans Administration budget to pay for more mental health professionals. http://bit.ly/gjzTxX
    Education
    He has repeatedly increased funding for student financial aid, and at the same time cut the banks completely out of the process. http://bit.ly/gYWd30 http://bit.ly/e9c7Dr http://bit.ly/eEzTNq
    Completely reformed the student loan program, to make it possible for students to refinance at a lower rate. http://nyti.ms/dMvHOt
    Through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act , he invested heavily in elementary, secondary and post-secondary education. http://1.usa.gov/gGRIAr This includes a major expansion of broadband availability in K-12 schools nationwide http://bit.ly/fNDcj3 , as well as an expansion in school construction. http://bit.ly/fYwNrV
    Also through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, he put $5 billion into early education, including Head Start. http://1.usa.gov/tzT2Rr
    Signed the Post-9/11 GI Bill, also known as GI Bill 2.0 http://bit.ly/hPhG7J
    He oversaw expansion of the Pell Grants program, to expand opportunity for low-income students to go to college. http://bit.ly/hI6tXz
    He passed the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which provided an extra $12.2 billion in funds. http://1.usa.gov/dQvtUe
    Greater Transparency and Better Government
    He signed an order banning gifts from lobbyists to anyone in the Executive Branch. http://bit.ly/fsBACN
    He signed an order banning anyone from working in an agency they had lobbied in previous years. He also put strict limits on lobbyists’ access to the White House. http://nyti.ms/gOrznV
    He held the first-ever first online town hall from the White House, and took questions from the public. http://bit.ly/gVNSgX
    The Obama White House became the first to stream every White House event, live. http://1.usa.gov/kAgOP5
    He established a central portal for Americans to find service opportunities. http://www.serve.gov
    He provided the first voluntary disclosure of the White House Visitors Log in history. http://1.usa.gov/hQ7ttV
    He crafted an Executive Order on Presidential Records, which restored the 30-day time frame for former presidents to review records, and eliminated the right for the vice president or family members of former presidents to do the reviews. This will provide the public with greater access to historic White House documents, and severely curtails the ability to use executive privilege to shield them.
    http://1.usa.gov/gUetLb
    He improved aspects of the Freedom of Information Act, and issued new guidelines to make FOIA more open and transparent in the processing of FOIA requests. http://1.usa.gov/gjrnp2
    National Safety and Security
    He’s restored federal agencies such as FEMA to the point that they have been able to manage a huge number of natural disasters successfully. http://bit.ly/h8Xj7z
    Authorized Navy SEALS to successfully secure the release of a US captain held by Somali pirates and increased patrols off the Somali coast. http://nyti.ms/efBO7B
    Has repeatedly beefed up border security http://bit.ly/mMYB4i
    Ordered and oversaw the Navy SEALS operation that killed Osama bin Laden. http://bit.ly/jChpgw