OT: McCain has Dementia

[Ex-SD]

Obama told Americans their “dreams can be one” if they unite in a stirring new crusade for change, in a riotous finale to the historic Democratic National Convention.
And when we say “incredible” we mean it literally. Let’s review.

First, about his claims about his background:

He likes to leave out the part that he attended the “hippie” Occidental College. We also have never been given access to Mr. Obama’s grade transcripts, nor any of his writing such as his senior thesis.

His campaign claims Obama worked as “social worker” when he did not. And in fact, he was a “community organizer” for only three years — not for the six years that is implied here.

Mr. Obama wrote only one legal piece at Harvard, which was only recently dug up. Which would tend to indicate his position as President of the Law Review was strictly an affirmative action decision.

Did Mr. Obama actually ever practice as a lawyer? In which state did he pass the bar exam? There is no record of him ever having had a case. And Mr. Obama was only a visiting lecturer at the University Of Chicago.

All of the records of Mr. Obama’s days in the Illinois state house have disappeared. Why is that?

As for his platform:
He intends to “intensify” the fight against terrorism in Afghanistan and Pakistan? Does the rest of his party know this?

And how can you do that when at the same time withdrawing from Iraq? If the problem is that the terrorists have safe havens in regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan, won’t making Iraq a safe haven be disastrous?

And never mind that the savings from ending the war on terror were supposed to fund all of his other promised programs.

The US has been negotiating with Syria, North Korea. As for Cuba, Mr. Obama has elsewhere promised to strengthen the sanctions against Cuba, rather than relax them.

Mr. Obama’s pledge to honor the Kyoto protocol would be a disaster for our economy.

It is for all intents and purposes impossible to lower taxes any further for the poor, since they have long since stopped being taxed and are instead given money under the guise of the earned income credit and other tax programs.

He is going to introduce a system of universal health care by lowering taxes — especially for small business.

He promises to restore the leadership of the US in space, having hitherto promised to kill NASA to fund his other programs like healthcare.

He promises to improve education for children of poor families. All of the other programs to that end having worked so spectacularly well.

He promises to combat poverty in the world by taxing us more and giving the money to foreign countries, many of whom seek to destroy us.

He promises to give illegal aliens amnesty.

What a candidate. NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!
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[urbanrealtor]

Perhaps this is unfair but she strikes me as the female version of Clarence Thomas.

This passing thought was buttressed when she referenced Ferraro and Clinton.

I am a liberal who really likes McCain. I would vote for him were I not taken with another candidate. While I made that other thread as snarky joke, I don’t have much of any real opinion about her competence.

I just don’t know enough about her.

I would like to like her. I don’t like to think that McCain is dumb or pandering.

So, can someone on the right here sum up what makes her compelling to you?

Not a manifesto. Just what makes her desirable and or strategically beneficial.

[urbanrealtor]

Perhaps this is unfair but she strikes me as the female version of Clarence Thomas.

This passing thought was buttressed when she referenced Ferraro and Clinton.

I am a liberal who really likes McCain. I would vote for him were I not taken with another candidate. While I made that other thread as snarky joke, I don’t have much of any real opinion about her competence.

I just don’t know enough about her.

I would like to like her. I don’t like to think that McCain is dumb or pandering.

So, can someone on the right here sum up what makes her compelling to you?

Not a manifesto. Just what makes her desirable and or strategically beneficial.

[urbanrealtor]

Perhaps this is unfair but she strikes me as the female version of Clarence Thomas.

This passing thought was buttressed when she referenced Ferraro and Clinton.

I am a liberal who really likes McCain. I would vote for him were I not taken with another candidate. While I made that other thread as snarky joke, I don’t have much of any real opinion about her competence.

I just don’t know enough about her.

I would like to like her. I don’t like to think that McCain is dumb or pandering.

So, can someone on the right here sum up what makes her compelling to you?

Not a manifesto. Just what makes her desirable and or strategically beneficial.

[urbanrealtor]

Perhaps this is unfair but she strikes me as the female version of Clarence Thomas.

This passing thought was buttressed when she referenced Ferraro and Clinton.

I am a liberal who really likes McCain. I would vote for him were I not taken with another candidate. While I made that other thread as snarky joke, I don’t have much of any real opinion about her competence.

I just don’t know enough about her.

I would like to like her. I don’t like to think that McCain is dumb or pandering.

So, can someone on the right here sum up what makes her compelling to you?

Not a manifesto. Just what makes her desirable and or strategically beneficial.

[urbanrealtor]

Perhaps this is unfair but she strikes me as the female version of Clarence Thomas.

This passing thought was buttressed when she referenced Ferraro and Clinton.

