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So let me get this straight... if you're a Obama supporter who's given the max you can legally give, somehow you shouldn't do your job as inspector general? bahhaahaaa!!! Nice cherry picking of articles. I know you want everyone to believe it was all Obama's fault that Joe was scrutinized over, but that is just factually incorrect. There's no connection to the Obama campaign. It's not like she was actually working for the campaign and saw that they were losing and concocted some crazy story of an Obama supporter attacking her and craving a "B" in her face. TRUE CHANGE...
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LOL! Good call Bandit. With that last post I can see how that would be a conclusion. I've been a registered independent all my life and have never voted in any primary. I support no party whole heartedly. I have some republican views, fiscal responsibility, border control, keeping our military strong... ect. But for the most part I DO fall onto the Dems side with a lot of my views. This doesn't mean I'm not a free thinker or am in league with the Dem party. LOL I just like politics and think the repubs are getting what they deserve. An ass kicking. They did in 2006 and they are now. I think it's funny. I'd actually like one party to have control right now. That way at the end of these next 4 years... we will know who to blame is it goes wrong or right. I hope I cleared that up for you and again, good call... but I was simply pointing out what was going on.
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according to st. augustine (which is who most politicians go by) the iraq war is just. people might not agree with it but it technically "just". In the first place, the authority of the prince, by whose order the war is undertaken; "the president declared the war" After lying to the american people about the intel. In the second place, there must be a just cause; that is to say, those attacked must have, by a fault, deserved to be attacked. "they supposedly had wmd's. not to mention the big one is harboring terrorism let alone taking away all civil rights" There was no WMDs and anyone who knows anything about the history of Iraq knows that Sadam couldn't stand Alqueda and Bin Laden... so, uh no. He was NOT harboring any terrorist. And Bush ran on not being a nation building platform. In the third place, it is necessary that the intention of those who fight should be right; that is to say, that they propose to themselves a good to be effected or an evil to be avoided. "to save people from terrorists" HUH? LOL!!! There were NO terrorist there until we stuck our fat nose into it! LOL and if the leading supporters here for obama and mcain can please tell me what exactly there going to do for taxes i would like to know. Go to their respective websites and READ. You have to read to find out. Both parties will skew their rhetoric and you have to go and see EXACTLY how it's laid out.
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Uhhh... what are you guys talking about? LOL This is a blood bath for republicans this year. There is 20 seats in congress that are very likely to be lost and 6 in the senate that quite possible will be lost. I'm not predicting... just reporting what is very likely. Check it for yourself. http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2008/POLITICS/10/27/stevens.jurors/art.ted.stevens.monday.gi.jpg
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Happy B-Day man
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She has publicly supporting him going into the trial when ask. But w/e... I agree. Throw him in jail. A lot of irony there though. The 60 seats for the Dems is looking very likely now.
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Ohhhhh... another seat lost by corruption from Senior Republican in congress. Guilty of 7 felonies. LOL The one that Palin has stood behind... you know Palin who is busting all this corruption. Only if it isn't republican. Hahahaha!!! http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/27/stevens.jurors/index.html
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Dude... please... start cutting the pills in half man. Nothing you are saying is true or coherent. Try again.
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Dude, seriously, YOU are the one reaching. Just so you know, heres your link, call it a lie if you want, all it will tell me is that you dont understand the concept of CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25546334/ I just ask for a link. Thank you for providing me it. The yellow cake still never came from Nigeria. That was proven a lie. The war in Iraq is still an unjust war. You can't get around that my friend. Keep your head down over there. Be safe.
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Don't try and use common sense in this thread CritiKil. LOL HippieChick... it is plain silly. I challenge one person here to produce a picture of Obama and Ayers "paling around". Just ONE! You can't, cause it never happened. Show me one picture of him "launching his political career" from Ayers living room. There would be pictures of that, no? Guilt by association is the oldest trick in political folly and didn't work for McCain. The only thing he really has left is trying to steal the election like Bush did. That still has me nervous somewhat. I think his lead is too much to do that even though. We'll see.
