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08-25-2008 #61
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Originally Posted by yodajazz
That is the point, and it both Republicans and Democrats. Republicans are for big government and Democrats are for bigger government.
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08-25-2008 #62
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Well i won't be voting for a Marxist so that leaves me with Mccain and I'm not voting for him either...so where's my 3rd party?
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08-25-2008 #63Originally Posted by salvador
O("S" in place of)B AMA BI (stick in a "n la") DEN
It's bad enough when Obama's "57" state gaffe (either an error, or what looks like a dry joke to me - actually I think he mis-spoke and then quickly tried to make it into a joke that fell flat) has right-wingers saying that he must've meant "the 57 states of Islam".
As far as I'm concerned, if racist voters, lies about him being an elitist and religious superstitious keeps Obama from winning, then this country is officially finished. If on the other hand, McCain wins on his good qualities alone, then I guess it's up for debate.
-Tara
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08-25-2008 #64Originally Posted by PapaGrande
Republicans controlled the congress for 12 years before the last congressional election and we got more corporate welfare, corruption, greed, wars we can't handle, etc. Than ever. You need to check our facts before opening mouth and inserting foot.
When the democrats tried to hold hearings to investigate public issues they were stuck in the basement. Don't believe me, google it and do some research. Both parties are fucked but there is nothing in the history of this country that can touch the stupidity, hatred and utter incompetence of the current republican party.
The issue they should be strong on (national security) they have become a joke on as well by getting us into Iraq. On top of this stupidity these idiots run around yapping about support the troops but continue to vote against anything that gives proper medical benefits, mental care, job training, college tuition assistance, etc. As a Naval Academy alum and veteran I am disgusted by this. Supporting the troops doesn't mean running around with a bumper sticker on your car or calling someone non-patriotic because they don't support your bad idea for a war.
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08-25-2008 #65
one other reason I'm for Obama.
I feel there's a sleeping giant that we need to be very worried about.
It's a continent called Africa , and it's been getting the short end of the stick since- well -at least since Cleopatra surrendered to the Romans in 30BC.
Anyway- people love to hype threats up, and I have this sinking feeling that the worse things get in Africa (or the more they're ignored by the west), the more likely we're going to have portential terrorists threats from extremeist groups in those places.
Electing the whitest white guy we've ever had isn't really going to help our image, when we do have the chance to at least elect someone who represents a more multicultural world. And I'm not saying people should vote for Obama based on just that. He's also intelligent, has good judgement, inspiring, and will make great cabinet choices. And I think electing Obama will have an amazing effect against the ability of extremeist Muslim organizations to be able to point to the enemy and say "look how different they are!".
Now if McCain wins, and he goes back to being the maverick we all sorta liked from 2000, and makes moderate cabinet choices perhaps we'll be okay.. But this just in.. Margaret Thatcher, who is only like 10 years older- is suffering from dementia. I don't know if I want to risk that with McCain- now matter how good he says his health is.. I guess it's all going to depend on who he picks as his running mate.. If he goes with someone like Huckabee, who believes the world is 5000 years old, we're all doomed, doomed!!
And yeah, Bush had less job experience before becoming president than Obama did.
-Tara
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08-26-2008 #66
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It should be an amazing presidential race to watch regardless of the outcome. We get one of two first in American history: the first black president or the first president collecting social security at the start of his first term (he turns 72 Friday, August 29th).
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08-26-2008 #67
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I voted Obama in the poll, but if McCain picks Mary Matalin as his VP, I'd reconsider that choice. McCain is most likely going to drop dead and a Matalin presidency with James Carville as First Man would be interesting, so long as they picked Nader as the new VP.
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08-26-2008 #68
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Can it be that long ago?...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4542473
I wonder if Jeb Bush would accept the VP slot from McCain? That would be worth it just to for the entertainment value alone.
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08-26-2008 #69
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Or maybe McCain and Hillary will just do the dirty deed. She doesn't appear to be that enamored with B.H. Obama.
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08-26-2008 #70Originally Posted by Beagle
-Tara