I am a liberal who really likes McCain. I would vote for him were I not taken with another candidate. While I made that other thread as snarky joke, I don’t have much of any real opinion about her competence.

I just don’t know enough about her.

I would like to like her. I don’t like to think that McCain is dumb or pandering.

So, can someone on the right here sum up what makes her compelling to you?

Not a manifesto. Just what makes her desirable and or strategically beneficial.

[gandalf]

Palin’s greatest attribute? Definitely her face. Followed in close second by her boobs. What a pleasure to look at. Can’t wait for the debates. Neither can Joe Biden! You know it’s true, fellas.

She also took on the republican establishment in Alaska. I admire her for that. That’s why her approval rating is high in Alaska. She killed the bridge to nowhere that made republicans and Ted Stevens and Alaska the laughingstock of the country.

I would seriously be considering McCain right now had he done the same thing these past 12 months. Instead, he ran a suck-up, pro-bush Karl Rove attack campaign and made hot man-love to James Dobson and the evangelicals along the way.

Is McCain going to last four years? Palin ends up President if McCain gets elected. McCain’s 72 years-old. He’s had four episodes of cancer and is showing signs of early dementia. I really suspect his health is in trouble.

[gandalf]

Palin’s greatest attribute? Definitely her face. Followed in close second by her boobs. What a pleasure to look at. Can’t wait for the debates. Neither can Joe Biden! You know it’s true, fellas.

She also took on the republican establishment in Alaska. I admire her for that. That’s why her approval rating is high in Alaska. She killed the bridge to nowhere that made republicans and Ted Stevens and Alaska the laughingstock of the country.

I would seriously be considering McCain right now had he done the same thing these past 12 months. Instead, he ran a suck-up, pro-bush Karl Rove attack campaign and made hot man-love to James Dobson and the evangelicals along the way.

Is McCain going to last four years? Palin ends up President if McCain gets elected. McCain’s 72 years-old. He’s had four episodes of cancer and is showing signs of early dementia. I really suspect his health is in trouble.

[gandalf]

Palin’s greatest attribute? Definitely her face. Followed in close second by her boobs. What a pleasure to look at. Can’t wait for the debates. Neither can Joe Biden! You know it’s true, fellas.

She also took on the republican establishment in Alaska. I admire her for that. That’s why her approval rating is high in Alaska. She killed the bridge to nowhere that made republicans and Ted Stevens and Alaska the laughingstock of the country.

I would seriously be considering McCain right now had he done the same thing these past 12 months. Instead, he ran a suck-up, pro-bush Karl Rove attack campaign and made hot man-love to James Dobson and the evangelicals along the way.

Is McCain going to last four years? Palin ends up President if McCain gets elected. McCain’s 72 years-old. He’s had four episodes of cancer and is showing signs of early dementia. I really suspect his health is in trouble.

[gandalf]

Palin’s greatest attribute? Definitely her face. Followed in close second by her boobs. What a pleasure to look at. Can’t wait for the debates. Neither can Joe Biden! You know it’s true, fellas.

She also took on the republican establishment in Alaska. I admire her for that. That’s why her approval rating is high in Alaska. She killed the bridge to nowhere that made republicans and Ted Stevens and Alaska the laughingstock of the country.

I would seriously be considering McCain right now had he done the same thing these past 12 months. Instead, he ran a suck-up, pro-bush Karl Rove attack campaign and made hot man-love to James Dobson and the evangelicals along the way.

Is McCain going to last four years? Palin ends up President if McCain gets elected. McCain’s 72 years-old. He’s had four episodes of cancer and is showing signs of early dementia. I really suspect his health is in trouble.

[gandalf]

Palin’s greatest attribute? Definitely her face. Followed in close second by her boobs. What a pleasure to look at. Can’t wait for the debates. Neither can Joe Biden! You know it’s true, fellas.

She also took on the republican establishment in Alaska. I admire her for that. That’s why her approval rating is high in Alaska. She killed the bridge to nowhere that made republicans and Ted Stevens and Alaska the laughingstock of the country.

I would seriously be considering McCain right now had he done the same thing these past 12 months. Instead, he ran a suck-up, pro-bush Karl Rove attack campaign and made hot man-love to James Dobson and the evangelicals along the way.

Is McCain going to last four years? Palin ends up President if McCain gets elected. McCain’s 72 years-old. He’s had four episodes of cancer and is showing signs of early dementia. I really suspect his health is in trouble.

[urbanrealtor]

to ex-sd:

Occidental:
He transferred out to go to Columbia. While less of an undergrad-focused school, wouldn’t anybody prefer to go to Columbia?