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You can cry socialist as much as you want. Truth is many facets of our society NOW are socialist. Social Security is... Medicare is... the 700 billion rescue plan McCain voted for is. So please with all the he's a socialist, marxist that's going to destroy america talk. LMAO! I know change is scary sometimes. But this has been a long time coming. It's time for my generation to take the reins and see what we can do.
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Provide a link? It was a lie. There was never yellow cake from Nigeria man. Never. It was made up, like all the other reasons we went in there. This is a lot of fun. Play around the the map. I just don't see any scenario where McCain pulls this off, even if he tries to steal a couple of states like he did in 2000... opps sorry that was McBush. LOL http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/calculator/
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LOL. Here's the stats on previous numbers ppl... http://www.realclearpolitics.com/bush_vs_kerry_hth.html http://www.gallup.com/poll/2404/Race-Narrows-Voters-See-Little-Difference-Between-Bush-Gore.aspx
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There's no struggle here. If you will notice I never called you a name, only called out that your "ATTITUDE" is one of condescending and hypocritical. There's a big difference. Do I really have to explain that to you? There has NOT been 8 times of name calling. ONly in your mind. LOL Bandit you do bring up some good points... although I don't agree with all said, it's refreshing to see some other independents with a critical view of this brand of republican. Hog, actually Bush was up on Gore by 3 points in 2000 and was up on Kerry by 4 points in 2004 in the LAST WEEK. Like I said... you can take what I posted the way you want. I was just trying to move on. Wasn't "forcing" you to answer shit. It's unfortunate that you seem angry and condescending towards me now. I thought things were good between us and we were having a good debate here. It seems to be the same attitude of a lot of McCain supporters now. I hope you'll be alright on election night.
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Hahaha!!! Someone needs a hug hereeee. Dude, I don't know if it's a comprehension thing with you or you just can't see the words I post cause of the conservative eye glasses you wear. I answered you on every occasion in that thread. Your hypocritical and condescending attitude towards me isj very unbecoming. I simple ask your opinion. I'm NOT trying to be a smart ass or trying to shove anything in your face. I honestly wanted to know what your thoughts were. It's quite obvious that you are now incapable of carrying on a healthy debate with me. I'm sorry if your feelings are hurt. I simple ask, can we move on from the attacks (ON BOTH SIDES)... and talk about the look ahead for both candidates. You want to just keep posting irrelevant shit which means nothing at this point in the election. Go ahead... knock yourself out. Is there anyone else here on the right side that would care to take a stab at how McCain is going to do this?
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/maps/obama_vs_mccain/ How's your boy going to do it Hog? I've invited you to three times now to join that convo... you going to ignore it? Please tell me how Johnny Mac is going to turn these states and voters? This map has Obama at a whooping 375 to McCain's 157! You can say what you want about polls, but even the republican and conservative polls make this a tough road for McCain. You can keep posting attacks on Obama or we can move on and talk about the election night. Your choice. ;D
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Phone call made by Joe McCain, John's brother. LOL Idiot... like his brother. LOL Can't answer Hog? How's your boy gonna do it?
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So did Joe "the worm" Leiberman. So? What's your point Hog? Really?... LOL I mean both of them are right. It doesn't matter who's in. McCain keeps saying he's been tested. LOL Really? When was he POTUS when we had a crisis? I don't remember that? LOL Obama is going to do just fine. I'm still curious how you think McCain's going to do it with the electoral map the way it is and how down he is in every battleground state. I ask before... to no avail? Curious on your thoughts... ;D
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You mean Joe Biden is the real maverick here? LOL
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Good luck bro. All the good juju to you!
