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May 3, 2011 at 1:33 PM #692838May 3, 2011 at 1:46 PM #691683
briansd1
Guest[quote=Hobie]Not sure how you define bungled, but probably the instances where she ‘bungled’ is just what people can personally relate and like.
People are getting tired of politicians that are too polished and smooth. Fast talking, slick are terms that can be applied equally to both parties.
Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
I can understand that some people relate to Palin or other politicians.
But, here, I’m talking about competence. Are you saying with a straight face that Palin is competent to lead our country?
[quote=Hobie]
” they all suck” is a fine description as we all voted for one who ‘sucked’ less. Hence the winners percentage margins. If any candidate was truly exceptional, they would pull much larger percentage wins.[/quote]We could compare the percentage differences between Bush v. Gore and Obama v. McCain.
May 3, 2011 at 1:46 PM #691754Guest[quote=Hobie]Not sure how you define bungled, but probably the instances where she ‘bungled’ is just what people can personally relate and like.
People are getting tired of politicians that are too polished and smooth. Fast talking, slick are terms that can be applied equally to both parties.
Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
I can understand that some people relate to Palin or other politicians.
But, here, I’m talking about competence. Are you saying with a straight face that Palin is competent to lead our country?
[quote=Hobie]
” they all suck” is a fine description as we all voted for one who ‘sucked’ less. Hence the winners percentage margins. If any candidate was truly exceptional, they would pull much larger percentage wins.[/quote]We could compare the percentage differences between Bush v. Gore and Obama v. McCain.
May 3, 2011 at 1:46 PM #692358Guest[quote=Hobie]Not sure how you define bungled, but probably the instances where she ‘bungled’ is just what people can personally relate and like.
People are getting tired of politicians that are too polished and smooth. Fast talking, slick are terms that can be applied equally to both parties.
Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
I can understand that some people relate to Palin or other politicians.
But, here, I’m talking about competence. Are you saying with a straight face that Palin is competent to lead our country?
[quote=Hobie]
” they all suck” is a fine description as we all voted for one who ‘sucked’ less. Hence the winners percentage margins. If any candidate was truly exceptional, they would pull much larger percentage wins.[/quote]We could compare the percentage differences between Bush v. Gore and Obama v. McCain.
May 3, 2011 at 1:46 PM #692504Guest[quote=Hobie]Not sure how you define bungled, but probably the instances where she ‘bungled’ is just what people can personally relate and like.
People are getting tired of politicians that are too polished and smooth. Fast talking, slick are terms that can be applied equally to both parties.
Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
I can understand that some people relate to Palin or other politicians.
But, here, I’m talking about competence. Are you saying with a straight face that Palin is competent to lead our country?
[quote=Hobie]
” they all suck” is a fine description as we all voted for one who ‘sucked’ less. Hence the winners percentage margins. If any candidate was truly exceptional, they would pull much larger percentage wins.[/quote]We could compare the percentage differences between Bush v. Gore and Obama v. McCain.
May 3, 2011 at 1:46 PM #692848Guest[quote=Hobie]Not sure how you define bungled, but probably the instances where she ‘bungled’ is just what people can personally relate and like.
People are getting tired of politicians that are too polished and smooth. Fast talking, slick are terms that can be applied equally to both parties.
Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
I can understand that some people relate to Palin or other politicians.
But, here, I’m talking about competence. Are you saying with a straight face that Palin is competent to lead our country?
[quote=Hobie]
” they all suck” is a fine description as we all voted for one who ‘sucked’ less. Hence the winners percentage margins. If any candidate was truly exceptional, they would pull much larger percentage wins.[/quote]We could compare the percentage differences between Bush v. Gore and Obama v. McCain.
May 3, 2011 at 1:55 PM #691693Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantBrian: Clinton missed a golden opportunity to take bin Laden out. However, you’re right: The blown opportunities date back to Reagan and both Dem and GOP presidents have mishandled various opportunities on terrorism and we can go all the way back to our support of the insurgents during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. In a perverse way, we “created” bin Laden and the Taliban and have reaped what we’ve sowed.
I think Obama made an great call (using the Team 6/TFR approach versus drone) in going after Osama and I thought his speech following the announcement of bin Laden’s death was excellent.
I don’t have a Dem versus GOP bias and I haven’t voted GOP since Dole in 1996. The GOP, IMHO, is in a “wilderness” period right now and I’m just waiting to see how long it will take them to pull their respective heads outta their asses.
I also don’t have a bias against Obama personally. And that’s key, because I think he’s a smart cat, and a personable guy, but I also think he’s totally wrong for the job, in much the same way that Dubya was totally wrong for the job: Not enough relevant experience and no real “dirt under the nails” in terms of life experiences.
As to Palin: I’ve come out numerous times on this board and said that I think that woman is a complete and total idiot and it looks like her fire is finally burning out. P.T. Barnum was right.
May 3, 2011 at 1:55 PM #691764ParticipantBrian: Clinton missed a golden opportunity to take bin Laden out. However, you’re right: The blown opportunities date back to Reagan and both Dem and GOP presidents have mishandled various opportunities on terrorism and we can go all the way back to our support of the insurgents during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. In a perverse way, we “created” bin Laden and the Taliban and have reaped what we’ve sowed.
