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11-10-2008 12:59am#1
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Jack Sheehan wrote: »OBAMA BIN BIDEN. coincidence? I think not?!?!?
;);););););) (Karl Rove Sarah Palin quote) 0 -
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Maybe it was Ted Kennedy who sent them out.
You know, to this day I ask people who say they are voting for Barack Obama (notice correct spelling) "why are you voting for Obama." Even to this day, nobody can come up with coherent answers. The best I get "he represents change," or "he gives good speeches." or "he's not Bush." What a sad state of affairs we're in.0 -
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Pocono Joe wrote: »Maybe it was Ted Kennedy who sent them out.
You know, to this day I ask people who say they are voting for Barack Obama (notice correct spelling) "why are you voting for Obama." Even to this day, nobody can come up with coherent answers. The best I get "he represents change," or "he gives good speeches." or "he's not Bush." What a sad state of affairs we're in.
And none of them mentioned something like his position on the war in Iraq being similar to theirs ....... or his health care policies, or the economy, the way the McCain campaign has been run, or simply having Sarah Palin on the other ticket as reasons?
Both candidates have given enough reasons for people to vote for or against them at this stage, and there will be more by the time the election to comes around.
If people are taking an interest in this election, they should really have enough to go on when choosing who to support at this stage. For you to say all that Obama supporters have to say in defence of their candidate is "he represents change," or "he gives good speeches." or "he's not Bush" must mean you're either lying (to imply the he hasn't done enough to warrent people's vote), or you're talking to idiots.
Edit: actually 'he's not Bush' is a much better reason than liking Palin because 'she's a maverick' or 'she appeals to joe six pack'.0 -
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You realise that after biden was added to the ticket, fox actually ran with that question?Jack Sheehan wrote: »OBAMA BIN BIDEN. coincidence? I think not?!?!?
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Denis Irwin wrote: »:eek:
Oh sweet jesus. And these people are actually allowed to vote.
F*ckin ell. Fox should be forced to have a permanent on screen message saying "This is a paid advertisment for the GOP".
Incredible...they get worse and worse. I saw Papa Bear saying to someone the other day who he was interviewing that he could sue him for saying he is a republican supporter. O'Reilly seems to think that being a registered independent makes him fair and balanced....wa**er!
*EDIT* That image is a fake. Fox are not even that bad.
The interview that screen shot comes from is here .
http://www.cato.org/videohighlights/index.php?highlight_id=36
My above rant about them still stands though
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Denis Irwin wrote: »I was wondering how long it would take this to start but then again it might not have been deliberate I mean after all It may have been a simple typo considering how close b and s are on the keyboard :rolleyes:
What, bs?Pocono Joe wrote: »Maybe it was Ted Kennedy who sent them out.
You know, to this day I ask people who say they are voting for Barack Obama (notice correct spelling) "why are you voting for Obama." Even to this day, nobody can come up with coherent answers. The best I get "he represents change," or "he gives good speeches." or "he's not Bush." What a sad state of affairs we're in.
I think that alone should be enough.
Long edit:Incidentally, I read a blog post recently which encouraged people to ask republicans for 'three reasons why voting for John McCain will be good for your family.' From the reports of his own replies, and the comments on his blog, all that most people came up with was 'he's not Obama'.0 -
The Mad Hatter wrote: »What, bs?
I was talking about the B and S buttons on the keyboard. Not bs as in bullsh*t 0 -
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Call Me Jimmy wrote: »No, cmon, that has to photoshopped, I can't believe even fox news would do that, is there video on youtube of it?
It is photoshopped.
Glad to see McCain finally taking a stand on this crap (even though his adverts help stoke the flames). He took the microphone off some woman claiming Obama was an Arab and then went on to explain that Obama is a good guy, just not as good as him to run for office.
It is how it should of been played to begin with.
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It is photoshopped.
Glad to see McCain finally taking a stand on this crap (even though his adverts help stoke the flames). He took the microphone off some woman claiming Obama was an Arab and then went on to explain that Obama is a good guy, just not as good as him to run for office.
It is how it should of been played to begin with.
Interesting to see how he's booed by his own supporters when he acts like a grownup.0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiOPs7N1c6g
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBmO6YAszGU
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