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July 17, 2008 at 9:56 AM #241058July 17, 2008 at 10:02 AM #240872
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ParticipantI don’t see BO as a flipper. I don’t think that he had any bond with his original positions either. He is simply changing his positions to suck in boobs who think his words have meaning. There is no bottom with this fellow, he is by training, and by upbringing, a blank slate with no attachment to any idea or nation, and thus unfit for any office.
When compared to a man with decades in the Senate and House, who never took an earmark, what’s to compare?
July 17, 2008 at 10:02 AM #241009ParticipantI don’t see BO as a flipper. I don’t think that he had any bond with his original positions either. He is simply changing his positions to suck in boobs who think his words have meaning. There is no bottom with this fellow, he is by training, and by upbringing, a blank slate with no attachment to any idea or nation, and thus unfit for any office.
When compared to a man with decades in the Senate and House, who never took an earmark, what’s to compare?
July 17, 2008 at 10:02 AM #241016ParticipantI don’t see BO as a flipper. I don’t think that he had any bond with his original positions either. He is simply changing his positions to suck in boobs who think his words have meaning. There is no bottom with this fellow, he is by training, and by upbringing, a blank slate with no attachment to any idea or nation, and thus unfit for any office.
When compared to a man with decades in the Senate and House, who never took an earmark, what’s to compare?
July 17, 2008 at 10:02 AM #241069ParticipantI don’t see BO as a flipper. I don’t think that he had any bond with his original positions either. He is simply changing his positions to suck in boobs who think his words have meaning. There is no bottom with this fellow, he is by training, and by upbringing, a blank slate with no attachment to any idea or nation, and thus unfit for any office.
When compared to a man with decades in the Senate and House, who never took an earmark, what’s to compare?
July 17, 2008 at 10:02 AM #241073ParticipantI don’t see BO as a flipper. I don’t think that he had any bond with his original positions either. He is simply changing his positions to suck in boobs who think his words have meaning. There is no bottom with this fellow, he is by training, and by upbringing, a blank slate with no attachment to any idea or nation, and thus unfit for any office.
When compared to a man with decades in the Senate and House, who never took an earmark, what’s to compare?
July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM #240907cr
ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM #241045ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM #241051ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM #241104ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM #241108ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
July 17, 2008 at 10:52 AM #240922Bugs
ParticipantI’m a California voter. That means that for me, this presidential election is basically over. When I cast my ballot in the primaries, that was the extent of my participation in choosing who will be president. Whatever decisions I could possibly make after that will have no bearing on the outcome of this election. The same goes for each other California voter.
In a presidential election, California is an overwhelmingly Blue state. Our electoral votes will go with the DNC no matter what. The FBI could arrest Obama for high treason with a dozen 12-year old Al-Quaida boys on live TV during the NBC Nightly News, complete with the videotapes to prove it, and California would still vote for the DNC candidate. God could come down and tell everyone that McCain was the saint and Obama was the sinner and California would still vote for the DNC candidate. This was all was written in stone long before the dawn of this century and I doubt it will change in my lifetime.
All that remains is for most of the voters to make the mark they were going to make anyway regardless of which candidates won their respective nominations. There are no converts to be made, and even if there were it wouldn’t touch the results of the coming election.
Seeing as how there are no hearts and minds to win over, the next best thing is to watch the campaigning for it’s entertainment value. A little rational discourse would fit that bill if it were possible, but the partisans are here to make sure that never happens.
Politics (and Marion’s gender hostility, dating problems, spousal support hassles and all her other triggers) ruined Piggington’s.
July 17, 2008 at 10:52 AM #241060ParticipantI’m a California voter. That means that for me, this presidential election is basically over. When I cast my ballot in the primaries, that was the extent of my participation in choosing who will be president. Whatever decisions I could possibly make after that will have no bearing on the outcome of this election. The same goes for each other California voter.
In a presidential election, California is an overwhelmingly Blue state. Our electoral votes will go with the DNC no matter what. The FBI could arrest Obama for high treason with a dozen 12-year old Al-Quaida boys on live TV during the NBC Nightly News, complete with the videotapes to prove it, and California would still vote for the DNC candidate. God could come down and tell everyone that McCain was the saint and Obama was the sinner and California would still vote for the DNC candidate. This was all was written in stone long before the dawn of this century and I doubt it will change in my lifetime.
All that remains is for most of the voters to make the mark they were going to make anyway regardless of which candidates won their respective nominations. There are no converts to be made, and even if there were it wouldn’t touch the results of the coming election.
Seeing as how there are no hearts and minds to win over, the next best thing is to watch the campaigning for it’s entertainment value. A little rational discourse would fit that bill if it were possible, but the partisans are here to make sure that never happens.
Politics (and Marion’s gender hostility, dating problems, spousal support hassles and all her other triggers) ruined Piggington’s.
July 17, 2008 at 10:52 AM #241066ParticipantI’m a California voter. That means that for me, this presidential election is basically over. When I cast my ballot in the primaries, that was the extent of my participation in choosing who will be president. Whatever decisions I could possibly make after that will have no bearing on the outcome of this election. The same goes for each other California voter.
In a presidential election, California is an overwhelmingly Blue state. Our electoral votes will go with the DNC no matter what. The FBI could arrest Obama for high treason with a dozen 12-year old Al-Quaida boys on live TV during the NBC Nightly News, complete with the videotapes to prove it, and California would still vote for the DNC candidate. God could come down and tell everyone that McCain was the saint and Obama was the sinner and California would still vote for the DNC candidate. This was all was written in stone long before the dawn of this century and I doubt it will change in my lifetime.
All that remains is for most of the voters to make the mark they were going to make anyway regardless of which candidates won their respective nominations. There are no converts to be made, and even if there were it wouldn’t touch the results of the coming election.
Seeing as how there are no hearts and minds to win over, the next best thing is to watch the campaigning for it’s entertainment value. A little rational discourse would fit that bill if it were possible, but the partisans are here to make sure that never happens.
Politics (and Marion’s gender hostility, dating problems, spousal support hassles and all her other triggers) ruined Piggington’s.
July 17, 2008 at 10:52 AM #241119ParticipantI’m a California voter. That means that for me, this presidential election is basically over. When I cast my ballot in the primaries, that was the extent of my participation in choosing who will be president. Whatever decisions I could possibly make after that will have no bearing on the outcome of this election. The same goes for each other California voter.
In a presidential election, California is an overwhelmingly Blue state. Our electoral votes will go with the DNC no matter what. The FBI could arrest Obama for high treason with a dozen 12-year old Al-Quaida boys on live TV during the NBC Nightly News, complete with the videotapes to prove it, and California would still vote for the DNC candidate. God could come down and tell everyone that McCain was the saint and Obama was the sinner and California would still vote for the DNC candidate. This was all was written in stone long before the dawn of this century and I doubt it will change in my lifetime.
All that remains is for most of the voters to make the mark they were going to make anyway regardless of which candidates won their respective nominations. There are no converts to be made, and even if there were it wouldn’t touch the results of the coming election.
Seeing as how there are no hearts and minds to win over, the next best thing is to watch the campaigning for it’s entertainment value. A little rational discourse would fit that bill if it were possible, but the partisans are here to make sure that never happens.
Politics (and Marion’s gender hostility, dating problems, spousal support hassles and all her other triggers) ruined Piggington’s.
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