I think Obama made an great call (using the Team 6/TFR approach versus drone) in going after Osama and I thought his speech following the announcement of bin Laden’s death was excellent.
I don’t have a Dem versus GOP bias and I haven’t voted GOP since Dole in 1996. The GOP, IMHO, is in a “wilderness” period right now and I’m just waiting to see how long it will take them to pull their respective heads outta their asses.
I also don’t have a bias against Obama personally. And that’s key, because I think he’s a smart cat, and a personable guy, but I also think he’s totally wrong for the job, in much the same way that Dubya was totally wrong for the job: Not enough relevant experience and no real “dirt under the nails” in terms of life experiences.
As to Palin: I’ve come out numerous times on this board and said that I think that woman is a complete and total idiot and it looks like her fire is finally burning out. P.T. Barnum was right.
May 3, 2011 at 1:55 PM #692368ParticipantBrian: Clinton missed a golden opportunity to take bin Laden out. However, you’re right: The blown opportunities date back to Reagan and both Dem and GOP presidents have mishandled various opportunities on terrorism and we can go all the way back to our support of the insurgents during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. In a perverse way, we “created” bin Laden and the Taliban and have reaped what we’ve sowed.
I think Obama made an great call (using the Team 6/TFR approach versus drone) in going after Osama and I thought his speech following the announcement of bin Laden’s death was excellent.
I don’t have a Dem versus GOP bias and I haven’t voted GOP since Dole in 1996. The GOP, IMHO, is in a “wilderness” period right now and I’m just waiting to see how long it will take them to pull their respective heads outta their asses.
I also don’t have a bias against Obama personally. And that’s key, because I think he’s a smart cat, and a personable guy, but I also think he’s totally wrong for the job, in much the same way that Dubya was totally wrong for the job: Not enough relevant experience and no real “dirt under the nails” in terms of life experiences.
As to Palin: I’ve come out numerous times on this board and said that I think that woman is a complete and total idiot and it looks like her fire is finally burning out. P.T. Barnum was right.
May 3, 2011 at 1:55 PM #692514ParticipantBrian: Clinton missed a golden opportunity to take bin Laden out. However, you’re right: The blown opportunities date back to Reagan and both Dem and GOP presidents have mishandled various opportunities on terrorism and we can go all the way back to our support of the insurgents during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. In a perverse way, we “created” bin Laden and the Taliban and have reaped what we’ve sowed.
I think Obama made an great call (using the Team 6/TFR approach versus drone) in going after Osama and I thought his speech following the announcement of bin Laden’s death was excellent.
I don’t have a Dem versus GOP bias and I haven’t voted GOP since Dole in 1996. The GOP, IMHO, is in a “wilderness” period right now and I’m just waiting to see how long it will take them to pull their respective heads outta their asses.
I also don’t have a bias against Obama personally. And that’s key, because I think he’s a smart cat, and a personable guy, but I also think he’s totally wrong for the job, in much the same way that Dubya was totally wrong for the job: Not enough relevant experience and no real “dirt under the nails” in terms of life experiences.
As to Palin: I’ve come out numerous times on this board and said that I think that woman is a complete and total idiot and it looks like her fire is finally burning out. P.T. Barnum was right.
May 3, 2011 at 1:55 PM #692858ParticipantBrian: Clinton missed a golden opportunity to take bin Laden out. However, you’re right: The blown opportunities date back to Reagan and both Dem and GOP presidents have mishandled various opportunities on terrorism and we can go all the way back to our support of the insurgents during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. In a perverse way, we “created” bin Laden and the Taliban and have reaped what we’ve sowed.
I think Obama made an great call (using the Team 6/TFR approach versus drone) in going after Osama and I thought his speech following the announcement of bin Laden’s death was excellent.
I don’t have a Dem versus GOP bias and I haven’t voted GOP since Dole in 1996. The GOP, IMHO, is in a “wilderness” period right now and I’m just waiting to see how long it will take them to pull their respective heads outta their asses.
I also don’t have a bias against Obama personally. And that’s key, because I think he’s a smart cat, and a personable guy, but I also think he’s totally wrong for the job, in much the same way that Dubya was totally wrong for the job: Not enough relevant experience and no real “dirt under the nails” in terms of life experiences.
As to Palin: I’ve come out numerous times on this board and said that I think that woman is a complete and total idiot and it looks like her fire is finally burning out. P.T. Barnum was right.
May 3, 2011 at 3:18 PM #691713afx114
Participant[quote=Hobie]Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
That’s funny, to me she comes across as fake and cartoon-like. But maybe that’s because I’m just so polished and smooth.
May 3, 2011 at 3:18 PM #691784Participant[quote=Hobie]Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
That’s funny, to me she comes across as fake and cartoon-like. But maybe that’s because I’m just so polished and smooth.
May 3, 2011 at 3:18 PM #692388Participant[quote=Hobie]Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
That’s funny, to me she comes across as fake and cartoon-like. But maybe that’s because I’m just so polished and smooth.
May 3, 2011 at 3:18 PM #692534Participant[quote=Hobie]Palin personality comes off more genuine and real. And this is why she continues to have audiences. [/quote]
That’s funny, to me she comes across as fake and cartoon-like. But maybe that’s because I’m just so polished and smooth.
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