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NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! This would be a nightmare! LOL A friend of mine sent this to me. LOL http://www.cnnbcvideo.com/index.html?nid=1FoJbqt.eocicM40gvlXIzEzMzc2MjY-&id=
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Uhhh... I'm 41 brah... and is why I don't mind bush down there. I'm from the generation of big bush. I'm lost here? LOL I don't care if it has it or not... LOL I just like a mouth full. ;D
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Yeah, they've already taken any hype that I was excited for on this and stomped it into the ground. LOL I don't care about this anymore.
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Ohhhh boy... it just keeps getting worse and worse for the poor ol' GOP! LOL They are starting to eat each other now. Not pretty. By: Josh Kraushaar and Reid Wilson (From Politico.com) An internal document circulating among House Republicans warns of an impending congressional bloodbath, listing 58 Republican-held House seats being at risk, and 11 already considered as good as gone. As many as 34 GOP-held seats are in serious jeopardy of swinging to Democrats, the assessment shows. The state-of-the-race update, first reported on by U.S. News’ Paul Bedard, shows the GOP already writing off the seats of Reps. Tom Feeney (R-Fla.), John R. Kuhl (R-N.Y.), Don Young (R-Alaska) and Tim Walberg (R-Mich.). It also expects losses in the seats of retiring GOP Reps. Rick Renzi of Arizona, Jerry Weller of Illinois, Jim Saxton of New Jersey, Mike Ferguson of New Jersey, Vito Fossella of New York, James Walsh of New York and Tom Davis of Virginia. Drafted by a Republican consultant, the document ranks seats on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the most likely for a Democratic takeover. Eleven members received a 5, meaning the seat is gone unless “a significant turn of events†changes things in the final two weeks. An additional seven seats are ranked as a 4, in the leaning Democratic category, and 16 seats are in the tossup category. One well-connected Republican operative told Politico that the list, if anything, understated the number of members needing a political lifeline. The operative also said the GOP is all but writing off the seats of Reps. Marilyn Musgrave (R-Colo.), Joseph Knollenberg (R-Mich.), Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), Phil English (R-Pa.), and the open New Mexico House seat of retiring Rep. Steve Pearce (R-N.M.), who is running for the Senate. Many of these potential pickups would strike at the heart of the Republican base. Pearce represents an oil-rich district that has been under Republican control since 1981. Musgrave and Bachmann are among Congress’ leading conservative voices, and both have won elections in the exurban areas that were until recently GOP strongholds. With as many as 34 seats considered tossups or expected to flip, the National Republican Congressional Committee is being forced to make painful decisions about resource allocation. Earlier this week, the NRCC pulled its advertising in Musgrave’s Colorado-based district and decided not to spend money it had previously reserved on Bachmann’s behalf in Minnesota, leaving them to fend for themselves in the campaign’s final week. The operative added that the two New Jersey seats and Walberg’s Michigan seat may, however, be salvageable. The National Republican Congressional Committee has spent $1.1 million on behalf of Walberg, and about $630,000 in the two open-seat New Jersey districts. In addition, the operative suggested that the seats of Reps. Bill Sali (R-Idaho), Christopher Shays (R-Conn.), Thelma Drake (R-Va.), Virgil H. Goode (R-Va.) and the open Kentucky seat of retiring Rep. Ron Lewis (R-Ky.) were in far more tenuous situation than the document shows. National Republicans are confident in their prospects of taking back just one currently Democratic seat — the one held by scandal-plagued Florida Rep. Tim Mahoney. Reps. Carol Shea-Porter (D-N.H.), Paul E. Kanjorski (D-Pa.), Christopher P. Carney (D-Pa.) and Nick Lampson (D-Texas) are in tossup races, according to the NRCC, and the committee also views the battle for retiring Democratic Rep. Bud Cramer's seat in Alabama as a tossup.
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Yeah, as true as the statement is about ANY POTUS that will take office. Joe needs to shut the hell up! LOL He's done pretty good up to now. What's your view on how you guy is going to lock down all these states that he's down in right now? Just curious?