Being a lawyer:
He was a summer associate (basically an intern) at 2 firms. Sidley Austin and Hopkins Sutter. As such he was probably in a support position under partner attorneys. I am assuming that last part because that is how it generally is in CA. I don’t know if he ever took the bar (I don’t think Bill Clinton did either). Following law school he focused on legal academia.

Regarding Harvard Law Review:
I seem to recall that there is a writing competition and debate to get selected for this. His becoming president (I think) involved winning over the conservative members whose consent he would need. I don’t think it was a quota.

Regarding legal teaching:
Visiting lecturer is the term (at least in CA) to describe an entry level (as opposed to tenured) teacher (as opposed to a researcher).

Regarding the missing record:
I have heard this before. I have an easy time finding reports on his voting in Illinois. Can someone explain what this whole missing records story is about?
Also, here is a news story about his voting:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/01/17/politics/main2369157.shtml

Regarding the intensification of the anti-terror campaign:
Yeah we know that. He said it at the convention.

Regarding the rest of the platform:
Yeah we pretty much know the rest of that too. Most of us support it.

[urbanrealtor]

to ex-sd:

Occidental:
He transferred out to go to Columbia. While less of an undergrad-focused school, wouldn’t anybody prefer to go to Columbia?

Being a lawyer:
He was a summer associate (basically an intern) at 2 firms. Sidley Austin and Hopkins Sutter. As such he was probably in a support position under partner attorneys. I am assuming that last part because that is how it generally is in CA. I don’t know if he ever took the bar (I don’t think Bill Clinton did either). Following law school he focused on legal academia.

Regarding Harvard Law Review:
I seem to recall that there is a writing competition and debate to get selected for this. His becoming president (I think) involved winning over the conservative members whose consent he would need. I don’t think it was a quota.

Regarding legal teaching:
Visiting lecturer is the term (at least in CA) to describe an entry level (as opposed to tenured) teacher (as opposed to a researcher).

Regarding the missing record:
I have heard this before. I have an easy time finding reports on his voting in Illinois. Can someone explain what this whole missing records story is about?
Also, here is a news story about his voting:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/01/17/politics/main2369157.shtml

Regarding the intensification of the anti-terror campaign:
Yeah we know that. He said it at the convention.

Regarding the rest of the platform:
Yeah we pretty much know the rest of that too. Most of us support it.

[urbanrealtor]

to ex-sd:

Occidental:
He transferred out to go to Columbia. While less of an undergrad-focused school, wouldn’t anybody prefer to go to Columbia?

Being a lawyer:
He was a summer associate (basically an intern) at 2 firms. Sidley Austin and Hopkins Sutter. As such he was probably in a support position under partner attorneys. I am assuming that last part because that is how it generally is in CA. I don’t know if he ever took the bar (I don’t think Bill Clinton did either). Following law school he focused on legal academia.

Regarding Harvard Law Review:
I seem to recall that there is a writing competition and debate to get selected for this. His becoming president (I think) involved winning over the conservative members whose consent he would need. I don’t think it was a quota.

Regarding legal teaching:
Visiting lecturer is the term (at least in CA) to describe an entry level (as opposed to tenured) teacher (as opposed to a researcher).

Regarding the missing record:
I have heard this before. I have an easy time finding reports on his voting in Illinois. Can someone explain what this whole missing records story is about?
Also, here is a news story about his voting:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/01/17/politics/main2369157.shtml

Regarding the intensification of the anti-terror campaign:
Yeah we know that. He said it at the convention.

Regarding the rest of the platform:
Yeah we pretty much know the rest of that too. Most of us support it.

[urbanrealtor]

to ex-sd:

Occidental:
He transferred out to go to Columbia. While less of an undergrad-focused school, wouldn’t anybody prefer to go to Columbia?

Being a lawyer:
He was a summer associate (basically an intern) at 2 firms. Sidley Austin and Hopkins Sutter. As such he was probably in a support position under partner attorneys. I am assuming that last part because that is how it generally is in CA. I don’t know if he ever took the bar (I don’t think Bill Clinton did either). Following law school he focused on legal academia.

Regarding Harvard Law Review:
I seem to recall that there is a writing competition and debate to get selected for this. His becoming president (I think) involved winning over the conservative members whose consent he would need. I don’t think it was a quota.

Regarding legal teaching:
Visiting lecturer is the term (at least in CA) to describe an entry level (as opposed to tenured) teacher (as opposed to a researcher).

Regarding the missing record:
I have heard this before. I have an easy time finding reports on his voting in Illinois. Can someone explain what this whole missing records story is about?
Also, here is a news story about his voting:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/01/17/politics/main2369157.shtml

Regarding the intensification of the anti-terror campaign:
Yeah we know that. He said it at the convention.

Regarding the rest of the platform:
Yeah we pretty much know the rest of that too. Most of us support it.

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