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8th November 2008, 04:44 #21
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Originally Posted by SOD
Definately much better than anyone in Europe by far except Berlusconi.
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8th November 2008, 06:02 #22Originally Posted by anthonyvop"Every generation's memory is exactly as long as its own experience." --John Kenneth Galbraith
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8th November 2008, 06:39 #23Originally Posted by anthonyvop
How come nobody seemed to care about Obama's $1500 suits or Michelle's Designer Dresses which were paid by the campaign.?
If she had kept her spending in check, this would have never become a story. If she had allowed the McCain people to tutor her on basic things, that she should have known anyway: geography, basic economics, geopolitics, etc., she wouldn't have come off as such an incredible dullard. That's how she got burned by the pranksters. If she hadn't been playing "Sarah Knows Best", they wouldn't have been able to get through to her and make an (even bigger) idiot out of her. Instead of trying to act like she had foreign policy experience because she could see Russia from her house, she should have just told Couric that she had experience in other areas, and foreign policy was an area that she was seeking to gain more knowledge in.
But in the end, McCain must shoulder the blame for whatever damage Palin did to his campaign. He could have picked Elizabeth Dole (maybe she wouldn't have gone negative and been gutted in a sad Senate campaign then). He could have picked Kay Bailey Hutchinson. He didn't have to pick that nitwit. He ran a bad campaign. And now the knives are coming out. The John McCain that gave that concession speech is the John McCain that I remember from the 90's. And I think that John McCain would have won this election... along with a truly qualified running mate. Instead of playing on people's fears and the lowest common denominators, he could have done a better job of connecting to a worried nation, using a hopeful message. But he didn't do that. John made a lot of bad choices and he paid the price."Every generation's memory is exactly as long as its own experience." --John Kenneth Galbraith
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8th November 2008, 15:40 #24
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Originally Posted by anthonyvop
Well I'm hoping your current party base thinks like you. If so, it will be a long, long time before the darkness falls again.
Fear the fear.
McTurbo's mishandlers made Dole's 96' campaign mishandlers look legitimate.Won't you re-up for the greatest moral cause since Sodom and Gomorrah?
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8th November 2008, 15:49 #25
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Originally Posted by anthonyvop
This is good stuff.
Joe the PlumberWon't you re-up for the greatest moral cause since Sodom and Gomorrah?
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8th November 2008, 17:02 #26
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Originally Posted by anthonyvop
lol @ Joe the plumber. Desperation, the tool of the defeated.Marco Simoncelli 1987-2011
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8th November 2008, 17:25 #27
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Originally Posted by anthonyvopObama to Biden - "Let the Welfare checks rain upon the Earth - I am going to a barbecue"
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8th November 2008, 19:33 #28
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Originally Posted by anthonyvop
Thank gawd millions and millions of people finally figured out that the Right-wing ranting nut jobs are NOT FIT and voted them decisively out of office.
No hope for dead-enders like you and your friends here.John Vanlandingham
Sleezattle WA, USA
Vive le Prole-le-ralliat
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8th November 2008, 20:12 #29
Joe the Plumber
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8th November 2008, 20:19 #30Originally Posted by fousto
BTW who really gives a if Africa is in fact a country or a continent? It is a foreign aid cesspool, heaven for terrorists, and just a disgusting place. The Brits and France were dominate in Africa so they should take care of it and we should re-invest our foreign aid.
The idea that Africa is a disgusting place is probably due to the limited information that Westerners, specifically Americans, have of the continent. Depending on what happens with GM, I may go to South Africa next year and I'm looking forward to it. Where I'll be going, Port Elizabeth, is hardly disgusting. It's a huge varied continent, with good places and bad places. A night spent in Greenville, Mississippi, Torreon, Mexico or (from what I hear) Anchorage, Alaska (highest alcohol mortality rate in the U.S.) might convince some that North America is a cesspool. But we know that those sad places are not necessarily representative of the whole of our continent... course, we also know all of the countries that make up NAFTA too, right? And that someone who is seeking the second (or first) highest political office in the land wouldn't know a country from a continent is truly amazing to me!!! Should she ever be in a position that she would have to deal with an international terrorist crisis originating in Africa, it might be nice if she knew that she'd need to find the actual country within Africa, and not send the 101st Airborne to the wrong location. Does she know anything about South Africa's nuclear capabilities? Probably not, since she can't even pronounce nuclear (the next person who says nukyuler should be prohibited from holding public office in the U.S.), and doesn't know where South Africa is or what it is. And how could she not know the countries in NAFTA???!!! Can't she see North America from her house, like she can Russia?
But now that I think about it, this could work out really well for me. I'm an NRA Life Member. I might meet up with Sarah and First Dude at some NRA function one of these days prior to 2012. I had more executive experience by age 30 than Sarah does now. So while I let First Dude shoot one of my AK's and play with my Weatherby, I might dazzle ol' Sarah with some basic economic terms and the fact that I was schooled in supply side theory in getting my degree. I could make sure she doesn't use the word "physical" when she writes about fiscal policy. See, I could be a huge asset to her, if not the country. I figure her head is so empty of basic knowledge, give me about 15 minutes and I could be on the short list to be Secretary of the Treasury or maybe even Fed Chairman. And the sad part, I'm probably more qualified to occupy either of those positions than Sarah is to be President (or Vice President) of the United States. The worst thing I might do is move the Fed offices to Road America and have the Treasury fund a grand prix there. I'd probably also pull some strings to have Tony George sent to Gitmo for some waterboarding fun & games. Where is Tony George? Don't ask, don't tell, baby. Don't ask, don't tell...
So I guess I've changed my mind.
Sarah! Sarah! Sarah!
A vote for her might mean a job (and a damn nice gubment pension) for moi in 2012! mokin:"Every generation's memory is exactly as long as its own experience." --John Kenneth Galbraith
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