Did you support or vote for him in 2008 when you were bluepilled? If so, will he always hold a special/nostalgic place in your heart?
Nah in 2008 I was a bluepilled libertarian voting for Ron Paul.
>>67461614
>Ron Paul
>Bluepilled
GTFO here.
I donated money to Ron Paul in the 2008 campaign but ended up voting for Obama because it was a vote against Sarah Palin.
>>67461668
He's a fucking cuck these days.
>>67461437
nah.. in fact I decided to retire early because I wasn't going to send my $taxes to his 'support a single negro' program
>>67461732
Trooooo
I consider myself to be fairly "red-pilled". I vote for Obama twice, and I'm voting for Bernie in November.
>>67461437
I did but only because John McCain is a fucking idiot.
I regret it though
>>67461614
This I was on dat Alex Jones Obama Deception time.
Yes, I did. He'll hold a place in 23 year old me's heart forever. Older me's heart is much colder and darker, and wants Trump to win because I want to watch the world burn.
I voted for him and don't regret it.
He fucked up with NSA, mexico gun scandal, libya etc
But beyond that, I do feel the country improved much compared to when bush was im office. Bush was terrible, worst president ever.
Bush and the Iraq war is the reason the republican party is in the mess it's in right now.
>>67461437
even when I was bluepilled I did not support him. First time i chose not to vote, second time I voted for roseanne barr.
I did, but only because Ron Paul wasn't on the ballot in my state and I knew he would win. I was pretty sure hope and change mean status and quo, but he does have a gift for reading from the teleprompter.
>>67461614
>ron paul
>libertarian
Love this meem
Shamefully...I was a Ron Paul supporter in 08 and 2012. It pains me to see him go against the emperor.
>People are voting for him because he's black but whatever good for him
Is what I thought in 08.
I was already full conspiratard by then.
>>67461931
this, he took advantage of 9/11 america to settle a score and start operation double bush
>>67461841
Color blind.
Shit, I gave that negro a donation during the primaries because he was throttling the Hilldabeast.
I obviously can't vote for him but I did like him a lot even before he announced his run for the presidency. I still do. His wonkishness has been a double-edged sword throughout both his terms, but I think the positive outweighs the negative. He certainly was orders of magnitude better than the alternatives in both cases.
I was 12 so I didn't care. 20 now and voting for Bernie.
>>67461437
Yes
I wanted to believe, like Mulder from the X Files
>>67461931
>. Bush was terrible, worst president ever.
he was a shit president but there are many who were worse.
Worst in your lifetime? Maybe, but not worst of all time.
>>67461437
I was 16 during his election and wanted Obama to lose so I wasn't old enough.
>special/nostalgic place in your heart?
Yes. I got to watch nigs chimp out in school when someone said anything about Obama.
It really helped me make the distinction later on that people really can adhere to their stereotype and that it's not the minority.
It was the first election I really participated in, even if I was too young to vote. So yes, his campaign will always be a good memory, even if I don't like him now.
I also supported him over Mittens because I wanted shit to become more unstable so we could get a true redpilled in 2016. I had no idea it would be Trump, though.
>>67461437
Nah, thought he was too inexperienced to be president.
I had a friend who literally voted for him because he's black.
>Dude, you gotta vote for the black guy. I don't want to be on the wrong side of history.
Verbatim. Progressive white IT guy with a beta beard. So fucking embarrassing.
Voted for him in 2012, with some reluctance; ultimately because I thought R-Money was shit.
Hindsight says it was a bad choice and now I cannot see myself supporting Dem anything, but hey I was a young and foolish child.
>>67461437
Nah I voted for Bob Barr in 2008 and Gary Johnson in 2012.
>>67461437
Basically I knew he could deliver little to no of his promises, even with a legislative majority, and most were redistribution failures... Subsidized healthcare? Average Americans that still work neither want to nor can comfortably afford to pay for every else's healthcare. Plus Americans tend to be fat on the lower economic side. How could anyone think the cost of diabetics and cardio patients could be carried by teachers, mechanics, secretaries, etc?
>>67461437
>ID
>cUK
Even the machines know, you faglord
>>67462393
This is most of non-top tier private colleges, and has crept to a large portion of public colleges as well.
>>67462189
Im 24, ive seen plenty of presidents and bush was the worst.
>>67461732
>>67461809
Uh no
>>67463821
God damn this made me laugh my ass off.
>>67463821
You've seen Bush Sr, Clinton, Bush Jr, Obama.
You saw a 2008 financial crisis that started and grew well before Bush was ever in power. Iraq War is a worthwhile criticism, but the issues are often conflated.
>>67463985
Bush sr I don't remember but from what I have heard he is the only one in the bush family who had brains.
Clinton was pretty good.
Bush just fucked everything up. Financial crises, katrina response, failing to stop 9/11 and the most unforgivable one, Iraq war
Obama was good. Did the best with what he had taken in. Not perfect, but hillary or trump will be a step down compared to him.
>>67461437
I was mildly blue pilled then, but I think I still voted McCain.
>>67461614
>bluepilled libertarian
So you know you are economically ignorant national socialist kek
![44_barack_obama[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/6DpNJ0n.jpg "44_barack_obama[1].jpg")
>>67461437
>CHAAANNGGGEEE
He was the original Meme. Now it's King Don's time.
>>67461437
Never. Not once.
>>67462717
The top tier "liberal arts" schools are all like this
>>67464255
Why was Clinton pretty good? I think his often-heralded achievement is the economy. The '90s benefited from a tech boom, not Clinton, or even the conservative Congress. He went along with trade deals and deregulation that fucked millions. His record from Arkansas was much like the recent dipshit O'Malley bragging about Baltimore and Maryland.
>>67464742
Didn't go, but figured more of the daddy's money crowd would at least sway it more solidly Republican.
>>67461437
Sadly, yes and I regret it still. First time I voted too. I did vote for Romney in 2012.
>>67461437
no
'cause he's a nagger
but i dint want a mormon (fell for the anti mormon meme)
also
>voting
>>67461437
I proudly voted for him in 2008 and 2012. Glad he became president. If Ron Paul had gotten the nomination for Republican Party, I would've voted for Paul.
> 2008 - stoned college vote for "cool black guy"
> 2012 - anarchist OWS refusal to vote - ALL LIARS
> 2014 - become right wing after interacting with Occupy retards
> 2015 - most amazing candidate I could have ever dreamt of appears - people laugh at me when I talk about him
> 2016 - It's. Fucking. Happening.
2008
Didn't vote, but supported Ron Paul
2012
Gary Johnson
2016
Donald Trump
>>67461437
I was blue pulled and voted Obama in 2012. I wasn't old enough to vote in 2008.
In the beginning of this year, I changed from a registered Democrat to registered Republican. Now I'm voting for Trump.
>>67465068
Who tf is that next tobbush?
>>67465176
Roseanne Barr
>>67465176
Forget about it.
Yes...
2008, committed underage National Socialist
2012, Voted for Mitt Romney to see what would happen in a Mormon theocracy. Too bad.
2016, still gassin' the kikes race war now 1488 boots on the ground
>>67461437
I did. I lit two of his "limited print" artwork on fire a few years ago.
And no, he will never hold a special place in my heart. I want to forget about him more and more with each passing day. If anything ever drives me to become an alcoholic, it will be Obama.
>>67461945
Top kek
>>67461437
I didn't vote in 2012 cuz both candidates were shit imo. I didn't keep up with primaries as I had just turned 18 and didn't know shit about other candidates or politics in general.
>>67461437
Might as well have. Absentee ballot for McCain to California from where I was stationed.
>>67465892
I take it you've lived in California for at least a while then. How did it go from reliably red to reliably blue with Clinton? Did they not like Bush Sr? Ross Perot pulled them away from GOP permanently?
>>67461437
i was a senior in hs so no
i knew he was gonna win because first nigger prez meme
i made up for that by voting for romney in '12
